jonnytrisch42

jonnytrisch42 OP t1_it8e4y5 wrote

This was taken yesterday afternoon around 4pm PST. We went into the visitor center in Port Angeles to get some info about the park for our weekend visit and didn't expect to be doing Hurricane Ridge just yet. However, the ranger told us the mountain had perfect weather compared to down at sea level where it was overcast and gloomy. This is could very well have been the last good weather up on the mountain since the rest of the week and weekend have possible snow forecast due to the elevation. I'm so happy we took the ride up and was very relieved to capture some shots of these incredible clouds.

This was an 11-shot portrait-oriented panorama taken on my Canon R6 with the RF 24-105mm.

You can see more of my work on my IG here: jmke.visuals

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jonnytrisch42 OP t1_it8cw9f wrote

Yes! Yesterday afternoon. It was overcast/cloudy in Port Angeles and we went to the visitor center to get info for the weekend thinking we'd be heading up the mountain on saturday or sunday. The ranger told us that it was perfect up on the mountain and that it might snow the rest of the week/weekend, so we decided to head up to catch it while it was nice. Broke through the cloud layer about 2 miles from the top of the mountain. It was incredible. The clouds were absolutely perfect and were cruising. Made for some great shots. This was a portrait orientation pano.

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