Great Hike with my dog Jackson this morning (photos)

[jc1234]

One of the thing about having health issues and bad body parts is the increased sense of sincere enjoyment on those days when everything feels good. I hadnt beeen hiking in 6 primarily due to a partially torn achilles tendon, but normally even when nothing is broken, Im still in pain from other issues. Over the last 24 years Ive learned to block the pain from my mind or just ignore it and push on. Every time a doctor tells me I cant do something, I do it, even if eventually over the long term physics overcome willpower. Today was one of those wonderful days when nothing hurt (having Jackson here to lend a hand and carry all my stuff helped too!). I woke up at 4:45 am and Jackson and I headed off to the trails...not a soul was there, we got on the trail at sunrise...it was the best morning in a very long time.

I got to test out a new pair of hiking boots that I had been breaking in and it turns out they were horrible on wet surfaces, they are going back to REI.

The water level is very low in summer allowing us to go places we cant go in fall and are solid ice in winter. Most of these photos are taken in areas where you would be swept away or drowned in other months which was a neat experience.

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I never did find out what he was staring so intently at here
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His fancy new working dog collar. Hopefully it helps us from getting stopped both on trails where dogs normally are not allowed and in towns other than ours where everyone knows us
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In a cave / under a clif...I was standing in the water to get this shot, it felt wonderful
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Hey dad...wasnt this waterfall bigger last time we were here?
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This would have made for excellent swimming
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Self photo of us hanging out in the water...this was stupid..my knee hurt for a while after bending this much, but I was caught in the moment lol
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Knew camping / utility knife
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The only two items I carry, Jackson carries everything else (and thats a lot of stuff)
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[BENESSE]

I Love That Dog!!!!

[Ken]

Glad you had a great day. That dog sure works hard. Ain't he due for a vacation in Massachusetts? :innocent:

[jc1234]

He is a good boy. He is from a long line of working mountain mutts, no show dogs here...if he doesnt work he goes gets bored and starts to pout. I honestly dont know what Id do without him...cant remember life before him and its only been about 9 months. That goofy dog keeps me laughing constantly, most loyal companion I could ever imagine.

[crashdive123]

Looks like a fun way to spend the day.

[Aurelius95]

Great pics, big, but great! What kind of handgun is that in the last picture?

[jc1234]

Great pics, big, but great! What kind of handgun is that in the last picture?

HK USP compact .45, LEM trigger pack, hard chromed throughout, custom night sight configuration.

I shrunk most of the photos down, before that they were all HUGE.

[Batch]

HK USP compact .45, LEM trigger pack, hard chromed throughout, custom night sight configuration.

I shrunk most of the photos down, before that they were all HUGE.


What kind of sword is that? :innocent:

Great pics! Looks like a good time.

[jc1234]

What kind of sword is that? :innocent:

Great pics! Looks like a good time.

That is a custom one off hand forged knife that is the brain child of myself and Dan Certo at Relentless knives. Its my baby.

[Rick]

"So, Jackson, you and the master went for a hike?"

"Yea, Spot, masters are so funny. All I have to do is sit down on a rock and he runs out into the water and starts taking pictures. Splashing around and gettin' all wet."

"(Snicker) I know, I know. Mine does the same thing. Masters are so goofy."

"Yeah, but we love 'em. What are you gonna do? (dog shrug)

Glad you enjoyed the day. Looks like you had great weather for it.

[rebel]

Great pics! Thanks!

[jc1234]

"So, Jackson, you and the master went for a hike?"

"Yea, Spot, masters are so funny. All I have to do is sit down on a rock and he runs out into the water and starts taking pictures. Splashing around and gettin' all wet."

"(Snicker) I know, I know. Mine does the same thing. Masters are so goofy."

"Yeah, but we love 'em. What are you gonna do? (dog shrug)

Glad you enjoyed the day. Looks like you had great weather for it.

Jackson doesnt normally run...he meanders or trots. I really want to go hiking again this week since Im off of work, but my new boots wont be here until next week :( Im bummed.

So to explain Jackson's energy level here are two videos...I let him be a dog rather than working this last weekend when visiting my parents(which made him REALLY not want to work on Monday...a whole other story). He will only run if being chased or chasing something:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-l4nf8v5z7w

This is his normal energy level lol:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ewewh6b3zSE

[jc1234]

just updated his website added some more photos as well in the summer hiking 2010 folder and misc destinations folders. Id post them here, but they are just too big and make it too hard to see on this forum.


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[Rick]

I had to remove your link. You can't have a link back to your home page in the body of a post. You CAN put it in your signature, however.

[jc1234]

I had to remove your link. You can't have a link back to your home page in the body of a post. You CAN put it in your signature, however.

ok no problem.

[jc1234]

realized I could post smaller photos from his facebook page, so here are a few more photos, but not too many, because I accidentally submerged the camera :(

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[Rick]

You know life is good when your dog has his own facebook page. Does he have his own preps as well?

Jackson's Checklist

Alpo
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American Hairless Terrier Monthly (Centerfolds)

[crashdive123]

realized I could post smaller photos from his facebook page, so here are a few more photos, but not too many, because I accidentally submerged the camera :(

I feel your pain.

http://www.wilderness-survival.net/forums/showthread.php?t=4688&highlight=juniper+springs

[Batch]

I regularly forget what I have in my pockets and always get them wet. So, my kids bought me an Olympus Stylus 850 SW. Swamp rat camera for sure. In the low pocket with the para cord and bumpin cypress knees. Haven't had a problem yet.

[jc1234]

You know life is good when your dog has his own facebook page. Does he have his own preps as well?


American Hairless Terrier Monthly (Centerfolds)

He has dehydrated dog food and treats that he carries, very light and easily packed.

And no, I dont permit him to read such things! he is only 2.5 years old lol.


I feel your pain.

http://www.wilderness-survival.net/forums/showthread.php?t=4688&highlight=juniper+springs

Was yours a total loss? When I submerged mine I kept thinking "maybe its not that bad" and then Id look through the foggy water logged lense and think...maybe its just glare lmao. The camera did dry out eventually, but its a really easy to use point and shoot and Id hate to make my wife learn how to use a new camera, so Im getting one of those waterproof ones.


I regularly forget what I have in my pockets and always get them wet. So, my kids bought me an Olympus Stylus 850 SW. Swamp rat camera for sure. In the low pocket with the para cord and bumpin cypress knees. Haven't had a problem yet.

Im getting a panasonic dmc-ts2 shock/mud/water resistant camera. Im too wet far too often, plus my current camera kept freezing in the winter. Although this only goes down to 14 degrees, so I dont know how much of a help it will be in the winter.

