Wow! I never did overnight. I can imagine. It is so difficult. Surprisingly difficult. I came back and then went out again the next day. Maybe one day I’ll backpack it.

Yes! It’s wild how difficult they are and especially if you are out too late in the day in the summer. Then they get really hot to add to the difficulty. Ha

Not sure if this was just on my end, but the link did not redirect me to your instagram page. I found you by manually searching but you might want to double check the link!

Thank you so much :-)

Nice, I would have guessed a 1 second exposure. I’d tone down on the sharpening a bit personally, otherwise gorgeous shot.

Sony is really good! But they’ve been virtually out of the DSLR game for years now - the A7C is a mirrorless body.

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Ooh, thats a bit special. Very nice. 👍

Ah the wind. Went up there with 3 buddies several years ago. Left with two tents, came back with one tent that was missing half its stakes. Good times

What? Mt Jefferson….you could literally see it from Sisters this past weekend?

Edit: Oh that’s actually funny. Didn’t realize there was a Three Sisters in Alberta. I was referring to Oregon. I’ll oops my way outta here haha

There is no nearby Jefferson

I currently don’t, I’m sorry. You can direct message me if you’d like to figure a way to send it to you.

Wow.. this place is calling to me.

Thanks for sharing. Bucket list updated.

I have this same picture

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Quite beautiful. Also, that arc on the sea in strangely familiar; any chance the same spot was used for an ad, movie, or similar?

Love these gals as well as nearby Jefferson.

It pays to stay in shape.

The Sony cameras are really good. Comparing how long Sony's been making DSLRs to Nikon, Canon, Pentax, Fuji, Minolta, Leica, Panasonic, Olympus, Ricoh, Hasselblad and any other I missed, it's just impressive how good their cameras are.

This is one amazing shot! Love your framing!

I used to live there and had not heard of it. Mind saying where?

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I backpacked in there, just one overnight. Brought 4L of water for myself and my buddy had 3 (I drink more water than any of my hiking buddies).

It was the hardest hiking terrain I've ever been in. I think we only did like 3 miles overall, but I drank 3L in 4-5hrs of hiking going in. You would take one step forward, your foot would slide back 3/4 of the way. We used the crests so we could see where we were. The wind had to be going at least 40mph in some places.

No wonder the backpacking permits for overnight are so easy to get.

Had my canoe tipped over once by a goose who thought I was going to feed him so yeah, that's probably not a good thing to do with a gator.

I love these types of reflections!