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01/13/2006 04:11:53 AM · #1 |
two questions have I;
1. Does anyone know the name of the mountain prominently visible when crossing Puget Sound from Edmonds? You can see it in this photo, though not clearly, and I'm just wondering what that particular hunk of rock is called. ... answered - thanks, KathyC.
2. I got some crappies in the sky as a byproduct of pushing the red channel in PP. Can anyone suggest a fix?
thanks in advance-
-Damon
Message edited by author 2006-01-13 04:39:21. |
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01/13/2006 04:19:53 AM · #2 |
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01/13/2006 04:38:59 AM · #3 |
A Google Image search indicates that you are right.
Thank you!
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01/13/2006 07:49:54 AM · #4 |
I spent many hours on those ferries lol.
Great shot and you were lucky to get a clear picture of mt rainier this time of year! We recently flew back home and flew in Seattle. Saw the very top of it.
What ferry did you take? I had friends over on Bainbridge so I used to take the ferry quite often. |
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01/13/2006 09:42:35 AM · #5 |
It could be Mt. Baker.
edit: for geography lesson (to me)
Mt. Ranier -
Location
Mount Rainier National Park lies in the Cascade chain of mountains 68 miles (108 kilometers) south-southeast of Seattle and 95 miles (150 kilometers) north-northeast of Portland, Oregon.
So, it depends on which direction you're looking.
Looking north it's probably Mt. Baker. If looking South-south east then it's probably Mt. Ranier.
Message edited by author 2006-01-13 09:47:42. |
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