The 10-second timer run and pose self shot.

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I couldn't see it from home, but now at work I can. Cool shot. Welcome to the board mr.kurt!
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Nice shots everyone! Kurt, that one of you and the sunlit summits is incredible.

Here are my attempts...

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Okay, I have to come clean, the first on is actually a self portrait of my shadow. My shadow was against the water tank as the sun was rising so I held the camera with one hand and raised my other arm to make the picture more interesting. Those are shadows of the trees also.
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mountaineer, I was wondering what that was! Couldn't figure it out.

kurt & buck, I right clicked the broken image thingie and "view image" and the photo appeared. Then click on the "go back one page" arrow and it should show up. Its still showing up for me.
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