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Topic: December 8/9, 2011, Mt. Herman Full(ish) moon ski (Read 6475 times)
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samthaman
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Last thursday I headed up to Baker with my friends Tess and Brian to see about skiing under a full moon. An unexpectedly large inversion resulted in us skiing corny snow in ~40 degree windless weather. It was quite quite surreal, and made for some great photo-ops. We skied the usual chute that starts at the saddle near the top, and though it was totally tracked out before we got there, it was still a fun run by moonlight.
There are a few more photos on my own website here.
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trees4me
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Diggin the night photos. What kind of exposure time did you use?
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chill people, skiing is fun
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Vince Lamphier
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Great report! I never thought of doing this, but it is definitely in my to do list now.
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jtack
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Wonderful pictures, they take moon light skiing to the next level, thanks for the post.
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dennyt
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Inspiring on many levels!
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samthaman
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Diggin the night photos. What kind of exposure time did you use?
Most of the exposures were around 30s to allow time for the skiers to move through the frame and leave light trails. Often that much time wasn't required to properly expose the photo though... plenty of light on a full moon night.
Glad you guys like the photos!
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jhamaker
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Way cool. Glad you found cornish snow - under the moon! I still remember my first moon ski on St. Helens mabey 20yrs ago. I try every winter full moon, and get clear skies maybe once every other winter. I've given up finding powder pockets.
Pics were taken w/ a tripod? Monopod? The headlamp traces realy make the shots!
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Edgesport
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Thanks for sharing
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chmnyboy
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Man, even in the dark you can tell Brian is tailgunning.
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samthaman
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JH - I brought a tripod up that night, there was no way I could hand hold a camera for that long
Chimneyboy - HAHAHA
As for full-rez, I probably won't post them, both because they take up a ton of server space and slow down load times wherever they're poster, BUT, if anyone wants a full-rez version for a desktop background or whatever, I'd be happy to email one. PM me if interested.
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skier8484
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Man, even in the dark you can tell Brian is tailgunning.
Yeah, the long exposure shots didn't really do it justice though 
Sam - looking forward to getting out on one of your "bad ideas" that is actually bad one of these days!
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samthaman
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^^ got weekend plans? 
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