Originally Posted by Hetairoi
Finally got some pics up last night, here is a link to my web album. As you'll see, I'm still learning how to deal with lighting, most are really dark, the nicer the camera the greater the opportunity to screw up
Oh well, some came out pretty well and it's hard to take a bad shot of something that beautiful.
Hetairoi, Those pictures are exceptional. That fancy camera was obviously in talented hands. Enjoyed the weekend and the conversation. DTE
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Here's some of the pics I took:
And some more:
And some more:
#7 and #8 were self portraits demonstrating to southmark and skippy the TheStickPic attachment for my hiking poles.
Last edited by Mrprez; 03-17-2009 at 12:12.
Man!! Those pictures put me right back in the woods!! Thanks!! Sounds like Ewker went to Fall Creek falls up Sipsey and cross Borden and climbed the mud creek bank!
"Kinlock Historic District"... so, Sipsey has Scottish roots!
More amazing pictures... thanks, guys!
I'm ready for the Third Sipsey Hangout of 2009!
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I pulled out my map and that was it. Parked at the parking lot on hwy 60. Followed Trail 209 along the Sispey river until it crosses Borden Creek and goes up towards the falls. Found out the day we hiked out that if we went upstream a little it was a lot easier to cross. Hard to tell that at night
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Who cares about showers, gourmet food, using flush toilets. Just keep on walking and being away from it all.
There are times that the only way you can do something is to do it alone.
So how deep is that swimming hole below the falls? Looks like it would be fun to jump into from the top of the falls.
“Light thinks it travels faster than anything but it is wrong. No matter how fast light travels, it finds the darkness has always got there first, and is waiting for it." -Terry Pratchett
Not sure, too cold to try it out!They say that in the warmer months, you can slide down the falls into that pool.
Can't jump from the falls but from a ledge to the right just out of photo. Feet will hit bottom but it is sandy.
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