So, my friends and I all piled into a couple of cars and drove down to Montana for a week to camp and climb. We had quite the adventure, and everyone had my camera at some point. This is one of my shots from the trip. I remember lining this one up and just loving how it looked through my viewfinder. This was the last climb of the day and my friend Jasper was getting ready to conquer this climb that he was unable to finish his last time down. It is called Room With a View, and quite the view it has... I had a polarizing filter on my 18-55mm kit lens. The lens was at it's widest angle of 18mm, on my Sony Alpha 200 DSLR.
Friday, March 11, 2011
My Best Photo of 2010
So, my friends and I all piled into a couple of cars and drove down to Montana for a week to camp and climb. We had quite the adventure, and everyone had my camera at some point. This is one of my shots from the trip. I remember lining this one up and just loving how it looked through my viewfinder. This was the last climb of the day and my friend Jasper was getting ready to conquer this climb that he was unable to finish his last time down. It is called Room With a View, and quite the view it has... I had a polarizing filter on my 18-55mm kit lens. The lens was at it's widest angle of 18mm, on my Sony Alpha 200 DSLR.
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