Abdullah K >> v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v. nice pics … but why wud n e 1 like to live in an Arctic lookalike place ??
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Abdullah K, come to think of it perhaps I recognize you from the FBI’s Most Wanted List - a Pakistani fugitive hiding in the mountains of BC:)
**I really haven’t travelled a lot out of BC unless you are also from BC, maybe US..it’s a small world. **
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Nice pictures, thank you for sharing.
PakArtist, Munni, Abdullah, ukwali, sohni_kuri, kaun, Nadia
Thank you guys for appreciating the pictures.
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Abdullah if we lived in the same place I would have tried mountain biking with ya, but only if you are a very…I mean really a very patient person
nice collection indeed. Thanks folks. I think we should see more trip related threads often.
Nice Photos Abdullah. I tried to rescue one photo. I couldn’t do a decent job due to the low resolution, but if interested, email me a high-res. photo and I will fix it for you.
Also, next time, when shooting in snow, take the light meter reading from a tree trunk or the palm of your hand, before shooting that particular scene, and your photos won’t be under exposed.
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Happy Trailing
Umroo
Many thanks all for your compliments, am really glad you guys enjoyed these pictures.
Umroo, I think the dull shades killed lots of photographs. That's one of the reasons, I am not a particular fan of using digital cameras. There is nothing like using conventional films. This result came after running photos through PS, and applying all sorts of corrections and sharpening techniques. I got exactly the same advice from a friend after coming back - adjust the light meter reading before taking pictures in snow.
I will definitely e.mail you some of the Photographs for corrections, perhaps you may be able to apply techniques which I am not aware of. Many thanks once again...
hey breathtaking views. great stuff. you look great too mate.
thanks for sharing
beautiful pics