Lots of inspirational photos, its always good to find new stuff thanks for sharing. I love that one by Ansel Admas too drifting, I think its called 'The Tetons and the Snake River'. Obvious but skilled use of dodging and burning there...
Somehow I don't think Ansel was ever going to qualify as an UltraLight hiker
- Ansel on his car
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Heres the link to someone else whos work I admire, Charles Cramer, who has some amazing images, there's even a couple in his galleries of/from Wombat Moor, Tassie.
http://www.charlescramer.com/
- CHarles Cramer
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& heres another one of my favourites, not only because I like the photo but because of the memories it brings back of that particular afternoon. I was staying at a friends place in Byron Bay up near a lookout and went to watch this monstrous storm front rolling up the coast from the south. There was intense & constant lightning, a huge shelf cloud and masses upon masses of wildly coloured cumulonimbus that was hard to describe, raw, scary, awesome? , anyway it was a totally surreal scene. The thing that I remember most was looking across at a small group of people who were standing nearby sharing a joint and noticing that the girls' hair was standing on end. Not just a few stray strands but
bunches of it and I could also feel it on my arms and neck. I had a strong urge to run away but was conflicted by wanting to stay and watch the storm unfold, I ended up staying until the first lightning strikes occured that had little/no separation between the flash and the bang and then bolted back to the relative safety of the house
- Wild storm over Cape Byron
ALWAYS be yourself.
Unless you can be outside, then ALWAYS be outside.
