David Walters Photography
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Monday, September 29, 2008
Free(dom)style
Mr. Harbor, is a part time residence and self proclaimed Captain Freedom of Fraser, Colorado. When not occupying his cabin, he can be found traveling the USA making everyone he meets a little happier. I only had a short time to do this a few shots, but will be returning to do a night panorama shoot, which will include a flaming gyro. Yes, he has a full amusement park gyro, given to him by Winter Park Ski Resort's lawyers after saving a girl from injury on the contraption.
CLICK HERE ---> FREEDOM LIVING VIRTUAL TOUR
Music : Bob Marley - Mr. Brown
Here's a related post on a photo taken that same day. Freedom Breakfast
Labels: Mountain Life, Music, Panoramas, Photography, Virtual Tours
Mountain Tour Part 2
I am using some new formatting for my virtual tours here on Uncommon Commons. I can now easily combine multiple virtual tours into one easy to scroll through gallery. Here is my first gallery, which contains all the virtual tours I created from the past few hikes I made with Julie in Arapaho National Forest. Click the arrows at the bottom of the gallery to choose different tours.
Click Here ---> Arapaho National Forest - Tour Gallery
Labels: Panoramas, Photography, Trip Reports, Virtual Tours
Sunday, September 28, 2008
Mountain Stream
Mountain Stream Virtual Tour. CLICK HERE. Notice that I am working on adding in a Nadir shot so that I will no longer need to use a logo cap or cloning. I'll add more photos later, Julie took a bunch with her new camera.
Labels: Virtual Tours
Saturday, September 27, 2008
High Altitude Outhouse
There may be nothing more refreshing than a bathroom at over 11,000 ft. Hope you enjoy this alternative panorama and virtual tour, where ever you may be reading this from. Some of whom are probably on their porcelain using their iphones on this Saturday morning.
Check out the tour ---> High Altitude Pooper
Labels: Panoramas, Photography, Virtual Tours
Friday, September 26, 2008
Mountain Hut Hike
Spent this morning hiking up to one of Grand County's Mountain Huts. Off of 40 on Berthoud Pass, it's a short 15 minute hike and you're above tree line. Another few minutes and you come along a hut built in 2002. From the pictures and virtual tours you'll see that this hut is in much need of a volunteer effort. The third panorama is from the rocks where I ate lunch and watched a bull moose watch over his baby and female moose playing in the creek.
Here are the virtual tours. Clicking on them will take you to the page. I recommend right clicking and saving them to your desktop, where they will play full screen on your Mac or PC. Click Here for tours ---> Mountain Hut , Inside Hut, Lunch Rock
Labels: Mountain Life, Panoramas, Photography
Thursday, September 25, 2008
Aspen Grove
Check out the virtual tours here Aspen Grove Tour and Aspen Grove Tours 2. You can also right click and download the link to play it FULLSCREEN at best quality on your computer.
Labels: Panoramas, Photography, Virtual Tours
Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Bear Panorama
I always ride my bike passed this black bear's climbing wall, wishing they had a larger adult version to play on. Took this panorama as an evening storm was approaching.
Labels: Panoramas, Photography
Saturday, September 20, 2008
Red One
Enjoying this new idea I had today about crayola crayons. I realize that digital SLR technology has given me the opportunity to explore photography at an affordable price. But at the same time still annoyed every time I go to RMNP and see 5,000 wanna be Ansel Adams shooting from there tin cans. In hopes of avoiding my numbness into mediocrity I've begun this new project with some gusto, knowing Kodak won't be coming out with tutorials on the technique next week.
Labels: Crayola, Photography
Friday, September 19, 2008
Afternoon Showers



Soon theses afternoon rain showers will be turning to afternoon snow. Photos were taken looking north behind Fraser, Colorado.
Labels: Current Affairs, Mountain Life, Photography
Thursday, September 18, 2008
Our Porch

No one can deny the importance of a good porch, especially in Colorado. Fly rod storage behind our two wooden folding chairs.
Labels: Photography
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
Storm Clearing

Last Friday brought an all day mess of snow and rain. I took this photo as the clouds were beginning to clear and gave us a view of what was left on top of the divide. D300 , 1/160 shutter, f/11, iso 200
Labels: Photography
Monday, September 15, 2008
To Julie

Nikon D300 , 18 mm, shutter 15 seconds, f/5, iso 200. I used a head light with a filter to achieve my desired look. I am interested in seeing the possibilities of long exposures and light painting with my photography here in the mountains of Winter Park, CO.
Labels: Photography
Sunday, September 14, 2008
Freedom Breakfast

Taken at the "Freedom Cabin", this is a panorama of his kitchen. The same person is in the photo three times. D300, Nikon 10.5 fisheye lens, 360 precision head, 6 shots at 1 second , f/ 16, stitched together with PtGui Pro.
Labels: Photography
Saturday, September 13, 2008
Friday, September 12, 2008
Back at it...
Just updated some billing information, giving me access back to uncommon commons. Spent the day on the river yesterday, catching two dozens strong rainbows.
Labels: Current Affairs, Fly-Fishing, Mountain Life, Photography, Trip Reports