My Best of 2015

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fiznatty

fiznatty

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Not seeing a Best of 2015 thread, so I'll post this here.

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I've narrowed down a selection of my memorable images and moments from the past year. This shorty photo was the only local nature image that made the cut.

You can see my full Best of 2015 collection here.

Max
 
great stuff as always, Max! i envy your ability to travel the world for your images... wish i could manage that!
 


Great shots, Max. I love the "Godzilla" pose of the iguana. You must be in very good shape to be trekking at 12-14,000 feet in search of the snow leopards.
 
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Max, that shot of Mustangs fighting is excellent. I would have liked to trade places with you to grab a few shots there; I can imagine that would have been cool to see.
 
Thanks Bill, Jeremy and Tyler. Jeremy, if you ever plan a trip out to Yellowstone between early summer and fall, get in touch and I'll send you directions. It can be a pretty reliable spot for horse action, but the key is to not get stuck in the mud (I've learned that the hard way).

Bill, the Himalayas were certainly a challenge, but I'm not in super shape and did okay after Day 1 at high altitude. Well, with the exception of one hike where we had to climb about 1000 feet (so, from 13K to 14K) in half a mile when the first snow leopards were spotted. I don't care to repeat that climb while carrying all my gear. Other than the altitude, the cold was the worst part. I thought I was getting good advice at REI, but should've trusted my instincts and brought more layers. ;)

Max
 
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fiznatty said:
Bill, the Himalayas were certainly a challenge, but I'm not in super shape and did okay after Day 1 at high altitude. Well, with the exception of one hike where we had to climb about 1000 feet (so, from 13K to 14K) in half a mile when the first snow leopards were spotted. I don't care to repeat that climb while carrying all my gear.
Max
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Sherpas didn't come with the tour package? ;)
 


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