Me as well, which is a good thing. My goal had been the next peak over(Mt. Eisenhower) from this one(Mt. Pierce), another mile and a half further, but my legs wanted no part of it for some reason. So I decided to enjoy the light, capture a few images, and get an early start back down. All in all a successful day in the mountains, even if I wasn’t able to capture the sunset I had hoped from the mountain I had hoped to capture it from.
Luckily for me winter hiking is quite popular here in New Hampshire, combined with the fact my day job only allows me to hike on the weekends, and the trails are usually pretty well packed down by the time I hike. Still, on this hike I did wear snowshoes, but only because the col between the summits of Mounts Pierce and Eisenhower(my hoped for final destination) is very exposed and windy causing some deep snow drifts along the trail.
LOL, that is the last thing I would have expected anyone to have asked. The answer is that I’ve been playing around with the placement of my signature/watermark, and I must have forgotten to check the box in Lightroom’s export dialog to have it applied when saving web sized images. Oops 🙂
Jeff Sinon Photography
That makes me very happy. 🙂
janet
Me as well, which is a good thing. My goal had been the next peak over(Mt. Eisenhower) from this one(Mt. Pierce), another mile and a half further, but my legs wanted no part of it for some reason. So I decided to enjoy the light, capture a few images, and get an early start back down. All in all a successful day in the mountains, even if I wasn’t able to capture the sunset I had hoped from the mountain I had hoped to capture it from.
It’s even hard walking when there’s only 5” or 6” so it would be quite something trying to walk on this. Did you snowshoe?
Luckily for me winter hiking is quite popular here in New Hampshire, combined with the fact my day job only allows me to hike on the weekends, and the trails are usually pretty well packed down by the time I hike. Still, on this hike I did wear snowshoes, but only because the col between the summits of Mounts Pierce and Eisenhower(my hoped for final destination) is very exposed and windy causing some deep snow drifts along the trail.
Where’s your signature?
LOL, that is the last thing I would have expected anyone to have asked. The answer is that I’ve been playing around with the placement of my signature/watermark, and I must have forgotten to check the box in Lightroom’s export dialog to have it applied when saving web sized images. Oops 🙂
Dear Jeff,
this is winter how we like it! Great. A kind of archetypal winter picture.
Thanks for sharing
The Fab Four of Cley
🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂
Thank you!
Intriguing sculptures
Mother Nature is quite the artist, isn’t she?