campsite pics..lets see um

[Tucson T4R]

Great spot, shame about the wind. I hate wind but at least with a nice warm box to sit in it's tolerable.

The shot was taken in the nice calm morning. :sombrero: Yes, having a hard sided place to hide is nice.

The other thing about the firewood is when cutting, I cut into a hornet nest. Even with gloves, long sleeves and pants on, they found their way to my wrists and stung me three times as I ran out of there. Then my son saw one more on my ear and saw that as an opportunity to slap the bajeebas out of his father.

We hauled the wood down to our next camp in Oak Creek canyon and enjoyed a fire there.

 

[graynomad]

saw that as an opportunity to slap the bajeebas out of his father.

Thinks on his feet then

 

[photo_i]

:chef:

 

[4runnerteq]

Land Between the Lake Kentucky
View from campsite. Couple of solo nights right before Memorial Weekend. Kinda nice

 

[graynomad]

Doin' it tough there Oksana I see

@cruiserbent, what's the stuff on the trailer tongue? Some old packaging so you don't bash your shins in the night?

 

[photoman]

Here are a couple "campsite pics"

 

[Tucson T4R]

Very crisp captures Aaron. Nice. :victory:

 

[4runnerteq]

yeah, just the box my cooker goes in. seemed like a good place for it

 

[graynomad]

So Aaron I'm putting 2 and 2 together here (houseboats, 5 photographers), was this some sort of photo weekend with a local club or something?

Having too many photographers in one place can be a problem (one reason I can't see myself ever going on a workshop that has 30 participants), but there's little better than sharing a few days with 4-5 like-minded photographers.

 

[photo_i]

Doin' it tough there Oksana I see

Trying my best

 

[BretEdge]

A week or so ago my family and I headed down to Monument Valley for sunset followed by an overnight in Valley of the Gods. It felt like we had the whole place to ourselves at night and even though the moon was rather bright, the sky was still filled with stars. I hope this image conveys the peace and wonder of camping under the big skies of southeastern Utah.

 

[Corey]

Beautiful campsite and nice tent!

 

[Every Miles A Memory]

So Aaron I'm putting 2 and 2 together here (houseboats, 5 photographers), was this some sort of photo weekend with a local club or something?

Having too many photographers in one place can be a problem (one reason I can't see myself ever going on a workshop that has 30 participants), but there's little better than sharing a few days with 4-5 like-minded photographers.

WOW! That's a photo excursion I'd love to go on! Who's in charge of setting it up??

Fantastic photos Aaron

 

[photo_i]

I hope this image conveys the peace and wonder of camping under the big skies of southeastern Utah.

It does. Utah is a very unique place, has almost unearthly feel to it.

 

[photo_i]

I really like this one, from Ipsut Creek, Rainier NP, WA. Can't wait to get back on the road again!