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By: Chris Sitter

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Photographer	Chris Sitter {Karma:2345}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Sony DSC-H1
Categories	Landscape Travel	Film Format
Portfolio	Mountains	Lens	Sony 6.0-72mm 1:2.8-3.7
Uploaded	7/18/2006	Film / Memory Type	Digital
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Location	City - Lions Bay State - BRITISH COLUMBIA Country - Canada
About	A cornice off one of the ridgeline aproaches to the West Lion Mountain. You can see it is clearly spring (taken in late May) by the grime in the snow. A blue sky would have been nice!

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Avi

{K:70138} 7/25/2006

That's a RIPPER of a shot, Chris !!.. sorry I got busy and cud not chk ur work more regularly !!!...

all the very best dear friend,
Avi

Chris Sitter

{K:2345} 7/19/2006

Chris, Good call and you were right it does lend itself well to B&W as you can see.........though for the record I didn't place the climber in the original but I did experiment here just for fun. Hope you like it :)

Chris Hunter {K:25634} 7/18/2006

I think this would be perfect in B&W, as it's almost monotone as it is. I think placing the climber on a 1/3rd would have helped, but his placement now is pleasing,

Cheers,
Chris

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