Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => Landscape Showcase => Topic started by: maddogmurph on September 27, 2019, 01:33:37 am
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Just got back from a trip to the Yukon. Boy did I learn some lessons on preparedness. I've always been mostly a minimalist ultralight hiker... "the weight goes down the fun goes up" the saying goes. That being said there's just no room for lack of the right gear for the conditions. I was expecting snow/cold, but not torrential rain. My single wall tent was simply insufficient and after a couple days in the back country we started getting wet. Then it dumped wet snow...and began to freeze. Had I been more prepared I'm sure I'd have some beautiful fresh snow shots from this trip. Instead, we pulled out. Mistakes can be deadly in those conditions.
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Sounds a narrow escape. At least you had time for a decent photo as you left!
Jeremy
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Sounds a narrow escape. At least you had time for a decent photo as you left!
Jeremy
+1.
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On the phone last night it looked like there is an ancient sculpture on the bottom of the lake, today I don't see it anymore. Still, a cool shot!
Was the condensation the problem or did the tent wet through? I know some of the BD single wall winter tents are not particularly waterproof.
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Extraordinary light!
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Very nice.
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Like It!