[oldtrap59]

Used to work in the Altoona area years back. Found alot of really nice places to go for hikes on the weekends north of there. Never had a buddy like Jackson to share those times with though.( He is a great Pyr isn't he?) They can become the best of buddies. Pyrs become very attached to their owners. Not sure they know who owns who sometimes.:>)

oldtrap

[jc1234]

Used to work in the Altoona area years back. Found alot of really nice places to go for hikes on the weekends north of there. Never had a buddy like Jackson to share those times with though.( He is a great Pyr isn't he?) They can become the best of buddies. Pyrs become very attached to their owners. Not sure they know who owns who sometimes.:>)

oldtrap

Ive been to Altoona once or twice, but never really explored there. So far I havent gotten bored of my waterfall trail. I really thought I would, but every time is like the first time all over again. He is actually a Pyr mix, but he is mixed with another dog that looks very similar to a pyr (an akbash), so its hard to tell that he isnt pure bred other than him being a bit thinner and lighter weight than a full bred. He is great. He knows Im the Alpha, so he never tries to pull rank on me...but he will guilt trip the crap out of me to get his way. He is smart and he knows the expressions and looks that make me putty in his paws.

He is a neat dog, almost all of his communication is non verbal, so its been a learning curve for me. Couldnt have asked for a better dog though, he really helps me out and is just the best.

[jeffb]

Nice. Thanks for the pics!

[jc1234]

I forgot to post some of our latest photos. Sorry for the crappy photos, Im still trying to figure out who to use the new camera:

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[crashdive123]

Nothing wrong with those pictures at all. They look great.

[Rick]

Dandy pics. Nice area, too.

[BENESSE]

Loved the pics jc.
Jackson's site is bookmarked and we've enjoyed reading about him.
Thanks.

[BENESSE]

He knows Im the Alpha, so he never tries to pull rank on me...but he will guilt trip the crap out of me to get his way. He is smart and he knows the expressions and looks that make me putty in his paws.

He is a neat dog, almost all of his communication is non verbal, so its been a learning curve for me. Couldnt have asked for a better dog though, he really helps me out and is just the best.

JC, if you haven't read this book I highly recommend it.
It's called Merle's Door by Ted Kerasote.

"Merle and Ted found each other in the Utah desert. Merle was about ten months old, surviving on his own, and looking for a human to hang his heart on. Ted was forty-one, liked to write about animals, and had been searching for a pup whom he could shape into a companion. The training went both ways. Ted showed Merle how to live around wildlife, and Merle reshaped Ted's ideas about the complexity of a dog's mind, showing him how a dog's intelligence could be expanded by allowing it to make more of its own decisions.
Funny, fascinating, and tender, Merle's Door is a moving love story that reveals how the partnership between dogs and humans can become far more than we have imagined.

Acting as Merle's translator, and using Merle's life and lessons as a door into the world of dogs, Ted takes us on the journey they shared. He explores why the dog-human bond is so intense and how people and dogs communicate so readily with each other. He also uses the latest wolf research — showing that wolves treat maturing pups as partners rather than as subordinates — to explain how sharing leadership with your dog, rather than being its alpha, can help to create a healthier, more self-reliant, and better-socialized companion".
http://www.kerasote.com/

[jc1234]

Thanks for all the comments and information.

These are the first photos that I have had to use ISO settings for, so some are too dark and some are too bright. The photos dont really do the scenery justice. Hopefully I will get some better photos this weekend.

[hunter63]

Thanks for including us in your, meaning both of you, adventures, pic's are great! (shuging, shaking head, all mine are blury, have reflections on them........)

[rwc1969]

Well I'd hate to see what good photos look like, they look great to me. The whole area looks amazing too.

[jc1234]

Some new photos from today:

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[crashdive123]

More fantastic pictures. Thnaks.

[Beans]

Dog porn I love it. Beautiful dog and scenery

[BENESSE]

I. am. in. love . with. Jackson!!!!
He is just the kind of dog I'd love to have. A sweet, trusting, loving, soul. God's little angel sent down to us to teach us about unconditional love. Thank you for the pics.

p.s. I'm not weird, I just love animals, that's all.

[Sourdough]

p.s. I'm not weird, I just love animals, that's all.


Wrong: You love animals AND you are wierd............:)

[jc1234]

Thanks for the comments. It was by far the nicest day of summer and the trails were packed. Usually I dont see a more than a few people on the trails, but there must have been 50+ people there today. Jackson gets fawned over wherever we go. The few regulars just say high and nice to see, but I couldnt take anymore "is that a polar bear" or "where is his saddle" comments, so we did a very technical hike down the dry stream beds since everything is dry and low flow during the summer months. Jackson is trained not to pay attention to other people unless I say its ok, but people just cannot accept that sometimes.

I cant wait until winter when the trails are closed other than to registered ice climbers and ice hikers, I wont see another person there all winter long.

BTW, Im not antisocial, it was just an overload today.

[Ole WV Coot]

Great looking dog, beautiful pics of my kinda country. Count your blessings it don't get much better than that.

[Batch]

BTW, Im not antisocial, it was just an overload today.

I know what you mean. Last trip to Dinner Island and we passed a FWC officer in the road. She just asked if any of us had scored a quota hunt in the WMA. It was the first time I had ever seen a game warden out there. As a matter of fact you usually don't see anyone save a working cowboy every once in a while.

Still, I caught myself feeling like this was getting ridiculous.

This MY island!:sneaky2:


Stephen: I wouldn't worry about them. Like I said, it's my island.

William Wallace: Your island?

Stephen: MY ISLAND! Yup!

[BENESSE]

Wrong: You love animals AND you are wierd............:)

Can't get anything pass you, S. :)

[jc1234]

We are getting ready for work tomorrow <sigh>. Definitely going to one morning off this week and get another good hike in though!

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[jc1234]

Just a few more photos. Lighting isnt great. All the leaves and the early morning sun make for a darker more grainy photo.

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I also bought a mountaineering harness for him to distribute the force of the lead around his whole body if he slips, falls, or needs a tug to get his footing, rather than have the force be around his neck. He HATES it. Im hoping he gets used to it today and tomorrow during our hike, its for his own good.

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[Justin Case]

Those are GREAT Photos ! Thanks,,

[Winter]

Cool stuff. Nice looking critter.

[crashdive123]

So, where is Jackson taking you?

[rudyumans]

Nice pictures. Beautifull area and very nice pooch! Since he carries a lot of your stuff because of your "bad body parts" He might be tax deductable LOL

[Rick]

You've probably said and I just don't remember. What kind of dog is he? I had a Springer Spaniel that looks a LOT like him only mine was black.

[rudyumans]

Just a few more photos. Lighting isnt great. All the leaves and the early morning sun make for a darker more grainy photo.


Don't know what kind of camera you used, but with most cameras you can get a metering in these situations if you point your camera down at the main area, push the shutter button half way, hold, recompose and push all the way

[jc1234]

So, where is Jackson taking you?

Same places, we are just getting prepared for winter hiking, which is a whole different level of difficult.


Nice pictures. Beautifull area and very nice pooch! Since he carries a lot of your stuff because of your "bad body parts" He might be tax deductable LOL

He is a tax deduction, but luckily, I dont have enough medical bills per year (I think it has too be around 10% of gross income) to claim him.


You've probably said and I just don't remember. What kind of dog is he? I had a Springer Spaniel that looks a LOT like him only mine was black.

