Wednesday, May 06, 2009
Old Baldy
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This view of Mt. Wrightson from Josephine Saddle gives you a good idea of why the mountain is also called "Old Baldy". The top part of the mountain is mostly rock with few trees and bushes. This image was taken at 70mm focal length with an exposure of 1/100 seconds at f/11, ISO 100. Converted to B&W with a red filter in Picasa.
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- Fred scans the fire damage
- Don't take my picture!
- Frank on the summit - original
- Frank on the summit
- Mt. Wrightson resident
- The Parking lot
- The MMT
- On the summit of Old Baldy
- The view west from the summit
- Rocky Switchbacks
- Northern view
- Were'd the shady pine forest go?
- Fire devastation
- Our mornings goal
- Lenticular clouds over Baboquivari
- Around the campfire
- On the corner of Old Baldy and Super trail
- Baldy Saddle at last
- Climbing 32 Switchbacks
- Rockslide on 32 Switchbacks
- Burn damage below Bellows Spring
- The view towards 32 switchbacks
- Old Baldy
- Solar Halo
- The trail to Josephine Saddle
- Mexican Jay
- Curving Arcades
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