Guadalupe Peak Trail 3 by toddaking
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Standing on the bridge. My new monopod opens up on the bottom to make a tripod, so I actually have pictures with me in them. Not that anybody wants to see me in a picture, I just want proof I was there. ... :)
The person on the far left is my father inlaw and is responsible for my love of hiking, and by the way he is 70 years old. In case you thought you could not do this trail because of your age!.... :) He is a tough old bird and has been dragging my butt up and down hills and mountains from West Virginia to the Rockies of Colorado for the past 20 years. That's me in the red, my friends 10 year old son and my friend, to the far right.
Thanks for all the comments, and all advice is welcome. Don't go easy on me, I want to get better at taking pictures and have a pretty thick skin.... grin! :)
Y'all are great,
Todd
Comments (21)
virginiese
Perfect POV ! WoW ! Hugs Virginie PS : I hope I'll be as dynamic as your father inlaw at 70 :-)
MagikUnicorn
(Quelle merveilleux endroit pour ce ressourcer) Splendid Shot
cmolsen2002
Wow! Impressive shot, dramatic scenery, 'encouraging' guide! (and don't be too long coming down. Picnic's still here and I'm getting hungry!)
Ionel
Great capture, Todd! And nice to see you again!!!
RobyHermida
Genial!!!!!
Liam.
Now this really gives a sense of the enormousness of these mountains. Excellemt shot, Todd! Fantastic!
amlondono
This is an excellent shot , Todd , they are getting better every day , BRAVO , Ana
fredster66
Spectacular POV... great blue sky as well! Excellent!
Richardphotos
I have been told that landscapes and portraits do not go together well, because either the background suffers because of people in the way and or the portrait suffers because the attention is drawn to the landscape.when I am out taking pictures companions always ask for a portrait with a beautiful background, which is fine.to establish that your group was in a particular place, then it is acceptable. your composition is excellent and you must have ran to join the group before the camera fired unless you are using a remote. I personally take pictures to please myself so many of the rules get kicked aside, unless it is for profit
trishabadblood
Fabulous work ... the colors are beautiful and rich the view is ..wonderful ...excellent capture
artaddict2
Dramatic pov. Nice shot. very impressive
mairekas
Outstanding image! Great POV!
Digitaleagle
I'm affraid of hights and this shot makes me a little nervous, LOL. Fantasstic shot looks like a great place.
mark.spooner
Nice work.
Charberry
You are teetering on a precipice, and you want my critique? Boy oh boy, I have no such daring, so therefore cannot say anything but --- WOW!!!! :o)
Fidelity2
Very well done. 5+.
vlaaitje
awesome shot, I am afraid so high brrrrrrrrrrrrrr
tofi
Heheh... you just had to sneak in there, didn't ya? LOL. I think the photograph is really special, and memorable, with a lovely perspective and really beautiful lighting! You are quite brave, my friend..... the height thing is enticing, alluring, daring.... yet ..... I think I'd pass :)
skyla824
great shot the sky is wonderful.. hold on tight i hope your life insurance is paid
auntietk
I only have one suggestion. Don't take pictures of people in red shirts! The eye is drawn right to that one red spot, and it's distracting. Other than that, this is great! I'm feeling a little dizzy, though . . . gotta go . . .
42n8
Lol don't blame you not wanting to miss out, Love how you all look so relaxed right on the edge of that perilous ledge lol. Fantastic shot.