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Double D
climber
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Wow, great shots Kevin!
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Tarbuster
climber
right here, right now
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These are all working really well.
I think my favorite so far is the first Mark Powell shot.
It catches him in a pensive and introspective state.
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ron gomez
Trad climber
fallbrook,ca
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What a great way to start the new year! "A picture tells a thousand stories", thanks for posting these.
Peace
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BrassNuts
Trad climber
Boulder Colorado
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Great pix! Thanks for sharing.
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SteveW
Trad climber
The state of confusion
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Awesome photos, Dimes.
Thanks for sharing, especially for those of us
unable to make the event.
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GhoulweJ
Trad climber
Sacramento, CA
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Just fantastic!
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Doug Robinson
Trad climber
Santa Cruz
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You're blowing me away here! So nice.
I love Peter Haan all lit up.
I went into one of my social-overload introvert moods and didn't even show up Sunday. Missed a lot.
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Lynne Leichtfuss
Social climber
valley center, ca
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DR, I was ready to do the same, but Anastasia saved me. We went together and had the time of our lives. Next time call or email Ana or I....we'll talk you thru it. : ))
ANDDDD, I happen to know that KP is sitting on some more pretty incredible pics ! Come on Powell, get busy. Your audience is Waiting, Dude. : DD Lynnie
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Mighty Hiker
Social climber
Vancouver, B.C.
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Very nice pictures - thanks! Looking forward to the remainder.
It's hard to get good close-ups of faces, and that your photos are.
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Ed Hartouni
Trad climber
Livermore, CA
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simply fantastic, Dimes!
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Jaybro
Social climber
wuz real!
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Hard to express, how cool those shots are!
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Peter Haan
Trad climber
San Francisco, CA
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Really good work, Dimes. I was watching you for those several days sneaking around with a group of cameras and longer lenses, gently extracting the essence of the reunion. It was fun seeing you operate. You are good and experienced too. We are all grateful for your efforts here. You certainly used the right lenses. I have been waiting to see this stuff!
As for Doug Robinson, had he not been in “one of (his) social-overload moods” he would also be pictured here had he not been off hiking in the buff. And he photographs really well too. I have to say that my all-time favorite shot of Doug is the Henneck one, the surprise nude one on Half Dome while he is in turn photographing Galen R. mock bivouacking in a hammock in broad daylight for Nat. Geo. See below:
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Doug Robinson
Trad climber
Santa Cruz
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Thanks, Peter. I needed that (again). Really, in spite of sensory overload I was doing fine that day -- got in some pitches on the holy stone.
Sorry about spilling your own wine all over you in my rush to give you a hug!
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rmuir
Social climber
the Time Before the Rocks Cooled.
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Wow, Kevin! I've got to add my kudos to your outstanding photos... Those portraits show a great maturity—granted, the subject matter lends itself to it—but you've captured a tremendous richness of life there!
Show us some more!
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Tarbuster
climber
right here, right now
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TacoTime™
A place where a whole bunch of old school kiddies run around in their underwear, or less, yelping, hollerin' & generally raising a wholesome uninhibited ruckus.
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Peter Haan
Trad climber
San Francisco, CA
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Dougie,
Honestly I had completely forgotten about the wine incident at the restaurant. It was actually awfully cool because it also depicted how wholehearted and good you are as most already know. I think it was all for the best, honestly
I hope you don’t mind my putting up the oft-published Henneck photo every now and then as it is ever-so hilarious and shoe-horned with meaning, involving the perspectives of 3 people within its tiny frame. Really unique image.
Yeah Robs,agreed. Not only does Dimes know how to shoot people and groups professionally but he also had absolutely the right longer lenses for it. His stunning and affectionate work turned out just as he planned it, clearly. He was pretty intense about it but completely unobtrusive. As I said above, it was way fun watching him go hunting us with his equipment.
It would be great if we could have more frequent gatherings such as this. As far as El Cap is concerned, the next “Fiftieth” would be 9/2011 for the Salathe; that’s two and a half years from now. Hopefully RR and Tom Frost will be around for that one, Chuck having left us already.
As far as Tarbaby is concerned, the man has the arcane power to interpret stuff like no other!!
best to you all, p.
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Rick A
climber
Boulder, Colorado
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KP-
Great shots. Thanks.
Rick
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Mimi
climber
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Thanks Kevin! Amazing shots.
Really funny, DR. I was wondering where you were. It was great catching up with you at dinner earlier on. See you this spring.
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Crimpergirl
Social climber
Boulder, Colorado!
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Amazing photos. I feel greedy but am hoping for more!
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Tarbuster
climber
right here, right now
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Peter Said:
"As far as El Cap is concerned, the next “Fiftieth” would be 9/2011 for the Salathe"
Cripes, whut a grand relief you extend with that notion Peter Haan.
I'm in for that one.
Breedlove e-mails me about the Nose 50:
"I am sorry that you will not be there. There is always the Nose100."
I wilted into uproarious laughter!
But the strike against my attendance record won't happen again.
Oh...
bump**
for the Dimes.
Go Kevin Go.
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