He is a great pyrenees / akbash mix aka mountain mutt.

[jc1234]

Took the wife and some friends and their dog hiking with us today. It was fun...it was slow lol. These photos probably look repetitive, this is because I took them to the nicest falls which I tend to use as backgrounds. When we get into the fall, the water level will rise giving the falls and our hikes a whole new look and feel. Winter is my favorite season by far, also the most challenging. Had to hike mostly on trail and off of the stream beds today to keep everyone company. I brought the point and shoot since the wife knows how to use that one and only snapped a few photos.

In the photos you might catch a glimpse of my latest idea. Its a 25 ft static rescue doubled over using a quad figure 8 knot on one side and a double figure 8 on the other. In between it has a few square knots. I can use it in all sorts of leash positions with the two carabiners attached (one on his collar loop and one on my end). The square knots allow for multiple hand holds and attachment points since the rope is doubled over. Its not too useful for great distances, but in a pinch it might come in handy.

I just realized that this is the 3rd hike in a row that I have had no joint pain after. I know it wont last, but it is a welcome change. Everything goes in cycles just like the seasons.

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I swam over to this fall. I hadnt swam under this fall before, so I figured why not.
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I stole our friends dog's stick, he was quite distraught over that.
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Somehow I managed to snap a photo without realizing it of both dogs making funny faces.
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[Rick]

Man!! That last pic has such a straight line. I could get you in sooooo much trouble but I'll let it go. Great pics, pretty ladies and nice looking canines. See? I did okay.

Thanks for sharing!!!!!!!

[crashdive123]

Nice restraint Rick.

Looks like a good day for all.

[hunter63]

Man!! That last pic has such a straight line. I could get you in sooooo much trouble but I'll let it go. Great pics, pretty ladies and nice looking canines. See? I did okay.

Thanks for sharing!!!!!!!

LOL, what he said.
Y'all just made my day!

[jc1234]

LOL. Thanks all. It was a good day. Looking forward to hiking again alone though. I like it when my wife comes, but its a different kind of hike. Im going to try going in the afternoon if I can get a cool day and get some better photos when the light is more in my favor.

I love the mornings though, not a soul around except for a few regulars. Jackson's harness didnt work out, its a bit too tight. I found a company in Australia that has something which should work. Looking forward to some more stream bed hikes once we have that before the water levels rise and the current gets too dangerous.

Im starting to get prepared for winter. Summer hiking is easy mentally. Its a whole other beast in winter. 50 feet off trail all visual landmarks are gone after the first good snow, the triangular shape of the waterfall trails make it damn near impossible for me to navigate by sound and near the trail everything is drop offs and ice. Going off trail can be almost as treacherous for other reasons. Of course the better views and more exquisite falls are in the harder to reach areas. The dog cant go on trail in the winter in many spots and navigating off trail has to be done completely by bearing and the trail maps they have arent exactly stellar. The trail maps are topographic, but dont have any grid or north south lines, just a compass rose. Its fine for general planning but for more detailed navigation when Im actually hiking, it isnt great, or maybe my skills need a lot of work?

[jc1234]

Didnt get to go hiking last week, work was hectic and school started again. We went today, but it was so packed with people that we hiked the stream beds to avoid the trails, although we did run into a few people here and there. Jackson had around 20 photo requests from random people. We are going to go again early tomorrow or Tuesday morning when it will hopefully be fairly empty.

On another note, the static line leash Im using has saved my butt a few times. If you have a larger dog whos neck wont be bothered by the weight of static line (I use the static rescue rope) I highly recommend it.

Here are the latest photos. I just figured out how to use the exposure setting today on the new camera (after the hike) so hopefully our future photos will start getting better lol.

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs297.snc4/41195_148208835210514_100000641943829_281789_76747 9_n.jpg

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs603.snc4/58346_148208855210512_100000641943829_281790_48221 81_n.jpg

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash2/hs309.ash2/58925_148208875210510_100000641943829_281793_71079 24_n.jpg

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash2/hs309.ash2/58925_148208878543843_100000641943829_281794_56380 09_n.jpg

See what I mean when I say it was crowded today. These are just a few of Jackson's fans he met today:
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http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs416.snc4/47939_148208908543840_100000641943829_281798_16436 14_n.jpg

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash2/hs216.ash2/47939_148208911877173_100000641943829_281799_69966 11_n.jpg

[crashdive123]

Looks like a fun day despite the crowds.

[jc1234]

Looks like a fun day despite the crowds.

Ya, it was fun. Cant wait for winter though, Im ready for ice and snow, plus it makes for better photos. Hiking along the streams fed by the waterfall are nice, they are slow but challenging, its also fun because the water level changes daily, which completely changes the path(s) you can take. Jackson seems to like it too.

[jc1234]

A few more. The falls have been slow lately, not much rain and the falling leaves and beavers are slowing the water down for the moment. We took the opportunity to take a few photos that didnt focus on waterfalls.
I edited this one a bit to really bring out the blue in the sky as the sun went down...which is why it looks a little weird.
http://greatwhitepaws.com/data/storage/attachments/be7efbbe4a99f9012dbd30c58ecccfac.jpg

I am going to frame this one I think
http://greatwhitepaws.com/data/storage/attachments/b99c613d6656818bf4addd28088a3279.jpg

http://greatwhitepaws.com/data/storage/attachments/3ea73f2e5c8bca97dbadf41677c5c537.jpg

http://greatwhitepaws.com/data/storage/attachments/aa760b1d30195dbaf810f8cd86ba9866.jpg

http://greatwhitepaws.com/data/storage/attachments/51bedd4d9a3e8d97d1fc94f0a3842cc2.jpg

Long exposure setting brought out the colors in the trees and washed out the sky, but it was cloudy anyway, so it didnt really matter.
http://greatwhitepaws.com/data/storage/attachments/b8cdf089f0753e2693c1cd79e92954f1.jpg

http://greatwhitepaws.com/data/storage/attachments/4d345afc56ffdf2339da2bc50bacf94a.jpg

http://greatwhitepaws.com/data/storage/attachments/b25664550420284496d0226bfe279dea.jpg

http://greatwhitepaws.com/data/storage/attachments/557a658d87f750dfd8968bfc9ddc6788.jpg
I love this one.

http://greatwhitepaws.com/data/storage/attachments/2c7636b0308ffd7fb4e18dc6d0469e89.jpg

http://greatwhitepaws.com/data/storage/attachments/ce8799ce811c17fb401dda8d13c77d1a.jpg

[crashdive123]

Awesome pictures. I really miss the changing colors of Autum down here. Thanks for letting us have a look.

[Rick]

Those truly are some fantastic pics. Great colors! Thanks for sharing.

[rudyumans]

I like your pictures overall.

The only thing is, if I may, try not to center your dog or main subject that much. The blue sky is overcooked. It doesn't look realistic anymore. If you tone that down a little bit, you have a nice picture. Also, the one I would frame is either the photo in your post 55 underneath the group shot, the second one from the bottom, underneath the ducks, in you last post (This one, you might have to crop a little bit on top and on the right) or the close-up vertical one above the lake shots. I really like this one. You have to crank up the exposure a little bit in all of them though.

