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Captain...or Skully
Trad climber
North of the Owyhees
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Sherri's stuff is RAD.....
You've got a following, now.
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Ed Hartouni
Trad climber
Livermore, CA
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I don't think I have a very dramatic pano, but I have a few shots at dawn... here's one, I'll post the other later
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Sherri
climber
WA
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Topic Author's Reply - Jan 4, 2009 - 12:43am PT
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Nita--that's an interesting observation about the "norwegian" look of the maple rails. Never thought of it that way, though it makes sense as I was going for a minimalist look w/them. Thanks for the new perspective.
RickyD--I love your manzanita railings! Great job on your fireplace too. Lot of work in those projects. I'm totally with you on the repurposing of construction supplies! Here's my take on the theme; I did the horizontals with electrical conduit, the uprights w/doug fir logs. I can't believe they all came out straight. :0
SteveW--great ideas for murals. How about I post up the RR one when it's finished and see if it's along the lines you're thinking. Bristlecones are so cool, too. I can do just about anything from a photograph; email me if you have a favorite scene or subject and I'll see if it gets the wheels turnin...
Thanks Captain Skully!
Looking forward to the pics, Ed. (I have to admit I've never seen RR at sunrise...)
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Sherri
climber
WA
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Topic Author's Reply - Jan 4, 2009 - 02:15am PT
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Nita, Thank you for linking that thread--I had totally missed it, but oh my goodness, I LOVE IT--the story and the photos....it's like discovering a kindred spirit. :) Amazing to see what each person does with what they find.
Would have been cool to have a Dad that could teach me such things, but, as it were, I learned on my own.
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SteveW
Trad climber
The state of confusion
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Sherri
Here's a few from my trip to see the gorgeous trees outside
of LonePine after I left Facelift '08.
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Sherri
climber
WA
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Topic Author's Reply - Jan 4, 2009 - 05:54pm PT
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Nice pics, SteveW. Great subject for a mural,
with all the flowing contours and beautiful contrasts.
I'll put it in my "idea file" and see if I can work up a design.
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MisterT
Trad climber
little blue truck
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If I can remember how to post a pic...
Red rocks at sunrise from the overlook pullout on the highway.
fantastic work - really cool and inspiring.
--=Tom
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philo
Trad climber
boulder, co.
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Mister T that sure is a purty picture.
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survival
Big Wall climber
A Token of My Extreme
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Wow you all, great stuff!!
Sherri, those are wonderful woodwork.
This is my best carving/painting so far I think.
Full size, modern Tlingit "style" mask, my own design.
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survival
Big Wall climber
A Token of My Extreme
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My brother took this thing on a road trip and took pictures of it all over the place.
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Sherri
climber
WA
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Topic Author's Reply - Jan 5, 2009 - 02:22am PT
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MisterT, thanks, that picture is a beaut! (I really need to get better about doing early morning starts
--I didn't know I was missing the best scenery, judging by your and Ed's photos!)
Do you have a full-size version of that one somewhere?
Survival, your masks are awesome.
Like what you'd expect to see displayed in a glass case,
with a big DO NOT TOUCH sign hanging nearby.
Powerful art. Thanks for sharing those.
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survival
Big Wall climber
A Token of My Extreme
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Sherri, that means a lot, coming from someone with your talent.
It worked well, coming out of a humble piece of Alaskan birch firewood!
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Sherri
climber
WA
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Topic Author's Reply - Jan 5, 2009 - 12:57pm PT
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You are most welcome, Survival, and you more than deserve the kudos.
You brought that firewood to life in a big way.
Working with salvaged materials
is one of the most satisfying aspect of this business.
Ninety percent of my wood has either been personally salvaged by me from our land
or has found me through other artisans who don't want to throw out scraps they generate.
Every piece has a story.
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MisterT
Trad climber
little blue truck
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Sherri - message sent
Some of the best views are in the morning, and sometimes I even get to see them too. other times I wake up early and get out and it is just gray and I should have slept in.
--=Tom
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Karl Baba
Trad climber
Yosemite, Ca
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Here's some Old Red Rocks Panoramas
Peace
Karl
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SteveW
Trad climber
The state of confusion
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Karl
Is that Chaz in the second photo of yours?
LOL!!!!
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Sherri
climber
WA
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Topic Author's Reply - Jan 6, 2009 - 12:12am PT
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Wow, Karl, those may be oldies but they're sure goodies!
Love the burro, the snowcaps and j-tree silhouette in the first one
That's a neat angle of the canyons on the third one--
don't usually see that perpective photographed.
I appreciate everyone's help here...each photo is adding to the creative process. Like a good brainstorming session.
I'll bookmark this thread and post up a pic
when the mural is finished next month.
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MisterE
Trad climber
Raising Arizona
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hee hee!
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HandCrack
Trad climber
Joshua Tree, Cal.
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Wow, beautiful woodwork!
Don't know if this helps, but here's a different angle on things.
Looking up the way past Mt. Wilson after an early morning rain shower.
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