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  1. Aspen Highlands Maroon Bowl on Closing Day, 2009. Ed Armstrong Speed-Fly's Maroon Bowl. Speed-Flying is like paragliding, but the kite is much smaller and therefore the speed is much higher. You use skiis to get enough speed for takeoff. Its a pretty radical and exciting sport only practiced by a few. Maroon Bow...

  2. Taken with Nikon D300 @200mm, 1/100, F/18 - ISO 200 - 43 shots - manual panning

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  3. Just for fun - An assortment of ski photos from 2007 and 2008. Around 3000 photos combined into one large photomosaic.

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  4. 5dmk2 +125mm. Handheld. Stitched from 54 images. 360 spherical panorama- vfoto.lt/seceda_360 Will open in a new tab or window/

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  5. A part of Sellaronda. Italy. Dolomites Taken from Boe Lift. You can see Alta Badia region Just in front of you. Kronplatz. And people descending from Marmolada ~3200m Canon 5d mk2 and 186 images at 280mm (70-200+1.4) + 10 images at 100mm +4 images at 35mm :) - mostly to cover edges Handheld (Didn't take ...

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  6. With its 40 lifts and ropeways and approx. 235 km of well groomed ski runs(elevation from 2.000 m to 2.872 m), the Silvretta Arena belongs to the largest skiing resorts in the Alps and links Ischgl with the Swiss duty free zone of Samnaun. The Silvretta Arena has received several awards in appreciation of its effort...

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  7. Whistler's First Gigapan! You are viewing the base of Whistler mountain also known as Skiers' Plaza at Mountain Square in Whistler Village. Your back is to the mountain where the skiers have just finished their run. You are looking down at the lift entrances and towards the plazas, restaurants and hotels. Photo...

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  8. March 28th 2009 - Mount Redoubt Volcano spewed a dusting of ash over Girdwood Alaska. Photo taken near the end of the ash fall from The Hotel Alaska Prince Court Ball Room. www.youtube.com/watch?v=0dClNXB0yEc Will open in a new tab or window

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  9. On the ridge behind snowmass to the top of Baldy Mountain after a snow storm.

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  10. IV Spotkanie Ludzi Kasprowego. To doroczna impreza której pomysłodawcą i współorganizatorem (razem z Markiem Gajewskim) jest znany sportowiec (kierowca rajdowy) i przedsiębiorca Rafał Sonik. Więcej znajdziesz tutaj: fotokreator.eu/blog/item/iv-spotkanie-ludzi-kasprowego-wierchu Will open in a new tab or window Panorama wykonana &q...

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