My ride on the Flume trail at Tahoe:
Probably depends on the degree…
My Tony Melton pic never touched Photoshop, but I did a lot of adjusting in Adobe Lightroom. ![]()
Here is one of me
Photo is by Warren Howell with Vast Action photography.
http://www.vastaction.com/
well, here is mine:
edit: upload doesnt work at the moment… ![]()
ok, i’ve to do it this way:
http://picasaweb.google.com/einrad2/2010MuniDezember#5554697009250687394
I’m having that problem too.
I thought it was my computer playing up.
To my mind it’s between the icycles and the the rain-shadows.
Where do we vote?
awesome picture =D
@ uni san: wtf Ö!
how can you do that? nice!
my favourites are either turtles photo with the icicles or max’s photo over the bridge ![]()
I suspect we’re heading to an interesting “show-down” between iconic uni pics and action uni pics.
Given that my all-time favourite remains UniBrier’s “Coker Crossing”, I’m guessing it’s pretty obvious on which side of that divide I find myself.
I suspect the forum has moved in the direction of the action pic tho.
This remains a beautiful pic tho.
UniBrier’s “Coker Crossing”:
i really like the rain shadow whatever one.
this one of me was by Malcolm Sharp at Uninats.
edit: either the image embeding isnt working or its just refusing to come up for me. the html looks right tho. heres the link anyway just incase:
www.facebook.com/#!/photo.php?fbid=435792425807&set=t.1327690308
I’ve had a UNI magazine calender in 2008 and 2009. One was promised for 2010 but it never arrived due to the crumbling down of the UNI Magazine imperium, so all of 2010 it has been displaying the January 2010 picture. Now I’ll be printing myself a 2011 calendar with these pics. Thanks all ![]()
Great pics eveyone. It was an incredible year on the uni for me, this is one of my favorites. It is taken with a group of inner city kids that were ending a 10 day backpack in the San Juan Mountians of Southern Colorado. A “moment” that will not be forgotten.
Another moment for me was the White Rim Trail in spring. A memorable 4 days with 7 incredible unicyclists in a fairy tale setting. Here we are reading the local Aspen paper for a newspaper photo.














