Guess who got one of these Burke Mountain photos for his wedding? You guessed it.....and it is hanging in my office right now!
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Incredible Ski Area Panoramas (VT)
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steamboat1
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Thought this was a great shot of Camel's Hump.
That is indeed!
And, regrettably, Robert Lyons has closed his business. His wife developed cancer last year and passed. He decided to retire from business. I tried to get find a copy of his Monroe Skyline panorama (which would be Sugarbush and MRG) and they are gone.
SIKSKIER
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I like this one of Cannon.
Oh that is really nice. And I like where folks are going with this...keep posting them!
from_the_NEK
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Here is a Burke picture from a few weeks ago. Darling Hill in the "foreground".
Wider angle:
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SIKSKIER
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How about Greenland?
I've been spending lots of time improving my photography recently. I would love to get better at Landscapes generally. Mine just seem so ... boring. It must be composition errors.
I love looking at the pics that adventureskier / emberphoto throw up on Facebook. Always awesome.
I love looking at the pics that adventureskier / emberphoto throw up on Facebook. Always awesome.
Puck it
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Stunning. Beautiful.
from_the_NEK
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Jay Peak, May 26th 2013
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From the NEK- more please. Those are stunning.
Its a shame about the business and or course and especially Jane. I stopped by his place about 10 years ago to buy just that Burke print and he was a very nice person, gave me a tour of his grounds and some info on old clear cuts around Coles Pond that I used to my great advantage during grouse season.
I truly hope he is doing OK, the death of a loved one is never easy and I wish him the best.
Its a shame about the business and or course and especially Jane. I stopped by his place about 10 years ago to buy just that Burke print and he was a very nice person, gave me a tour of his grounds and some info on old clear cuts around Coles Pond that I used to my great advantage during grouse season.
I truly hope he is doing OK, the death of a loved one is never easy and I wish him the best.
mikestaple
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Big Sky. Lone Peak. Feb 2014
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St. Bear
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My new wallpaper:
dlague
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From Bretton Woods
From Burke
From Saddleback
Cannon Early Evening
Ragged
From Burke
From Saddleback
Cannon Early Evening
Ragged
Jay Peak, May 26th 2013
All those are fantastic but the first one is just stunningly awesome. Did you take those yourself?
from_the_NEK
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Yes. I took those the evening of the May 26th snowstorm last year. I was headed home from the waterpark with the family (I also skied a bit
) and my rearview mirror told me I needed to get out and snap a few pictures. Full report here: http://forums.alpinezone.com/showthread.php/123203-Jay-Peak-5-26-13?highlight=
Another good one from the 'loaf:
C-Rex
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It's very sad that his wife passed, and he's retired from the business. I'm in the process of buying a house and when I saw the first shot of Jay I immediately thought, I have to get a big, framed copy of that. The man does amazing work, it's a shame he's giving it up, but that kind of loss is understandably difficult. I hope he finds peace, and perhaps decides to continue his excellent work.
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