Jefferson Through The Gap by auntietk

Photography • Landscape • posted on Nov 23, 2008

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I think this MIGHT be the last picture from Smith Rock that I'm gonna make you look at! Well ... at least for now. No guarantees that I won't go back and find more things in the file later on. :) This is Mount Jefferson, as seen from the "inside" of Smith Rock. This is real, by the way - it's not a composite or a manipulation. Oh ... it's not crooked, either! :) And oh yeah ... do you see the climber just above that bald patch on the left-hand side? Just in case you needed something for scale.

Comments (44)

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MrsRatbag

11:08PM | Sun, 23 November 2008

Incredible view and capture!

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beachzz

11:09PM | Sun, 23 November 2008

Wow, if you hadn't pointed him out, I never would have seen him--it truly does show how vast this is!!

frankie96

11:25PM | Sun, 23 November 2008

Size does matter....:)

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cfulton

11:39PM | Sun, 23 November 2008

Wow! What a wonderful world we live in! Very well done, Clive

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bmac62

11:49PM | Sun, 23 November 2008

And I thought you were talking about the climber way out there on the mountain:-) Just saw the climber in close when I zoomed in...which is well worth doing. What a unique capture. Bill

MrsLubner

11:59PM | Sun, 23 November 2008

Love the view of that balancing rock! Stellar!

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babuci

12:04AM | Mon, 24 November 2008

Window to the mighty mountain, what a fantastic compo and yes I see a climber but I am more draw to that single almost round rock sitting on the edge.

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JeffG7BRJ

12:09AM | Mon, 24 November 2008

A bit late pointing it out but yes thet balancing rock is something else, it looks like the climber could walk up to it and give it a push. I don't think he would get anywhere mind, but he could try. Excellent capture Tara, and that chap does give a nice sense of the scale of this Rock. Bravo!!!!!

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