Lafayette & Lincoln via Skookumchuck

[ColdRiverRun]

At first I was confused, since you didn't seem to fit into either of the above categories...but I now understand your concern...given your resemblance to a small woodland creature.

My plan was to upload my 4th grade photo to disprove this nonsense but in closer analysis...I might be both! Damn...this really does look like me!

 

[MarkL]

Some of the most amazing lighting conditions I've ever seen. On the way up Skook I would occasionally glance into the forest and see these pockets where the snow and trees had a wonderful blue tint. Never seen anything like it before

I saw the same blue tint going up Liberty that day! I don't recall ever seeing it before.

 

[DougPaul]

Some of the most amazing lighting conditions I've ever seen. On the way up Skook I would occasionally glance into the forest and see these pockets where the snow and trees had a wonderful blue tint. Never seen anything like it before

This is probably due to scattered light from the sky being bluer than direct sunlight. I've often seen this effect around below-timberline tracks in the snow on days with a clear sky. The color contrast between the different types of lighting makes the sunny spots look yellow and the shaded spots look blue.

http://www.sciencemadesimple.com/sky_blue.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diffuse_sky_radiation

Doug