just testing pic posting with photobucket (ignore)

[countr21]

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[Ard]

Looks good from here,

Ard

 

[von behr]

Nicely done. That's a nice pic of a great fish!

-VB

 

[jcw355]

Success! Post more. If I can't fish I look at fish pictures.

 

[Rip Tide]

I'm ignoring the fact that you had more fun than me today.

 

[yonder]

You really do need to tell the story behind the fish..........that's a nice fish......

 

[random user]

RRRrrrRRRrrr. NOT FAIR!

(did you really think we would not look because you had "ignore" in the title?

Damn nice fish by the way.

 

[tbum2020]

Yes its a nice fish... but good lord its amazing how the photograph captures the water.

 

[chechem]

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I like the effect made by holding the fish at the water's surface.
Just curious: It appears that 2 people were involved, unless you had 3 hands. Hard to tell, but the reflection looks like there was a second person using 2 hands on the camera. True?

 

[tbum2020]

Hard to tell, but the reflection looks like there was a second person using 2 hands on the camera. True?

You see his reflection, I believe the sun is to the left and slightly behind him, he is facing northeast the sun is to the west and the time is around 6:45PM.

Am i close?

 

[countr21]

Hey! I forgot about this thread. The picture was taken at Fish Lake on a solo backpacking trip into the Beartooth Mountains in August 2011. It's a small cutbow lake right below timberline. I stopped there one evening as I hiked further onto the Lake Plateau of the Beartooths. Here is one more shot in the evening and then another the next morning as I hit the trail. The camera was an old Olympus Stylus Tough model. It was kind of a cheap camera and it was as it's name implies....it was tough. Waterproof and Drop-proof from ten feet high. But the quality of pictures weren't always the best. I took over 20,000 pictures with that camera and it just died and I replaced it with another Tough model, but a higher quality.

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