East Snowfields + Great Gulf 5-25-08

[awf170]

http://timefortuckerman.com/forums/s...ead.php?t=9975

Enjoy... yeah I'm that lazy.

If someone is feeling really ambitious they can copy and paste all the pics into this thread...

[TheBEast]

So did you guys drive up and ski?? It's that's the case, killer.....some great turns with less work!

[awf170]

Originally Posted by TheBEast

So did you guys drive up and ski?? It's that's the case, killer.....some great turns with less work!

Yep, drove up.

[awf170]

Here are some of the best pics from the day by Jumpturn (from T4T) and I:

Boot packing Airplane with Space Walk behind, Great Gulf, May 25, 2008.

(JT)

awf170 drops into Space Walk, Great Gulf, May 25, 2008.

(JT)

awf170 digging into the 1st turn on Space Walk, Great Gulf, May 25, 2008.

(JT)

awf170 banging the left turn into the choke on Space Walk, Great Gulf, May 25, 2008.

(JT)

awf170 threading the rocks in the choke on Space Walk, May 25, 2008.

(JT)


Cowabunga! Random VT tele dude drops into Space Walk, Great Gulf, May 25, 2008.

(JT)

Random VT tele dude takes the center line on Space Walk, May 25, 2008.

(JT)

Random VT tele dude checks his speed on the center line of Space Walk, Great Gulf, May 25, 2008.

(JT)

[awf170]

Random tele-dude #2:


Again:


Random skier dropping Turkey shoot:


...and rips it through the choke:


Djming in some other random chute:



Road and people:


Another skier rips turkey shoot:


...and lower down:

[eatskisleep]

Epic photos... this one is awesome:

[Bumpsis]

This IS a great shot.
What camera do you use? I find such conditions (shooting up into the light) rather challening. Most point and shoot cameras don't really compensate for bright background, thus the object in the foreground ends up under exposed.
How did you get around that?

[awf170]

Originally Posted by Bumpsis

This IS a great shot.
What camera do you use? I find such conditions (shooting up into the light) rather challening. Most point and shoot cameras don't really compensate for bright background, thus the object in the foreground ends up under exposed.
How did you get around that?

Well every shot with a "(JT)" below the pic was taken with a Canon G9, and that is about all I know.

The other ones (my shots) were taken with a Canon A620. All I do is put the camera in "sunlight mode" and turn down the meter thing (can't remember what it is called) to -1/3. Even without this they still look great. Canons just rule IMO.