Shockaloe Trail overnight solo

**bringerofgame** · 10-28-2014, 23:12

I got the opportunity to meander the 22.5 mile Shockaloe trail this past weekend. Made the trip solo, the only people seen were a few squirrel hunters near the end of the first day. The colors had begun to change, yet the peak will probably be the next weekend or two. A nice, wide path combined with unbelievably pleasant temperatures to make this trek one to remember. No gopro yet, but there were numerous pics taken. Instead of making a drawn out, pic heavy thread, a slideshow with background music was created. My first attempt, hope you enjoy it.
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vflGN4M...st_app=1&app=m

**SilvrSurfr** · 10-28-2014, 23:23

You might want to rethink that use of RealPlayer. It's all hazy.

**bringerofgame** · 10-28-2014, 23:45

Sorry ss, I'm on a budget and it's what I have. Quality will go up in my reports with time. I still think it's a step up from posting 57 pics. It seemed ok when I checked it on my phone, I'll look again in the morning when I get to the wife's chromebook. I had a gopro 3 black edition and surface pro picked out, but then I got drawn for the wild at heart boot camp in January. The choice was made to spend that money on a trip to Denver. BTW, I did it all, including recording the audio, on a $50 phone. That's why the volume is out of whack. Thanks for watching, and I DO appreciate the feedback.

**bringerofgame** · 10-29-2014, 02:04

After going back and looking, I noticed the haze you spoke of. This may be incorrect, but my guess is that the camera was to blame. It's not the best in bright light situations. The reasoning behind this is the later half of the video (lower light conditions as these are in the order they were taken) seem to be much clearer. Once again, I appreciate your input. Now knowing what to look for should save some unsavory photos from publishing.