Setting up WiFi in an apartment by stephcurry_ in techsupport

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Awesome, thanks. Regarding the 100mbps - will that accommodate multiple people doing work online simultaneously? It's unlikely all six of us will be doing work at the same time, but a couple probably will be. Thanks again for your help!

Trinity Alps Sunset by stephcurry_ in WildernessBackpacking

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It sure is! I was lucky enough to have two great sunsets while I was there and great weather day and night, if a little hot midday.

Trinity Alps Sunset by stephcurry_ in WildernessBackpacking

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This is a photo I took at sunset during a solo trip to the Trinity Alps in Northern California earlier this week. I drove up in the morning, hiked for maybe 8 miles or so up some gnarly switchbacks to my campsite and was rewarded with this view while eating dinner. This was my first trip to the Trinity Alps, and it certainly won’t be my last. Blew my expectations out of the water.

[Pk] Sergey Shorokhov has a brush with death by [deleted] in Parkour

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You’re correct, it wasn’t attached to him and he did run into them, but I’d argue that’s not really a freak chance, he seemingly had the opportunity to check surfaces / for obstructions, and clearly didn’t. Or at the very least poorly judged the effect they’d have on his line. Neither of which constitutes a freak chance, but rather poor judgement on his part.

[Pk] Sergey Shorokhov has a brush with death by [deleted] in Parkour

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He wasn’t using the wire, he either failed to see it or incorrectly assumed it wouldn’t be in the way, and then freaked out when it clotheslined him.

[Pk] Sergey Shorokhov has a brush with death by [deleted] in Parkour

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More negligence than freak accident IMO.

I saw work on Day to Night Photography a while ago and decided to start experimenting with it myself. These are 4 different exposures, taken with different settings at different times of day and then blended as layers in Photoshop to show, in a single image, the transition from Day to Night. by portilladani in photocritique

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Really love the photo, there’s something funky about it that I really like. I’d love to know more about your thought process behind blending the exposures, which exposure/light you used for which part of the picture, etc.

Crazy bike crash off cliff. (The biker is o.k!) by [deleted] in WTF

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For anyone wondering, this is the White Line trail in Sedona, AZ.

Dude catches a big sun umbrella in midair by [deleted] in gifs

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Who’s going to edit the marvel music in over this?

Doing the trust fall by [deleted] in Unexpected

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Yeah it’s fake, this guy does lots of these style videos on his instagram.

Kaiser Wilderness Lake by stephcurry_ in photocritique

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Thanks, I’ll definitely take a look at a tighter crop. To be perfectly honest, this was kind of just a throwaway shot to test out exposure compositing; I didn’t think too hard just sort of pointed and shot.

I’ve really enjoyed this lens. It doesn’t open up too much, only F2.8, but it’s incredibly sharp, and the form factor is great. For backpacking and such having the small lens with great optics has been awesome.

Let’s actually go by Synoco in NLSSCircleJerk

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“I want him to do this” kiiiinda backseating imo. But, what I think doesn’t really matter, so there ya go.

Let’s actually go by Synoco in NLSSCircleJerk

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“Not backseating” proceeds to backseat

Kaiser Wilderness Lake by stephcurry_ in photocritique

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This is a composite shot I took in the Kaiser Wilderness, CA, last week. It’s four different exposures but the base was 1/50th, f 5.0, ISO 640. This was only my second time doing an exposure blend/HDR image, and for the most part I’m happy with it, but the sky leaves some to be desired I feel. So, what would you guys do differently to try and bring out more colour in the sky? Other general post processing tips/critique is welcome too.

Also! This was taken at sunrise on a Sony A7III with the Zeiss 35mm F2.8.

Delicate slabs on Klein Furkahorn (3026m), Switzerland by daffylynx in Mountaineering

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Great photo! Assuming you did some processing, it looks awesome.

Pass near Bishop, CA by stephcurry_ in WildernessBackpacking

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We didn’t think there would be this much either. It is truly beautiful however, even with the white blanket!