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Re: I see my error
Author: z
Date: 04-23-2009 - 12:24
LW Wrote:
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> > Don't remember seeing a photo of this West side
> of Mt. Rainier.
>
> The west side is probably the most photographed
> side of the mountain.
>
> You get essentially this same view from I-5 at
> McChord AFB. No, the view of Rainier is nothing
> new. However, the view across the water certainly
> is! Spectacular!
I agree with "D". The west side view of the mountain is the least photographed. The straight west side from a little furthur south, like from Olympia to Chehalis, especially.
I would say the north/northwest, like from Seattle is by far the most photographed, and is the image most people are used to. Straight south, from Paradise is probably next, and the east side from Sunrise and Chinook Pass is probably next.
Don't worry about mountaineers and photos. They have plenty, and are perhaps more rabid in their passion than foamers.
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> > Don't remember seeing a photo of this West side
> of Mt. Rainier.
>
> The west side is probably the most photographed
> side of the mountain.
>
> You get essentially this same view from I-5 at
> McChord AFB. No, the view of Rainier is nothing
> new. However, the view across the water certainly
> is! Spectacular!
I agree with "D". The west side view of the mountain is the least photographed. The straight west side from a little furthur south, like from Olympia to Chehalis, especially.
I would say the north/northwest, like from Seattle is by far the most photographed, and is the image most people are used to. Straight south, from Paradise is probably next, and the east side from Sunrise and Chinook Pass is probably next.
Don't worry about mountaineers and photos. They have plenty, and are perhaps more rabid in their passion than foamers.
