Summit Mood

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By: Tim Schumm
Copyright ©2008

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Photographer	Tim Schumm {Karma:29196}
Project	#42 Moody Landscape	Camera Model	Nikon D80
Categories	Landscape	Film Format	digital
Portfolio	Antarctica Sea adventures Mountain Landscapes	Lens	Nikon 18-200mmVR
Uploaded	1/19/2008	Film / Memory Type	Digital
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Critiques	4	Rating	Critique Only Image
Location	City - State - BOTTOM OF THE WORLD Country - Antarctica
About	This is the summit of Mt. Arctowski on the Antarctic continent. It was a day of moods, with storms rolling in and out changing dramatically from one hour to the next.

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Dave Stacey

{K:150877} 1/19/2008

Very dramatic indeed, Tim, as are all of today's shots! They're fairly monochromatic with the odd splash of colour that adds to the atmosphere.
Dave.

Fabio Keiner {K:81109} 1/19/2008

excellent

Tim Schumm {K:29196} 1/19/2008

Hi Keith,

Yes it is a place of immense moods. On top of that the weather changes dramatically in a mater of minutes. I know that if I were sailing around there I would be keeping a close eye on the sky at all times. We did try a small peak near this bay and a storm came up in 10 minutes from being blue sky to overcast with 100km winds....I turned around and headed back down. The others continued upwards and were lucky enough to have the weather clear off with no mishaps. The wind was so strong it knocked me down to my knees. I was not the only one to turn around either. We were in a particularly exposed area where the others nearer the top were in the lea of the winds and so continued on.

Keith Growden

{K:29240} 1/19/2008

Thanks for showing us this place Tim. Awesome photos you have taken. I may have got a bit spooked being so far from anything and the different weather happenning. I guess thats what its like there and your pics certainly show that. So, well done. Keith:)

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