I enjoy looking at your picture and I don't mean to impose, but sometimes I can't help myself. Especially not if I see an opportunity to help a fellow photographer. I wrote a blog here about composition if you are interested.

[jc1234]

I like your pictures overall.

The only thing is, if I may, try not to center your dog or main subject that much. The blue sky is overcooked. It doesn't look realistic anymore. If you tone that down a little bit, you have a nice picture. Also, the one I would frame is either the photo in your post 55 underneath the group shot, the second one from the bottom, underneath the ducks, in you last post (This one, you might have to crop a little bit on top and on the right) or the close-up vertical one above the lake shots. I really like this one. You have to crank up the exposure a little bit in all of them though.

I enjoy looking at your picture and I don't mean to impose, but sometimes I can't help myself. Especially not if I see an opportunity to help a fellow photographer. I wrote a blog here about composition if you are interested.

This is my first camera that isnt a point and shoot and I am shooting in raw, so Im just starting to learn whats what, Ive had it about 2 months I think. I actually just learned that I had an exposure setting 2 weeks ago lol and this is the first set of photos Ive posted while using it. The photo with the green moss I love. I was using longer exposure settings so I could stay at ISO 100 and anytime he moved the photo blurred. That photo was actually right after he turned his head from looking staight at me, it just happened that it looks good, the problem is that at full size the right side of his head (your right if you are looking at the photo) is blury and so is his tag. At full size it wouldnt look as good. He must have moved slightly, his body is crisp, just part of his head isnt. You can see a full sized version on his website under photo gallery > Hiking Fall 2010 to see what I mean. I cant post a link per the forum rules.

I just love the colors in the photo that I said I wanted to frame and his expression, as much as I love the mossy photo, the colors and look of the photo just dont compare for me. As far as him being in the center of the photos, I dont know how I feel about that, Im conflicted. I like to do a lot of scenic shots and he is so big. he is huge, photos really dont begin to show his true size, and the scenery gets blocked by his body unless I do a shot at distance and then I dont get the sharpness I want from his expression. So often the only way to get him and the waterfall or other backdrop that I want is to put him off center, so I can get both. Shooting the waterfall off center looks weird to me because its such a huge portion of the photo. Plus he is a dog and while he does pose, there are times where i want him in a spot that he simply does not want to be...so I have to work with what he gives me. He is really good about posing, but some days are better than others.

[rudyumans]

allrighty then. Let me know if I can help you with anything.

[jc1234]

allrighty then. Let me know if I can help you with anything.

Im having a hell of a time using the F-stop in conjuction with the shutter speed and not either getting the scene too dark or too light and washed out, especially with slower shutter speeds. Is there a general or standard F-stop setting for landscape photography that you know of?

As an example, we went camping this weekend and these are some of the photos we got...not really a fan of any of them other than the one black and white photo I took on a self timer by using an overhanging branch. We are going camping again this weekend and I'll try again.

In these Jackson isnt centered because there isnt anywhere to stand other than a few slick boulders now that the water level is higher.
http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash2/hs076.ash2/37143_160140447350686_100000641943829_339075_82798 32_n.jpg

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs944.snc4/73703_160140880683976_100000641943829_339087_40963 2_n.jpg


http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs952.snc4/74530_160140477350683_100000641943829_339076_59714 15_n.jpg

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs031.snc4/33932_160140580684006_100000641943829_339081_21608 24_n.jpg


I really like this one in black and white for some reason:

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs894.snc4/72711_160140927350638_100000641943829_339088_64051 55_n.jpg

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs917.snc4/73061_160140977350633_100000641943829_339089_67042 87_n.jpg



Just screwing around with night photos for the bladesmith that made my knife:

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash2/hs412.ash2/69038_160140337350697_100000641943829_339069_20682 63_n.jpg

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash2/hs470.ash2/74332_160140357350695_100000641943829_339070_28584 92_n.jpg

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs792.snc4/67213_160140377350693_100000641943829_339071_59597 99_n.jpg

[Rick]

Frankly, I like them all. They are all great pics.

[RangerXanatos]

I especially like the one above the B&W.

[crashdive123]

I think they all came out great. What is it you don't like about them? Have you experimented with shutter speed instead of aperture setting?

[jc1234]

I think they all came out great. What is it you don't like about them? Have you experimented with shutter speed instead of aperture setting?

Ive expermented with shutter speed, but just starting to combine it he aperture. I cant get a lot the shots I Want at a higher aperture because they are too dark and/or take too long so JAckson will move enough to be blurry.

They either seem too bright or too dark, its hard finding the sweet spot where the warmth of the colors come out without washing things out or going too dark.

[jc1234]

For instance this is a photo that a pro photographer we meet on the trail took in about 1/10th of a second. Its just on a whole other level.

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs777.snc4/67730_160433250654739_100000641943829_340518_30120 79_n.jpg

[jc1234]

Maybe its the processing thats done on the file on the computer that makes some of the pro photos look better. I played around with the contrast on this one and it looks much better than the original...I'll figure this photo thing out someday.

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs911.snc4/72446_160721093959288_100000641943829_341637_45029 16_n.jpg

[Rick]

Don't compare your pics to one a pro has done. Consider his years of schooling and experience. You really do post some great pics.

[rudyumans]

I will be answering your question in a little while. I have to something first that can't wait. I'll be back.

BTW, that "pro"picture doesn't look that hot. He/she broke the first rule: never look down on animals when taking pictures (or otherwise:)) Instant snapshot! It's also underexposed and "flat".

[rudyumans]

Im having a hell of a time using the F-stop in conjuction with the shutter speed and not either getting the scene too dark or too light and washed out, especially with slower shutter speeds. Is there a general or standard F-stop setting for landscape photography that you know of?

As an example, we went camping this weekend and these are some of the photos we got...not really a fan of any of them other than the one black and white photo I took on a self timer by using an overhanging branch. We are going camping again this weekend and I'll try again.


First you should know that I think you did a good job with your pictures. The “washed-out” sky and water does not bother me that that much.

Anyway, to answer your question, you are talking obviously about exposure and what you can do to influence the exposure. I understand that from what you are saying you had your camera on shutter speed priority and you want to adjust the Aperture (f-stop) to get the correct exposure. To make decisions like this, you have to understand what each does. (I am pretty sure you know, but there are also other people who read these forums and they might not) Without going into too much detail, the aperture is like an adjustable hole in your lens that determines the quantity of light that reaches the sensor. The shutter speed is the time in which that is done. You could compare the lens to a garden hose. The shutter speed is how wide you open the faucet. The more it is open the more and faster water flows through the hose at the same time. (I’ll bet nobody knew that. J) The aperture is the diameter of the hose. The bigger the diameter the more water you get, but it flows slower with the same opening of the faucet unless you increase the pressure by opening the faucet more. Apertures are written down in f-stops in this order: f2.8, f4, f5.6, f8, f11, f16, f32, f48, f64 and so on. Speed is written down as minutes, seconds, or a fraction of a second in this order 1/2000, 1/1000, 1/500, 1/250, 1/125, 1/60, 1/30, 1/15, 1/8, 1/4, and so on. The difference between these values is called “stops” both in aperture and speed. I mention this because most digital cameras show many in between values. These are quarter or half stops. 1/640 is not a stop different from 1/500. Exposure value is a combination of the two. There are some options here, but I get back to those in a minute.

