found this site http://www.revistate.com/ ,,here is mine LOL
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you on mag cover
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Spikepretorius
Explorer
Please help. My Spanish is non-existent so maybe I'm just slipping up.
I can create a page full of magazine covers with my pic on them but I can't save any of the pics. What am I doing wrong?
If I click on a pic i get a blank page.
If I right click and save pic or save as background or whatever it just leaves the cove template without my pic in it.
I can create a page full of magazine covers with my pic on them but I can't save any of the pics. What am I doing wrong?
If I click on a pic i get a blank page.
If I right click and save pic or save as background or whatever it just leaves the cove template without my pic in it.
Michael Slade
Untitled
So who's been on a real mag cover?
I have, both shooting and been shot.
I have, both shooting and been shot.
sinuhexavier
Explorer
Once or twice...
Men's Journal May 2002. This shot was actually taken while on a week long backpacking trip in The Grand Canyon. Our trip started on the Sept. 9, 2001, we didn't hear about NYC until the day this was shot on our way back up on Sept. 15, 2001
Mountain Bike Winter 2004. This is the last trip I did with Steve Casimiro. It was a nightmare as far as photo trips go. We were shooting back to back stories one for National Geographic Adventure and one for Mountain Bike. We broke a fork on Steve's bike, Steve lost a contact with no replacement, steve later sprained his ankle in Canyonlands and we had to cut the trip short by a few days.
National Geographic Adventure Sept. 2003. This shot came from a story we did called Wild Roads. We were based out of Boulder, Utah for 10 days and put over 3,000 miles on that Sequoia. Starting at 4:30 am to get to location before sunrise and getting back to the hotel by 9:00 pm after sunset. This has to be the most successful shoot I have produced for Steve. Three covers and two stories within NGA and numerous stock sales on Getty.
Powder Magazine Circa early 90's. Getting it at Bridger Bowl, Montana on a 26" overnight bluebird day. This was the first year I was sponsored by The North face, Kastle-Nordica and Scott, this one day yielded 3 pull page shots in Powder and earned my keep with my sponsors. Should have been a cover.
Powder Magazine. November 1997. Solitude, Utah. Enough said.
Men's Journal May 2002. This shot was actually taken while on a week long backpacking trip in The Grand Canyon. Our trip started on the Sept. 9, 2001, we didn't hear about NYC until the day this was shot on our way back up on Sept. 15, 2001
Mountain Bike Winter 2004. This is the last trip I did with Steve Casimiro. It was a nightmare as far as photo trips go. We were shooting back to back stories one for National Geographic Adventure and one for Mountain Bike. We broke a fork on Steve's bike, Steve lost a contact with no replacement, steve later sprained his ankle in Canyonlands and we had to cut the trip short by a few days.
National Geographic Adventure Sept. 2003. This shot came from a story we did called Wild Roads. We were based out of Boulder, Utah for 10 days and put over 3,000 miles on that Sequoia. Starting at 4:30 am to get to location before sunrise and getting back to the hotel by 9:00 pm after sunset. This has to be the most successful shoot I have produced for Steve. Three covers and two stories within NGA and numerous stock sales on Getty.
Powder Magazine Circa early 90's. Getting it at Bridger Bowl, Montana on a 26" overnight bluebird day. This was the first year I was sponsored by The North face, Kastle-Nordica and Scott, this one day yielded 3 pull page shots in Powder and earned my keep with my sponsors. Should have been a cover.
Powder Magazine. November 1997. Solitude, Utah. Enough said.
sinuhexavier
Explorer
I managed to ski twice this year, all Back Country on the new BD alpine touring equipment... The bug is back... Now Ijust need the time.
adventureduo
Dave Druck [KI6LBB]
I've been in a few also, both here in the states and in Japan.
sinuhexavier
Explorer
kellymoe said:
I don't have any gear... I have plenty of snowboarding gear but no alpine touring... I was using Black Diamonds.
kellymoe
Expedition Leader
sinuhexavier said:
All I have is tele gear. I do have a pair of size 10 Crispi 4 buckle tele boots and some skis you could borrow. After looking at my calendar it looks like the next two weeks are jammed. I have been trying to get up to the Sierra's for a Spring ski trip but by that time I hope to be focusing on climbing and getting as many trips up to the Whites as I can this Summer. If Throop Peak stays in shape and they get the road open earlier this year there is a trail to the top, no hiking in snow and a great run down the North Face chute. If I do it I'll give you a call.
DaveInDenver
Middle Income Semi-Redneck
What, no 5 page spreads in 4 WPW Offroad Adventure Mag?OMC said:
Anyway, hiya OMC. You might like knowing that Bart has been mentioned here a couple of times...
http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/showpost.php?p=71340&postcount=2
http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/showpost.php?p=129488&postcount=25
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