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Wed. January 31, 2007, 09:43pm PST
Beautiful Mt. Rainier
If this photo says nothing else it says we live in a beautiful place. I feel fortunate that at any given time we're treated to some wonderful sights both in and around Tacoma.
Take it in whenever you can, people, and enjoy. Heck, I'm feeling generous enough to link you to a desktop suitable size of that shot. Enjoy!
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2/1/2007 @ 3:50pm
Awe-inspiring lighting.
Flickr user Tacoma Visitor Bureau contacted me yesterday to respond to some things I'd said about 'Grit City'. Didn't ask if they could use any of my photos, but expressed that they like some of my old buildings' writing (Ghost Writing set) pixtures and would like to figure how they could incorporate them into their site.
by The Damn Mushroom
2/1/2007 @ 8:57pm
Awesome shot, my friend. Out of curiosity, what length of lens (35mm equivalent) did you use? The mountain looks enormous, so I'd assume you were zoomed in quite a ways.
by Matt Turner
2/2/2007 @ 6:24am
That's no cropped shot -- I was at 300mm equiv (200mm lens with a 1.6x multiplier due to the camera's CCD size) to get that shot. It's not the sharpest lens but the raw power is pretty impressive.
I'm a huge fan of the scale with the houses in the foreground.
by KevinFreitas
2/2/2007 @ 8:42am
Thanks for the new desktop background, Kevin. Our views of St. Helens and Hood have been equally magnificent.
by Kathy Freitas
12/10/2007 @ 10:07am
Thanks for the new desktop pic. I searched specifically for a beautiful mountain in my own backyard that I could look at periodically during the work day. Great pic!
by Sarah
6/26/2008 @ 3:26am
Years ago, I was transfered by a company from Chicago to Seattle. All I'd ever heard about Seattle was that it rained all the time, a popular eastern myth. I flew into SeaTac at night and the next morning I drove out to Issaquah. Something equivalent to your photograph of Mount Rainier - with the snowfields glowing red - was the first image I ever saw in Washington. It was my hope searching for Mt. Rainier that someone would capture that amazing sight. You have done so beautifully. Thanks for the memory.
by Steve
7/12/2008 @ 9:29pm
need to kno whats going oon with our mounain cause like one side of it doesnt have any snow on it. and it just shows the rock
by theresa