Northwestern vacation pics

[Cliptin]

I have dumped my pictures from my vacation into a web directory. I'm just a beginner with the digital aspects of the photographic arts so be gentle. I would appreciate any suggestions though. Most of the files are huge. I have resized some of the most interesting ones and those file's filenames end in "s" for small. I also applied the autobalance adjustment of MS Photo Editor and sometimes fine tuned the balance 'cause I didn't like the "Auto" result. Enjoy!
http://cliptin.dyndns.org/seattle10_02/

 

[Buck]

I've roved through some of the small sized files, and it looks like you had a great time enjoying nature (and othe odd Prowler). When I have more time I'll take a look at the larger files.

 

[Dozer]

Here are my pics (some will look similar, but I think I took some different shots than Clippy):

http://planetdozer.dyndns.org/gallery/uploaded/seattle/index.htm

The trip was much fun, yet way too short to see both Vancouver and Seattle. I would like to go back to Seattle and visit Mt. Rainier Park, and I would like to go back to Vancouver and do an extended sea kayak trip. I guess I've got some goal places for future vacations!

Here are a couple of links to Quicktime panoramas that I created:

http://planetdozer.dyndns.org/gallery/testing.mov

This one is Alouette Lake located in the Golden Ears Provinicial Park near Vancouver, BC. When we first arrived here, fog was covering the whole beach, so all you could see was the shore. As the sun came up, it burned the fog away before our eyes, revealing mountains all around.

http://planetdozer.dyndns.org/gallery/BAY.mov This is the view from Stanley Park in Vancouver, looking out into the bay into North Vancouver.