In photography, the aperture is generally used to determine the “Depth of Field”(DoF). This is what will be sharp from foreground to background. Shutter speed is important if the subject is moving and you want to “freeze” the movement. Usually f11 will get anything sharp from 20 feet to infinity with a 50mm lens. (75 mm on a cropped sensor like you probably have) Just focus at about 40 feet (or 1/3) into the scene and you should be good most of the time. The smaller the aperture number, the larger the “hole” and the more narrow the depth of field. F11 is good for landscapes, f3.5 or f5.6 is good for portraits and makes the background blurry.

Your problem with washed-out highlights (Blown-out) has more to do with dynamic range than with exposure. Digital sensors can only handle a certain range of stops. Generally only about 5 stops. Again without going into too much detail, if the correct exposure is a combination of f8 and 1/250, then f3.5 and 1/1000 is outside the range. This basically means that you lose detail in the highlights and/or the blacks. That’s why your sky, the water of the waterfall, and the fire are all blown-out. There is nothing you can do about that I am afraid, unless you make multiple exposures for the different areas in the scene and combine these shots in your editing software, but that is not that easy and could cause more problems than what it is worth.

In case you cannot get the effect you want because you want a short shutter speed and an f-stop of f11 to get everything sharp for instance, the options you have are either “exposure compensation” or a higher ISO. To start with the latter, not unlike in the old film days, you can adjust the sensitivity of the sensor. This is measured in ISO. The standard ISO for most cameras is ISO 100. Sometimes the standard is ISO 80 (Canon pos cameras) or ISO 200 for some Nikons. The differences between the ISO values are whole numbers and doubles like 100 – 200 – 400 – 800 – 1600 – 3200 and so on. Each “doubling” counts as one stop. So, in a relatively dark environment such as the woods, a higher ISO would be more suitable. It gives you a little bit more leeway in the shutter sped and/or aperture. Too high of an ISO though of (generally speaking and depends on the camera) over ISO 800 will introduce noise or grain if you like. So, you kind of have to figure out what is important to you.

The other thing you can do is to adjust the “exposure compensation” Somewhere in the menu of your camera you will find this function. Sometimes it is a dial. It should say this: -3 -2 -1 -0- +1 +2 +3. Each of these six values is a stop. With some cameras, you can change the default value into 1/3 stops each. You can use this feature to adjust exposure also. However, unlike the ISO, this will not influence the shutter speed or aperture. The overall scene will just get darker or lighter. You didn’t safe exif date, so I couldn’t tell, but if you have a Canon, these tend to underexpose a little. + 1/3 would be good for Canons.

If you still cannot get what you want, you can work with filters, but I save that for another time. This explanation was a little brief. Although it can get pretty complicated, I hope this was some help to you and other people who were wondering.

[Rick]

I thought it was a great explanation. Thanks!

[rudyumans]

Thank you Rick.

Actually I should also mention that using a very small f-stop such as f22 or f32 does NOT make your pictures sharper. (Contrary to popular believe) As a matter of fact, it makes them LESS sharp. It is called diffraction, which is bending of the light waves around the blades of the aperture diaphragm and causes to lose sharpness. Most of the time, one shouldn't need more than f11. Except in Macro photography, but macro has a whole set of problems of its own.

[jc1234]

Thanks for the info Rudy, it definitely helped. I took some more shots camping this weekend, I still need practice, but Im not getting as many washed out shots:

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash2/hs498.ash2/77163_161960530502011_100000641943829_347321_54984 21_n.jpg

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash2/hs005.ash2/33622_161960557168675_100000641943829_347322_70490 99_n.jpg

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs1137.snc4/149992_161960580502006_100000641943829_347323_5840 556_n.jpg

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs991.snc4/76438_161960613835336_100000641943829_347325_74120 65_n.jpg

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs989.snc4/76281_161960653835332_100000641943829_347327_74982 06_n.jpg

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash2/hs480.ash2/75308_161960750501989_100000641943829_347332_33768 68_n.jpg

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http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs898.snc4/73114_161960797168651_100000641943829_347336_19289 58_n.jpg

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs965.snc4/75872_161960817168649_100000641943829_347337_16160 54_n.jpg

I know you cant see it in this small version of the photo, but my dog was looking at me as if to say "wow, you got up there for the shot...now how are you going to get down??" Once I was up there, I realized how stupid it was, I didnt clime the log, but the things I had to traverse were ridiculous. Luckily is leash is made of static rescue rope which helped me get down.

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs1146.snc4/148810_161960830501981_100000641943829_347339_6885 186_n.jpg

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs1129.snc4/149190_161960890501975_100000641943829_347343_3702 747_n.jpg

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[crashdive123]

More great pictures as always.

[Rick]

That is one patient dog. Very nice pics. Thanks for sharing.

[jc1234]

That is one patient dog. Very nice pics. Thanks for sharing.

He knows he gets treats and lots of praise and petting when Im done shooting a series of photos :) Otherwise he would have little interest...although he does like attention as well..he is sort of a camera whore at times.

[jc1234]

We havent been out the last few weeks, due to a medical condition of mine, but we will be out again soon. In the meantime Ive been torturing Jackson a little bit. Here are two photos I particularly like. Not really a survival discussion...but just in case you were going through Jackson withdraw.

Here is our Bruce Springsteen Born in the USA cover recreation:

http://www.greatwhitepaws.com/data/storage/attachments/78c59a07b573631474e3278dcaed70a9.jpg

This is what happens when I go stir crazy from being inside...
http://www.greatwhitepaws.com/data/storage/attachments/9c50666af7439c9df5a6c6355c4eb4fb.jpg

[Rick]

That poor dog.....:no:

[crashdive123]

Some day - maybe after a couple too many beers - Jackson will get his revenge.

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_YniKlbPh29k/STPrXo-r-GI/AAAAAAAACv0/xHZ1PAqWP2g/s400/body-art-face-drunk-dog.JPG

[jc1234]

Some day - maybe after a couple too many beers - Jackson will get his revenge.

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_YniKlbPh29k/STPrXo-r-GI/AAAAAAAACv0/xHZ1PAqWP2g/s400/body-art-face-drunk-dog.JPG

That would take a LOT of beer.

[crashdive123]

For you or Jackson?

[jc1234]

For you or Jackson?

Definitely for me. Jackson would be in the corner praying for thumbs...

[hunter63]

That poor dog.....:no:


LOL, Thats waht I was thinking.........Gunner kinda knows when I want to put something "on" him, like his camo vest, (helps with the cattails)....Not real keen on this stuff.
Like the pic's, man, keep-em coming.

