Balcony view
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Thank you friends for viewing!
To some places like this one is sometimes harder to get to?
The slot is not even wide enough to get through with my larger SLR bag.
You can double click on the "dowload" if you want to see the person sqeezed in the slot.
To some places like this one is sometimes harder to get to?
The slot is not even wide enough to get through with my larger SLR bag.
You can double click on the "dowload" if you want to see the person sqeezed in the slot.
Oct 31, 2017 15:02:42 #
Nice shot but it's not very courteous to just post a photo and not say where it was shot and what you mean by "natural balcony view"
Oct 31, 2017 15:48:57 #
Hi Chad,
you surprised me with your intelectual curiosity!
When I started my UHH gallery contributions a few years ago, I tried to reveal the information about which camera and lens took the picture, also with the exposure data and the location. However, it looked strange, because almost nobody else as you know, did the the same - that is with the exception of Regis who is consistently informing us what kind of gear combination took that superb picture.
I think it is a good idea - and a useful one - for me and many UHH members?
So now you are coming up with a request about the locations where the picture was taken?
No problem Bro:
Pikes Peak National Forest, 75 miles SW from Denver, an area called Lost Creek Scenic Wilderness.
I am attaching another image - just for you!
Happy shooting!
you surprised me with your intelectual curiosity!
When I started my UHH gallery contributions a few years ago, I tried to reveal the information about which camera and lens took the picture, also with the exposure data and the location. However, it looked strange, because almost nobody else as you know, did the the same - that is with the exception of Regis who is consistently informing us what kind of gear combination took that superb picture.
I think it is a good idea - and a useful one - for me and many UHH members?
So now you are coming up with a request about the locations where the picture was taken?
No problem Bro:
Pikes Peak National Forest, 75 miles SW from Denver, an area called Lost Creek Scenic Wilderness.
I am attaching another image - just for you!
Happy shooting!
Oct 31, 2017 16:02:27 #
By the way the term a "Natural Balcony" view came to my mind about 42 yers ago, when I managed to rock scramble into this formation offering a slightly overhanging ledge with this superb view.
Pretty much feeling like standing on a balcony.
This is a Wilderness and everything there is Natural.
Pretty much feeling like standing on a balcony.
This is a Wilderness and everything there is Natural.
Nov 1, 2017 01:15:41 #
Outstanding, Paul, and oh, so beautiful! Again, downloading really brings out the colors!
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