Touching the Void
by dacrazyrn

Comment by BobsterLobster:
Wonderfully posed, attractive figure, nice use of soft-focus. A little tacky and 'Athena'esque for my taste, but it certainly works.

Touching the Void
by dacrazyrn

Comment by cghubbell:
What a cool idea! I wish the "climber" was a more recognizable figure as I had to look for a while to figure out what was going on there. Bonus points for doing somethign cool!

Touching the Void
by dacrazyrn

Comment by nico_blue:
i love the simplicity, beautiful use of the female curvature

High Key Self Portrait
by dacrazyrn

Comment by Imagineer:
I like this, although the border really spoils the 'open', 'spacious' vibe that high-key can yield. I'd remove it as you've done a good job here and it would be a shame to mar it in any way.

Rare Air Inspi...ration²
by dacrazyrn

Comment by artvet:
Where is the Beaver? We have them plenty in Edmonton.

Rare Air Inspi...ration²
by dacrazyrn

Comment by dacrazyrn:
Thanks to everyone for commenting on my shot. the questions...
title
Rare Air=about 11,000ft above sea level, hiked 3.5 miles with an elevation gain of about 2,300 ft.
Inspiration(squared)=the view and mountain are insirational, not to mention the M&M's to inspire my depleted energy sources to continue on.
...ration=candy is a ration (food).

What appears to be a sleeve is actually my Suunto watchband (the watch with altimeter, barometer, compass, etc., etc., etc.

Anyone see the Beaver in this pic? Guess I could have titled it...Feeding the Beaver. Then no one would get it, unless you see him!??

And Tundra Cairn in Balance was mine also.

Rare Air Inspi...ration²
by dacrazyrn

Comment by pipedreamer:
Nice, rich colors. :)

Fresh Out
by dacrazyrn

Comment by Gracious:
Very nice!!! :-)

Rare Air Inspi...ration²
by dacrazyrn

Comment by benoah:
Chocolate is an excellent motivator when hiking. Longs Peak, right? :) Did you make it to the top?

Rare Air Inspi...ration²
by dacrazyrn

Comment by siggi:
don't get the title