Photo TR Extravaganza: Franc. Ridge, Monroe, Eisenhower, Tripyramids, Greylock, more!

PamolaPat · Jan 5, 2006

Hey everyone,
I just regained access to my high-speed internet connection, so I've posted my photo trip reports from my activities of the last month and a half:

Mt. Greylock November 12th.

http://www.vu.union.edu/~allenp2/web2.html
Lincoln to Lafayette Traverse: 11/26
Monroe: 12/11
Pierce and Eisenhower: 12/23
Tripyramids via N and S Slides: 12/27

Lots of photos...enjoy!

Patrick

Chip · Jan 5, 2006

Fantastic, thanks.
The "Winter" "Summer" "Vietnam" through me off a little, but no worries !

grouseking · Jan 5, 2006

Pics don't work?

FOr some reason, the links don't work. Maybe its just my computer?

I'm bummed....I love pictures!

Chip · Jan 5, 2006

grouseking said:
FOr some reason, the links don't work. Maybe its just my computer?

It's your computer.

You may have some sort of filter that isn't allowing the link, but you should figure it out, there's some great pictures in there.

Patrick, do you mind telling what type of camera and web host you're using ?

grouseking · Jan 5, 2006

very, very strange.....it works now and i didnt fiddle with any filter thing.

Oh well, awesome pics!

Chip · Jan 5, 2006

sometimes when a link doesn't work, I only have to hit "Refresh" and it will.

PamolaPat · Jan 5, 2006

Hi Chip, I'm glad you like my photos, thanks for the compliments. Almost all of the photos on my site were shot with a Canon A80 I got at the beginning of last summer, and I often use a wide angle adapter which fits over the lens on a bayonet- or barrel-style mount. I have been tremendously happy with the camera; if you're in the market I'd definitely recommend any of the mid to high end cameras from Canon. There are also some older photos on the site which I shot with a great little old Olympus XA 35mm camera, which was very compact and completely tough as nails, and also a few shot with a Pentax automatic 35mm. My site is hosted on a server at my college. The server does ocassionally go down, that may have been what happened when you first tried to load the pages, Grouseking.