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This is a photo of a small waterfall near Taylors Falls MN. It's a long exposure done with no tripod. I like it, let me know what you think.

On October 7th, 1999, the Pichincha volcano gave an amazing spectacle to the people of Quito. This mushroom was tremendous, it had several miles high, and some hours later it broke into 5000 tons of ash that covered the city of Quito. The sky was clear, the eruption was not destructive, I had my camera ready, it was perfect. My dad took this picture, it was around 7 am.

Karen (i.karen) standing under the Great Arch in Arches National Park in Utah.

This is a general overview of Black & Tan north of the VRG in the Beaver Dam Mountains. Limestone climbing in a remote location.

This route is about A3 to the right of fat stick. Nice route. Goes straight up.

Half Dome nestled in clouds after the first storm of the season. See more photos here.

I thought the way the shadows and colors was so cool when I panned up to see what wyoclimber was doing. I am starting to appreciate Smith more and more each time I go.

This is the view looking west from just above Lee Vining. The Third Pillar of Dana is near the center of the picture on the skyline.

The first rain in over 100 days made a spectacular departure on September 6th. This shot is from the last paved turnout on Northside Drive See more photos here.

This shot was taken on June 22, 2002. We made base camp by a small tarn at the top of the Horse Creek tributary cascading on the right. Matterhorn is rear center.

This is a shot of an iceberg by Stiles Cove.Also included in the pic. is a waterfall where during the winters....climbers grab their ice gear and go ice climbing.

This is the view you see from the Wawona tunnel viewpoint, we were famous when a tourbus guide decided to make us part of the tour!

I opened my eyes on the morning of New Year's Eve and peered over the dashboard of the Volvo to see this gorgeous view! Red Rocks never fails to amaze me.

After sleeping in the Volvo on the side of the highway, Ben and I awoke on New Year's Eve to a most maginificent scene... the morning clouds rising off the colorful cliffs of Calico Basin at dawn.

This picture was taken by Jayroc5555. Yami is pictured at the top of a climb in the back portion of the Trash Compacter in Maple Canyon, Utah. The cave like structure provided for the perfect lighting to catch this unique silhouette.

The northwest face of Half Dome from pitch two of the Prow on Washington Column on a bright June day. (A high detail 1024x768 version is available for download if you are interested.)

A nice view, and me being a good belayer but a bit antisocial. This is one pitch up on the 'Greatest Route'

These trees are atop the Lower Buttress of one of the best granite crags in the USA, Lovers Leap. Photo Neil Monteith 35mm Slide

This is the amazing view of almost endless rock that is further up Yosmite Valley from Half Dome. Directly below the person is the 700m+ North Face of Half Dome. Yosemite. Photo Neil Monteith 35mm Slide

This is the stunning little lake on the walk in to doing Snake Dike on Half Dome, Yosemite. Photo Neil Monteith 35mm Slide

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Yosemite is Home and I'm committed to it like a wife. Fall 2001 was beautiful. This shot was from that time. I have a color cropped version on my site.see it here.

After exploring the views, I stopped to pose for Climbsomething's camera... could I possible resist another photo op?

I took this pictue at the end of the day when we were packing up. There is a climber belaying at the anchors of Toe Jam and another on a route to the right of Double Cross.

The map said these headlands were impassible. HA! I showed them!
This looks pretty safe, but the water was shalow and waves would come pounding in every once and a while, A fall would not be pretty!