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Old 01-06-2008, 08:34 PM
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Originally Posted by JimmyDutch
Johnson Valley, SoCal...
Mt. Baldy area, SoCal...

WOW! Both shots are great! The second one with the blue steel paint with the blue of the ice are just so in sync it was a stunning shot.

Where is Johnson Valley near?
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Originally Posted by Rubimon
It's a forground, background, zoom lense, depth of field, kind of thing...you wouldn't understand
So tell me, how did you get your Jeep to do that acrobatic twist? Or did the angle of the photograph make it appear as if the wrong tire was on the planter?
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Originally Posted by Dizzyliz
So many great pictures!

This is a cool thread
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Heh, at least this one is real.
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Originally Posted by CIJeep
So tell me, how did you get your Jeep to do that acrobatic twist? Or did the angle of the photograph make it appear as if the wrong tire was on the planter?
You cant tell from the picture but the other tire is climbing a stone column in front of the mall....Why is it all the great photos get critiqued? I guess that is the price of greatness!
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Originally Posted by Mark Doiron
When I first saw that picture I thought you'd used a toy Jeep. Heh-heh. But, that ain't
a really big tree. To keep this on topic, here's my JK this past summer on the road
to the Tall Tree Grove, where 350-foot trees are common. We would hike through that
grove to our campsite on the river a couple miles away.


And remember that line from one of the Crocodile Dundee movies, "Now this here
is a knife, Mate."? Well, this here is a pretty big tree in King's Canyon (no Jeep because you
must hike in):

Heh, that is a nice small tree. There are many bigger around there, you can go for length or girth.

There used to be an off road trail that followed the creek going down into Kings Canyon. Tis a very beautiful place.
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Oh, and Johnson Valley is off the 15 towards Barstow I believe! I just know because for some reason they called me and wanted me to be their town mascott..... ............
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Originally Posted by CIJeep
WOW! Both shots are great! The second one with the blue steel paint with the blue of the ice are just so in sync it was a stunning shot.
Thanks I fancy myself an amateur photographer


Where is Johnson Valley near?
East of the 15 freeway on the 18, past Victorville and Apple Valley to the 247, just N/E of Lucerne Valley sort of...
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Originally Posted by Mark Doiron
And remember that line from one of the Crocodile Dundee movies, "Now this here
is a knife, Mate."? Well, this here is a pretty big tree in King's Canyon (no Jeep because you
must hike in):

I thought things were supposed to be bigger in Texas!

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Originally Posted by wayoflife



The large rock/mountain with the stripes was amazing. I'm sure it has a name. The picture does not do it justice.
One of the most spectacular things I've seen. From afar it looked like you could drive right up it. when we got up close it was massive.

(Ha. That's me with the door open. Not a beautiful place. I was changing my sons diaper. I think his butt exploded!!!)

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