[jc1234]

ah, he takes it pretty well. He is a total ham and knows that he gets treats for posing. He is the kind of dog that once you stick in one spot, he generally stays there....especially if its laying down lol. I think he actually sleeps more than the cats.

Ok last one.
http://www.greatwhitepaws.com/data/storage/attachments/fbdd25bef734506133d1921da0bbd8e6.jpg

Oh, I did take him to a nursing home last week though:

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash2/hs617.ash2/156924_170283899669674_100000641943829_394272_6467 745_n.jpg

This woman couldnt talk or move much, but she sure loved petting him
http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs1357.snc4/162957_170283923003005_100000641943829_394273_5963 021_n.jpg

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs1225.snc4/155728_170283963003001_100000641943829_394274_4738 916_n.jpg

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash2/hs380.ash2/65837_170283986336332_100000641943829_394275_47485 81_n.jpg

And this is the smile that made the whole day worth it:
http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs1195.snc4/154748_170284016336329_100000641943829_394276_8092 40_n.jpg


Ok, now Im out of photos. Hopefully I'll get a good hike in next weekend. No snow yet though. I cant wait until the waterfalls all freeze and we get snow!!!

[BENESSE]

You are both angels jc1234, I'm glad you found each other.

[crashdive123]

Nice pictures. It's a nice thing that you and Jackson brought so much joy and happiness into so many lives.

[1stimestar]

Oh he is beautiful!

[jc1234]

Jackson just loves people and people go nuts over him. They act like they are meeting a hollywood star. We have a local art gallery and framing studio that he stops into during art classes and he acts as a greeter for an hour or so at the local feed store. They say he is their mascot, he just cant get enough. I just contacted a therapy dog group to see about reading for some children with learning disabilities and doing some more stuff with assisted living and hospice care type stuff.

He isnt exactly high energy, but if he doesnt get out for a really good hike and get to meet people a few times a week he gets restless and lets me know about it by flopping down on the floor and letting out these huge sighs lol. So it is good for them and him.

[jc1234]

Oh he is beautiful!

Thanks :) I noticed that you live in AK, its my dream to go there, its the only state I havent been to and of course the only one I really want to go to. Im planning a trip there, probably in 2013. I have to drive from the east coast so Jackson can come. Id love to take a lot of time there, but I probably can only get 3 weeks off, 10 days of which would likely be driving. Im planning on going to Denali and hoping that I can get one of my best friends to go too. One way or another, Jackson and I will get there...

[Rick]

JC, thank you for taking the time to bring some sunshine into their world. That's really a hugely generous thing you and Jackson did. Some rep your way just for doing the right thing. Bravo!!

[jc1234]

I sent those photos to a therapy dog group that Im hoping to hook up with. Jackson's size really has made it hard for people to accept that he could be a therapy dog and he has been passed up before, but he is so gentle and and has excellent manners. For whatever reason he really steels the show wherever he goes, he draws people in to the point where crowds just gather around him. I wish I could do that lol.

[BENESSE]

I sent those photos to a therapy dog group that Im hoping to hook up with. Jackson's size really has made it hard for people to accept that he could be a therapy dog and he has been passed up before, but he is so gentle and and has excellent manners. For whatever reason he really steels the show wherever he goes, he draws people in to the point where crowds just gather around him. I wish I could do that lol.

You just can't find a better wing man.

[jc1234]

You just can't find a better wing man.

If I was single the world would be my oyster lol.

[rwc1969]

His size really shows in those last pics. He must be one of the most well behaved dogs, has a very peaceful laid back look in his face.

[BENESSE]

jc1234, on Jackson's website there's a link for adoptions where there are a bunch of lovely dogs very much like him needing good homes.
If only I didn't live in an apt. I'd seriously consider one or two. From what I've read about the breed (a friend with a farm in VA also has 2) they need a run around space and they need to be exercised.

[jc1234]

His size really shows in those last pics. He must be one of the most well behaved dogs, has a very peaceful laid back look in his face.

Everyone that meets him is shocked how much bigger he is than in the photos. He is a big boy. I always joke that if he were anymore relaxed he would stop breathing.


jc1234, on Jackson's website there's a link for adoptions where there are a bunch of lovely dogs very much like him needing good homes.
If only I didn't live in an apt. I'd seriously consider one or two. From what I've read about the breed (a friend with a farm in VA also has 2) they need a run around space and they need to be exercised.

They do like room to run, but if you walk them once or twice a day, they are happy. In the summer, they dont run, they really dont do much of anything. These are wonderful dogs. The only thing to really beware of is that these dogs were bread for thousands of years to work completely independently of people. That said, they view commands as suggestions among other available options. You need to train with positive reinforcement only or they will just ignore you. Jackson is very good with following commands, but because they are thinkers, when he doesnt follow a command, its important to analyze why. Sometimes Jackson refuses to do something and usually its for both of our benefits.

[jc1234]

Here are a few recent photos. I had been sick for a little bit and hadnt gotten out much. Hopefully do a bit more hiking this week and next.


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[crashdive123]

Great pics. I see you wore Jackson out.

[Rick]

Great pics. Poor old Jackson's interest in the whole thing took a turn to zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.

[BENESSE]

jc123, you boys have outdone yourselves!
The pics are simply wonderful, and the star looks magnificent against the snow and ice. Have I mentioned before how much I LOVE that dog?

[jc1234]

Thanks. That one photo of him napping cracked me up lol. I was trying to get a photo of him standing and mid photo, he just decided to lay down and take a snooze. I had a snack, he took a catnap.

[Rick]

Oh, well, ouch. You do mean dognap, right?

[jc1234]

Oh, well, ouch. You do mean dognap, right?

Oh yes, of course...I'll go wash my fingers out with soap...

[jc1234]

Had a tough hike today. I was definitely pushing myself to my limit, even Jackson needed a few 5 minute breaks along the way, which is pretty rare. The trail we hike is closed for the winter unless you are a registered ice climber, or a properly equipped "expert" hiker (I dont know what qualifies as an expert). Minimum gear is 50ft of climbing rope, crampons, ice axe, which is fine, since I cant imagine doing the trail without them. While its rare to fine anyone on the trail in winter, we hiked an area that no one really visits in winter and the desolation and lack of past or present human presence was wonderful. The fresh snowfall helped us get a good footing over the ice, but the waterfall basins and streams are not fully frozen yet (which is weird for this time of year), so we had to move slowly and carefully...which by the end of the hike was about the only speed I could move. The sound of flowing water underneath your feet, even on thick ice is an unsettling one for sure, so we tried to stay off the basins as much as possible and took extra precautions while we were on it, with lots of testing the ice thickness before setting foot on it which slows us down a lot, but is much better than the alternative. For questionable areas that beg for a photo, I tether myself to one of the large trees that line the trail with the climbing rescue rope I have which ends in two figure 8 knots with plenty of alpine butterfly knots in between to serve as foot loop / hand holds. I've never had to actually rely on it, but I think its a worthwhile precaution. There were a lot of shots I wanted and places I wanted to hike today, but the ice just was not thick enough to chance it.

