I like this pic!

[lumberjack]

Coulda been cool if it woulda came out:

 

[Stumper]

Carl, In pic 2 above it look sas if that big section is freefalling onto the manly lift outriggers. I assume we have some foreshortening effect from the camera? How much clearance did you have?

 

[MasterBlaster]

Haha. We discussed that the last time he posted that. I think it was too close, Carl thinks it was a trick of the camera. I think if that piece would flipped, then they'd have been hell to pay.

That's the main thing I don't like about those lifts for TD's. Too much exposed outriggers always too close to the drop zone.

 

[Wagnaw]

Here are some of mine.

 

[Frans]

Man, youse folks take the best Pixs!
That last pix wagnaw must have been photochopped?

 

[MasterBlaster]

No, he was trimming trees on Mars. LOL.

 

[Wagnaw]

Yeah, I photoshopped it. All my good pics are when I'm with friends and family. They take good pics. The one of the knuckleboom crane pick is my favorite cause it was the first time me and my dad worked together doing tree work (one of two times total). My second favorite is the one of Mandi, the first time I got her to climb with me. We were up 125 ft tulip tree near our house.

 

[Wagnaw]

Here's a few more. The third is on a service trip I went on to do trail work on the AT. I'm the fool up against the HUGE old growth tulip tree in Joyce Kilmer National Forest.

The first pic is from the top of a 42 DBH hemlock overlooking my school.

The second is me doing some "low impact" view enhancement for a friend of mine. I just took down a few trees and thinned a bunch, so he could peer through the woods better. It was crazy cause it was on a REALLY steep slope, and I climbed four trees out of one big tree up the hill. Needless to say there was a lot of swinging involved

 

[lumberjack]

Carl, In pic 2 above it look sas if that big section is freefalling onto the manly lift outriggers. I assume we have some foreshortening effect from the camera? How much clearance did you have?

I don't remember specifically, but I don't remember feeling nervous about it. Also out of the picture is a fire hydrant that I was missing with that piece.

I've had the lift for 2 years and some change now, never been nervous that I was going to flatten an outrigger, nor have I smacked them with anything I didn't plan on, such as brush, for example.

 

[fishhuntcutwood]

Jeff, only a fly-fisherman/ person would appreciate that pic...

Oh...OK. :roll:

Well then here's two of my favorite "tree" pics. Maybe they'll fit in better.

 

[treesandsurf]

Great pics guys! Wish I had more but here's a couple.

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[Old Monkey]

That's a great shot of Leon.

Wagnaw, I like the one you took while canoeing. The subtle grin on your face makes that shot.

 

[Jonseredbred]

Wagnaw, I like the one you took while canoeing. The subtle grin on your face makes that shot.

Yah, OK. Thats what I was paying attention to in that picure also.

 

[SkwerI]

Wagnaw knows how to canoe. He gets the chick to paddle while he scopes out her luscious ta-tas. No wonder he was grinning.

 

[tntree]

Canoein yes, big trees with tiny men in them, chunking it at the camera, Oms sunset Great shots!
This one of my gracee and grampa enjoying the harley pipes is in my top ten, and a professional photograher took this photo of my buddy boone zipline'in in the redwoods, riggin for the tramp and me, and Jerry on the tramp are some of my faves

 

[Thor's Hammer]

That's a great shot of Leon.

Wagnaw, I like the one you took while canoeing. The subtle grin on your face makes that shot.

Ahem. the mamaries 'made' it for me

 

[Old Monkey]

Alright you guys! The breasts were nice, but the picture was made funny by his expression.

 

[SkwerI]

Oh Blinky,
Sorry but I got distracted and forgot to comment on the awesome live oak picture you posted (post 21). The other picture is cool, too. What is that machine with the camera lens that you're holding? Yeah, I'm ignorant.


edited to add: OK, I'm an idiot. The aluminum tube that must be part of the camera stand is what threw me.

 

[MasterBlaster]

It's a camera, LOL.

 

[fishhuntcutwood]

Wagnaw, I like the one you took while canoeing. The subtle grin on your face makes that shot.

Me too. Because that's the same smile I'd have if I was out in a canoe on a sunny day with a pretty girl...breasts or not....I'd be smiling the same way.

 

[sotc]

more i like

 

[Old Monkey]

I like this one because it captures my easy going nature... and my gut.

 

[sotc]

thats why mine are far away

 

[MasterBlaster]

You fat bastard!

 

[sotc]

very subtle