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In a web search, I came across some great pictures of the Sierras south
of Yosemite, taken from the ground of areas where some of us soar. These are at http://doors.stanford.edu/~sr/photos.html and the ones of particular interest to me were the the fourth (Lake Italy, September 2004) and sixth links (Ansel Adams Wilderness, August 2003) since I have pictures of the same areas from my glider at http://www-ee.stanford.edu/~hellman/...uth/index.html and some were even taken about the same time! Thanks to Susanne Riehmann for the ground photos. Martin |
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Nice photos!
This harkens back to the "best US place to fly" thread. Hard to beat the scenery. Once circled a photographer I believe was Galen Rowell as he was setting up what would likely be a beautiful sunset shot of the Palisades above his home town of Bishop. A classic Gavin Wills thermal wicking off the top of an unnamed 12,000 foot peak. Started low. LIft all round the peak, couldn't spend much time with Galen. Here's Galen's "Mountain Light" website. When he and his wife died in a plane crash, we lost lots of talent. If you're in Bishop, CA, do stop in for a look. Some shots include unbelievable lennies. There used to be numbered limited edition prints on the wall at Bishop airport, but they've been replaced by posters. Jim http://www.mountainlight.com/ |
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