This is the base and basin of Ganoga falls, which is about 100 feet high. It looks a lot smaller when its frozen unfortunately.

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This is a full shot of Ganoga, I had to shoot up because I was using a 50 - 200 zoom lense and couldnt backup enough to capture the whole thing straight on, since the stream bed was just too thin to risk standing on in that area.

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A few shots of the trail
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I love this photo. Jackson hanging out on the edge of the trail. He heard something that peaked his interest.
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These icicles were about 40 ft high. Again, the zoom lense really screwed me up, I couldnt fit Jackson in the photo to get a sense of scale. I'll have to use my 18-55 lens next time.
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Taking a break in front of Ganoga falls to pick some ice balls out of his toes.
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Apparently either his feet, or the ice tasted really good.
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Done cleaning his feet...time to just chill out for 5 minutes.
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Jackson taking a break on a rock on the trail after a hike up some very steep ice covered areas...I need a break too.
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[crashdive123]

More awesome views. Thanks for letting us have a look.

[Rick]

Those are some great pics. As usual, Jackson is the perfect model.

[finallyME]

You are a great photographer. It looked like a very scenic hike.

[mountain1]

nice looking bernese mountain dog.
great pics also.

[jc1234]

Sorry I havent posted any photos in a while. The ice storms lately made the trail dangerous enough that it just wasnt worth it to risk Jackson getting hurt. We made good use of the down time though. Decided to get him tested and certified as a therapy dog too. He will be visiting active and retired military in the VA hospital, working with the families of hospice patients, and helping kids with learning disabilities improve their reading abilities.

We had two warm days last week so I figured the ice would have melted enough for Jackson to be able to get a bite into the snow with his claws. I was right, but I wasnt prepared for what we found today. Two interesting things, one was that my goal today was to test a new pack configuration for me and him since I knew we werent going to have a serious outing. The new configs were definitely not good, his pack was too top heavy and adding to his, really didnt improve mine at all. The second was that while the snow and ice over the water looked thick and level with the banks giving the appearance of thickness, the warm weather on Wed and thurs of this week combined with average highs around 35 this weekend had created a major ice melt in the falls with extremely rapid water movement that has been eroding the ice from below for about a week. I was able to pick right through the ice to the water with my ice axe amazingly easily in many places. Required a bit more planning than normal and had to spread my body weight out in certain places to avoid cracking the ice along the bank where there is no trail. Jackson was happy to be able to walk in the water again in certain places even though it was in the 20s. Murphy hit us hard today too. I had a two makeshift attachment points made of zip ties (150 pound test) break, Im thinking I got a bad pack of ties since they had very little weight on them. On of my crampon links broke as well, but I had extra zip ties and a multi tool fixed the crampon, so crisis averted. Here are a few photos. I didnt get too many since we only went about 4.5 mile just to get out, I wasnt planning on hiking today, but I couldnt take it anymore and didnt leave until it was too late to get in a full hike.

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An example of that thin ice underneath about 8inches of what looks like packed snow. This was just off the bank, so the water was very shallow, but no matter how I tested the ice, there were little spots here and there that were invisible.
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Concentration:
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You can see the power of the waterflow in the background where the ice has eroded on the fall. It will likely refreeze this week if the temps hold. We are getting a foot of snow tonight, so new ice may be hard to see later this week.
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Found Jackson a solid piece of ice around a large rock. I had to shoot this roped in and sprawled out spread out my mass on the ice (I was roped to a large tree about 12 ft away just in case). Photos didnt turn out that good, but for the effort I uploaded them anyway.
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When is the last time you smiled like this just cause you were alive...sometimes I wish I were a dog!
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Kept looking off in the distance, dunno if it was the wind or critters were out and about that I couldnt see
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Show me your war face!...actually he was just about to lick his chops...just thought it looked kinda cool.
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Did you say treat? I could have sworn you said treat...so how bout that treat??
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[Rick]

Great pics as always. Jackson da man....er....dog.

Your zip ties probably aren't bad...just cold. They've been around for nearly 40 years and were never designed to carry weight. They were designed to organize cables and wiring. I've probably used tens of thousands of them on the job and they were always lousy when they were cold. We were wrecking out cable that was only suspended in the air with zip ties. Temp was about 25F. All the supporting spinner wire had been removed and zips added until the cable could be pulled. I cut the first one and the weight of the cable popped the rest of them all the way down the alley and around a corner and stopped at the next pole. Thank God no one got hurt. That would have never happened in summer. It's something we had done all the time. Cold makes them brittle.

Replace your zips with paracord and you won't have to worry about it. Paracord will take the weight.

[jc1234]

Great pics as always. Jackson da man....er....dog.

Your zip ties probably aren't bad...just cold. They've been around for nearly 40 years and were never designed to carry weight. They were designed to organize cables and wiring. I've probably used tens of thousands of them on the job and they were always lousy when they were cold. We were wrecking out cable that was only suspended in the air with zip ties. Temp was about 25F. All the supporting spinner wire had been removed and zips added until the cable could be pulled. I cut the first one and the weight of the cable popped the rest of them all the way down the alley and around a corner and stopped at the next pole. Thank God no one got hurt. That would have never happened in summer. It's something we had done all the time. Cold makes them brittle.

Replace your zips with paracord and you won't have to worry about it. Paracord will take the weight.

Hmm thanks for the info. I needed really small loops and I was having trouble making anything that small with P cord, but after reading your email I realized I could just do a tiny figure 8 knot with p cord and that wold work great. I happen to have an untouched pack of 100 ft that I got for a rainy day anyway.

[BENESSE]

I'm just plain jealous and not ashamed to admit it. I love that dog. I want that dog.
Just when I reason myself out of the idea of having a large dog in a city apt., you come out with more pics. Honestly!
But thank you...keep 'em coming.

[crashdive123]

More great stuff. Thanks.

[Rick]

On, one other thing, JC. UV light will make ties brittle over time just like any other piece of plastic. I have some in the garage that are probably 20 years old and in great shape but I've kept them in a drawer and out of sunlight.

[jc1234]

I'm just plain jealous and not ashamed to admit it. I love that dog. I want that dog.
Just when I reason myself out of the idea of having a large dog in a city apt., you come out with more pics. Honestly!
But thank you...keep 'em coming.

