stamsund
/1 Comment/in Landscape, Lofoten Islands, Mostly Photos, Mountains, Norway, Panoramics, Travel/by Cody7 shot pano of a wintry Stamsund, taken while on the way to Steinetind on a cold snowy spring day.
baja dawn
/0 Comments/in Baja, Landscape, Mostly Photos, Panoramics, Travel/by Codyarthur’s pass
/0 Comments/in Landscape, Mostly Photos, Mountains, New Zealand, Panoramics, Travel/by CodyOne of the coolest places in the world! I’ve been busy going through my archives as I’ve been submitting to a new stock agency and looking for images to send in (its my ambitious goal to reach 1,000 images by the end of the year). I shot a lot of panoramics while in New Zealand, but never really took the time to process them. So its kind of cool sorting through photos that I haven’t really looked at for over a year; brings back lots of cool memories.
Baja…
/0 Comments/in Baja, Mostly Photos, Panoramics, Racing, Travel/by CodyI walked in the door at 3:30 this morning, exhausted. Time to sort several thousand images…
More coming in the next days…
Water
/0 Comments/in California, Landscape, Mostly Photos, Panoramics/by CodyHere’s a quick shot I recently processed for a print order.
3 shots, combined in PS.
Halloween…
/0 Comments/in Landscape, Mostly Photos, Mountains, New Zealand, Panoramics, Travel/by CodyTwo years ago, I was in the town of National Park, a small little town on the edge of Tongariro National Park. A few days prior, my buddy Mikkel and I had hitched there from Taupo, after a few crazy adventures there. Still being early spring in New Zealand, we got some unfortunately cold weather. Our climbing of Mt. Tongariro the previous day involved lots of snow and near zero visibility in the clouds. So bad that we had actually walked over the top of the mountain and started heading down the other side until we realized we had gone too far when the clouds parted for a brief second.
Upon our arrival in town the first day, we were invited to participate in National Park’s yearly rugby game against another town in the area. Needless to say, this opportunity could not be turned down and a few bruises, kicks, jabs and tackles later we found ourselves treated to a few free drinks at the local pub for our participation (one of the players worked there) and suffering.
Nov 1st I Hitched east to Napier for a few days and then on to Wellington and then to the beauty of the South Island, never to return north again. I guess it’s a bit of a shame really, some cool stuff up north, but I couldn’t be drawn away from the Southern Alps once I’d seen them.
Just some random memories from a cool little place. Still seems like yesterday…
Lofoten
/0 Comments/in Landscape, Lofoten Islands, Mostly Photos, Mountains, Norway, Panoramics, Travel/by CodySuch an amazing place…
Eastside
/0 Comments/in California, Historic Places, Landscape, Mostly Photos, Mountains, Panoramics, Travel/by CodyMount Gould
/0 Comments/in California, Landscape, Mostly Photos, Mountains, Panoramics, Travel/by CodyAt 13,005 feet, Mt. Gould is not especially high in the scheme of things, but it seemed like a good option because I hoped its south facing approach would be relatively snow free from the recent storm of a few days before. The morning started off cold, cloudy and windy, but as the hours passed and we drove higher and higher towards Onion Valley the day was looking like it was turning for the better. Onion Valley is notorious for its bears, and there were recent signs of bears breaking into cars, so it took me about 20 minutes to round up all my food + other smelly things (sunblock, soap, hand clear, ect) since they were scattered about my truck in a rather unorganized manner.
Up Kearsage pass trail we went. Stopped for a brief lunch at Kearsage pass, and then off trail up the easy, but often loose, class 1/2 south face of Mt. Gould. Near the top, a sufficient amount of fresh snow made the going a bit slower in an effort to avoid it and stick mostly to the rocks. The final summit block was a bit tricky, as it was mostly full of snow and quite slippery, I had quite cold hands by the time I was finished.
Nice view but still a ways yet
Looking down from the top
Cool shadow of the mountains covering the Owen’s valley
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