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Amazing Snowshoeing Photos

January 29, 2010

If you’ve heard me rattling on and on about how you should give snowshoeing a shot, and were wondering what all the fuss was about, you need look no further than this incredible set of photos taken by Keegan Uhl in Icehouse Canyon last week.
Looking through that gallery, you will instantly want to run to [...]

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Great Tips for Winter Photography

December 11, 2009

Steve Berardi at PhotoNaturalist has become my go-to-guy for photography tips — not just because he’s got a great eye and lots of knowledge (and he helped me with some technical problems a few nights ago), but also because he’s willing to shout out other sources when people are looking for help.
His recent post, [...]

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Early Photos of the Station Fire Area

December 10, 2009

A combination of work busyness and recent rain closures … along with a desire to not get too depressed … have prevented me from driving through the Station Fire burn area to take pictures, but it didn’t stop the GeekHiker, who made the trip last weekend.
He posted a pretty stark set of photos on Flickr [...]

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Online National Parks Holiday Cards

December 9, 2009

If you usually send out holiday cards, but are concerned about the carbon footprint of sending hundreds of letters through the mail — or are just too lazy this year — you’ll be happy to know the National Parks Conservation Association has you covered.
The nonprofit organization is offering ten images of National Parks with various [...]

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Yes, It Does Snow Here

December 8, 2009

I wasn’t able to get to somewhere in my office building to take pictures (and they wouldn’t have come out good anyway, as all I had was my iPhone), but there was definitely a small layer of snow visible in the San Gabriels just behind the Hollywood Sign this morning. Hopefully, some of you [...]

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Trails and Photos in the Santa Monica Mountains

November 13, 2009

With the Angeles National Forest still mostly closed off, the Santa Monica Mountains are the place to be this weekend. With some cooler temperatures in the forecast, it’s the perfect time to bundle up (SoCal style) and hit a trail in the mountains.

The longest stretch of the Backbone Festival is tomorrow, Saturday the [...]

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Wow. Just, Wow.

November 11, 2009

While playing Outdoor Blog Catch-Up today, I stumbled upon this incredible time-lapse video of some California wilderness on SoCal Hikes.
It was shot by Tom from Timescapes with the Canon EOS 5D Mark II – a truly drool-worthy (and expensive) piece of image-making technology. Maybe these astounding images will make you want to start a [...]

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Wild Exposure

August 13, 2009

Marketing exec-turned nature photographer Ian Shrive has been touring our National Park System and – thankfully – taking lots of pictures.
He’s working on a new book of photography and – thankfully – took a videographer along with him on his travels.
2 videos of his trip are up so far – one highlighting some of the [...]

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L.A. River Photos

June 15, 2009

Photographer / Programmer Dave Bullock has not been taking our recent, hopefully-ending-just-now stretch of June Gloom lying down.
Instead, he’s taken it upon himself to explore and photograph the more vacant, industrial sections of Los Angeles … which include some great shots of the Los Angeles River — both with and without some visiting birds.
It’s different [...]

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Jaw-Dropping Flickr Pool

May 11, 2009

It’s Monday, which means you’re probably killing some time on your lunch hour, wishing your were out on the trail somewhere above the cloud line.
Some of you may be lucky enough to be out there right now, but the rest of us can enjoy the unbelievable Flickr photostream of the Los Angeles-based Ben H.
Ben has [...]

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