I've started going hiking once a week, a different hike everytime. So here is this weeks excursion. Beacon Rock 848 ft, named by Lewis and Clark. Enjoy.

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In #10(hole in the wall) do you have the same shot with whats outside the window in focus.

but it was too hazy out there. Sun was in the wrong spot. Next time.

Yeah the lighting was kicking my ass. I'm definitely planning on going back earlier in the day for some better light.

he's running out of high dynamic range images to play with.

=P

I know, I know. the thing is, it wasn't even my idea, but I just had to try it. From now on, no HDR mentions, I promise.