Winging It

Ok, all of the pictures (that are going up anyway) for Humboldt Redwoods State Park are now up.

Enjoy!

Because my Mom really wanted to see pictures of the Redwoods from my trip to Cali

Never fear, there are more coming. Trying to capture the scale is the important part of the pictures here. And believe it or not, trying to capture focus.

[Edit]
If you already looked at this shortly after I posted it (10:01?) then it’s worth checking out again as I threw in another image for fun

I think there might actually be some more Oregon pictures that need to go up.

There shall be more picture combing tonight I feel…

More West Coast Pictures!

Oregon is done now, with the bit before Gold Beach finally viewable (Devil’s Churn and Cape Perpetua). Actually Devil’s Churn is at/part of Cape Perpetua, but whatever. Gold Beach actually has one new picture and they were all re-exported after changing the color space. To me the colors look richer, thus the reason I uploaded them again.

Next up, though probably not today, is the end of the trip - California. It may be the end of the trip but California has almost as many photos as Washington and Oregon combined.

I posted pictures!

For those of you who are waiting, no, these aren’t the second half of the images from my trip to the West Coast. Those are coming though, since I’ve figured out how to get Lightroom without giving them an arm and a leg (legally!).

But I had to write something from my iPhone. That’s all

Since there was some concern that my Cobalt SS wasn’t, well, cobalt I thought this would explain…

Now if only I could figure out how to roll down the Cobalt’s windows….

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(Don’t worry, I won.)

I thought I’d mentioned it, but I guess not.

There are actually pictures between Mt. St. Helens and Gold Beach, but there are more to go through for that I think. Certainly I have to be a little more discerning about which to put up.

Anyway, head over to the gallery for more.

No, I don’t have all the Seattle pictures up. I did stick up a bunch of pictures from Mt St Helens, however.

For those professional photographers viewing, for most of the pictures there is limited or no post processing going on because I could probably tweak all day long. I’d never get anything up

[Edit] Well, I threw up some more from Seattle, too. I’m using the demo of Adobe Lightroom, which is making this a whole lot faster and easier. And I’m using it inside a virtual machine for the most part (ask what that is if you’re curious).

More West Coast