Revenki's photos with the keyword: Velicka

Silhouette

Silhouette

Revenki
06 Jul 2012 139
A few of the surviving trees standing over the slopes stripped by the 2004 cyclone. A lot of the survivors have branches only in a wedge on their down-slope side, the others apparently having been stripped off by their falling neighbors. Note the humidity in the valley below.
Gerlachovsky Stit

Gerlachovsky Stit

Revenki
06 Jul 2012 104
The east side of Gerlach Peak.
Sliezsky Dom

Sliezsky Dom

Revenki
06 Jul 2012 88
On the way up to Polsky Hreben, at the head of Velicka Dolina.
Gerlachovsky Stit

Gerlachovsky Stit

Revenki
06 Jul 2012 82
The east side of Gerlach Peak.
Sliezsky Dom

Sliezsky Dom

Revenki
06 Jul 2012 90
On the way up to Polsky Hreben, at the head of Velicka Dolina.
Sliezsky Dom

Sliezsky Dom

Revenki
06 Jul 2012 100
On the way up to Polsky Hreben, at the head of Velicka Dolina.
Sliezsky Dom

Sliezsky Dom

Revenki
06 Jul 2012 92
On the way up to Polsky Hreben, at the head of Velicka Dolina.
Sliezsky Dom

Sliezsky Dom

Revenki
06 Jul 2012 88
On the way up to Polsky Hreben, at the head of Velicka Dolina.
Infrared Timelapse

Infrared Timelapse

Revenki
06 Jul 2012 120
Collecting images over Velicky Pleso lake for an infrared timelapse, using the converted D80 and the much-adulterated intervalometer. Clearly some sort of hanging loop (or just a patch of Velcro) would be a useful addition to the intervalometer. It annoyed me to have to let it drag on the ground or (with the tripod at full height) to risk dangling it from the D80's remote jack even for a moment until I could loop the cable around one of the ball-head knobs. It worked, though, which is the important thing. Was very pleased not to have had any trouble with the intervalometer at all. Did discover that I need a faster-access card in the D80 if I'm going to do RAW images at an interval shorter than 4 seconds, but any card I had could handle JPEGs at the intervalometer's shortest (1 second) setting.