He really takes up less room than a cat. They really fold up nicely when they lay down. They wont fit in any overhead storage bins, but they really dont need a ton of room as long as the rooms and hallways are big enough for them to turn around. However, the barking would be a problem in an apt. LGD breeds BARK when they hear something that they dont think should be heard, especially at night. When he is outside, I can easily hear him 300 yards away and if he is really upset he lets out this bark/howl thing that Im sure can be heard a half mile away on a cold night....so your neighbors probably wouldnt like you much. They dont need a ton of exercise, but they are working dogs, so they do like to feel like they have something to do (20 minutes of walking or playing with lots of commands to follow a day is plenty for them to be satisfied). More than anything though, they need companionship of a person or another dog, they were bred to be accepting of other species and smaller dogs and to permit them to always be around. Jackson HATES not being part of whatever Im doing and he will let me know it (try typing when a dog his size is shutting your laptop with his nose, or lifting up your arm and moving it with the top of his snout lol). Anyway, all that said, people always assume you need a huge house and a ton of land for these guys, but really a small cabin or condo and a small fenced yard is plenty providing they get in some good walks. I have a pretty large house for just me and my wife and Jackson is so quiet if he isnt "on patrol" that I usually have no idea where he is, even if he is right behind me. Im telling you, he is easier than a cat....its just that whole neighbors thing with the barking that will be a deal breaker for most.



On, one other thing, JC. UV light will make ties brittle over time just like any other piece of plastic. I have some in the garage that are probably 20 years old and in great shape but I've kept them in a drawer and out of sunlight.

You know, I really think I got a bad batch. They were brand new and I tried 3 more today just to see if I could duplicate what happened and on 2 of them I was able to pull the tie back out with a little force. These are supposed to be good up to 150 pounds and compliant with the military specs for UV and temps. I think I'll just stick with Pcord.

[Rick]

Then check the metal catch on the tie. If you look inside the end piece where you insert it there is a small metal catch that locks the tie in place. It's set on an angle so you can pull it one way be not back out. They may not be catching.

[jc1234]

Had a good hike today. Tired ourselves completely out. Jackson is sleeping so heavily at the moment that the cats are jealous. The falls have melted, but the trails were still icy as hell. Had to use my knife and ice axe to navigate down one spot with an ice wall on one side and not much on the other. Jackson didnt have any problems with traction though. I was jealous.

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Obligatory napping shot....
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Jackson posing with my hiking / camping knife
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Met a photographer with a much better camera than mine! He was nice enough to offer to snap a photo and sent it to me.
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[BENESSE]

Thank you for starting my day with gladness in my heart. Lovely pics, as always!

[jc1234]

Had a tough hike yesterday. The snow is turning into a wet slush and the ice layers have melted, so we would walk through 6" of snow one step and then the next step would be almost up to my hips. It was physically exhausting, especially with a pack. I was so tired once I got back to the truck I was actually staggering lol...beaten down by slush! Didnt take too many photos, but snapped a couple. The falls were running very fast after flooding rains.


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Much more rapid than normal
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Top of Ganoga falls (94'). Much more rapid than normal due to the rain, it loses so much in photos unfortunately
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Staying safe, so I dont fall into the falls when shooting on the edge
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[crashdive123]

More great shots.

[jc1234]

A few more shots from the last couple of weeks

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[Ssgt_DimeBag]

Good looking dog!
Your not to bad with a camera either.

[NCO]

Now that's a boat that cries for repaint and polish.. lol. Great pics!

[BENESSE]

The pooch made my day! (you know I'm crazy about him)
Thanks for the pics jc1234.

[crashdive123]

It's really cool that Jackson lets you come along on his journeys.

[welderguy]

That sure is some nice scenery. Thanks for sharing.

[Melissa Montana]

Awwww Such a cute doggy!
He looks beautiful!
What kind of dog is he?

[jc1234]

A few new ones. Getting harder to keep from posting photos that look like repeats.

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[BENESSE]

Lovely pics. Made me misty eyed as we just lost our 19+ yr old Scottish Fold cat--the love of or lives. It's the same look--innocent, trusting with unconditional love.
Keep it coming.

[crashdive123]

More great pics. Looks like a wonderful day.

[hunter63]

Thanks for sharing those new pic's, just beautiful country.

[paracordist]

sweet photos, awesome place and dog!

[jc1234]

First real hike in about 15 months. Had to up my class load in grad school for the last year in order to graduate this past spring. Between work and school I had no free time to hike or camp. Last winter uncharacteristically warm with almost no snow and hiking on dirt in winter is not my idea of fun, so I guess I didnt miss much. We did some hiking over the summer and the fall, but both of us were getting in shape again after literally no regular exercise other than our walks for a year.

Anyway, this hike kicked my butt. Hiking through wet snow was much harder than I remembered (go figure) and I had 30 pounds of gear to lug around. At one point I just sat on a rock and really thought about how badly I felt like getting up again lol, but it was new years eve and I really wanted ice cream that night. Jackson on the other hand didnt have any problems. I've had him on a diet for the last 8 months and he is down 30 pounds. He used to sleep for a full day after a hike, but this time he was ready to go out again the next day. Saw lots of small and mid size bear tracks up and sown some seriously steep angles, which was pretty impressive over ice.

We didn't get many photos, as my tripod broke on the way there and I was going so slow that I didn't stop to often since I didn't want to navigate the area once the sun started to set. New tripod is on the way and I got a remote shutter release for the camera, so hopefully I can get a few decent shots on Sunday when we go out again. I also finally found a company who would make a load bearing and safety rated dog harness big enough for Jackson after 2 years of searching, so he will be sharing part of the load starting in a few weeks, thankfully.

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[hunter63]

Well, well, well, Good to see you and your bud back.....been awhile.....
Great pic's, thanks......

[crashdive123]

Good to see you back. Glad you and your boss are doing well.

[BENESSE]

I've been wondering about you too and am SO glad to see you back and well!
That dog is an angel personified.

[jc1234]

Thanks for the warm responses. I wasn't sure whether anyone was following this thread anymore, but I figured I'd give it a try. I'll try and get some better photos up next week.

Here are a few of varying quality (cell phone and real camera shots) from this 2012, nothing too exciting from an outdoors perspective really. Most show his general activity level when we arent hiking or exploring. He has two modes active and standby, but nothing in between...which is just about my speed lol.

One of my favorites:
http://sphotos-f.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc7/325554_313796048651791_1784366681_o.jpg

Testing out the remote shutter control last week in the front yard:
http://greatwhitepaws.com/data/storage/attachments/decfb835152c5c6756ac6bc82eba0499.jpg

This is a cool bird feeder with a one way mirror, we call it cat TV, but as usual the squirrels have found it, which is fine...they entertain everyone.
http://sphotos-c.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-prn1/546900_10151123152917015_2139759319_n.jpg

Helmet for hiking on the ice my wife made my buy. (probably a good idea, but still not thrilled about it)
http://sphotos-b.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/184408_516434098387984_367131346_n.jpg

And then there is the rest of the time...
http://sphotos-a.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc7/408135_10150447235752015_132635990_n.jpg
http://greatwhitepaws.com/data/storage/attachments/75635a8b841973ca8bcf5d488dfd4a3d.jpg
http://sphotos-e.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/404316_488352461196148_1749129083_n.jpg

[jc1234]

I definitely need an ND filter for the snow to take longer exposure water shots, but I did what I could without one. Yesterdays hike was filled with opportunities to use the remote shutter release, which was fun. I still need to practice framing the shot without us in it, but I'll work on it.

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[crashdive123]

Great pics. Thanks.

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