Where is the ski area relative to this location?

It looks more like Mt. Hood. I don’t recognize the lower peak though

Why the significant compression? It’s incredibly jarring. Baker isn’t even close to that conical.

Stunning

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Actually watching GoT right now. Started Season 1 this afternoon!

Fjallsjökull is Icelandic for "fleshlight for ice giants".

Kinda looks like a dragon’s wing 😻😱 (Or it’s just too much HBO for me…)

Agreed, it's a very fun scramble but probably best left for the summer months

Nice. Slalok itself is an awesome class 3/4ish scramble too.

How long were your exposures?

Xenoblade

is that a viking word for vagina?

Orion Nebula.. 😍

I used a Sony a7iii with a Sigma DC DN 16mm lens, and took six long exposures in succession, and then stacked them in Sequator (free software), with a light-pollution reduction. But any camera with a manual mode that allows you to adjust ISO and shutter speed could work. And a cheap tripod works just fine... What equipment do you have?

Impressive. I mean really. Those streams are full of trees, boulders and steep walls. No easy walking. The bigger glacial rivers at least give you some shoreline and sandbars.

This is what I miss back home

Most excellent!

What a remarkable place to hike.

Yes, my wife and I where nervous as hell. Just before entering the trail a local reminded us to mind the brown bears. LOL. We had the loudest conversation of our life on this hiking loop.

Fantastic colours, lighting and composition! Your sense of timing to capture this light is outstanding. Fantastic work, thanks for posting and now ... just take this award, lol.

r/dontstickyourdickinthat

Thanks so much 👌

That's some Jurassic World shit right there.