Holy shit, that was the most fun ever, besides playing bass in front of a big mosh pit. We gotta do this again.
Hahaha, wasn't it??? I had a great time as usual and it was nice seeing the new faces and all the old ones. Remember this one guys and gals. It was one of the nicest days in the PNW, like ever!
Oh, the Kent group had a great drive coming up the 167. Gotta do that again.......
Keith
Keith what did I tell ya.....Weather was on our side because I meditated the night before.
dang, too many obstacles to get the whole shot up there. we would have to be considered spoiled to get the perfect one again, but that was some good $#!^, angel.
jaymzx- i just noticed the plate was crooked, thinking it was like that in real life, then my cousin points out that its got a number too many. thats still some impressive work though, man.
That's true. It was kinda hard to get a good photo the way all the cars were lined up and I wasn't going to walk all the way to the other end. The further I got away from the window, the faster my heart went. Plus I didn't want to slip on pigeon shit and be the talk of the forums. I just posted all my pics on JAYMZX's gallery. Check'em out.
So, I took some closer shots and stitched them together. I think it kicks ass. You can see some of the stitch marks, but thats because of the different exposure settings between pics (note to self, lock exposure settings next time).
I am hoping to work on it a bit more tomorrow to even out the remaining tonal variance and bring a bit of the detail on the parking lot back in.
I could take a stab at re-stitching the original images in high-rez if you'd like. I want to use this image as my desktop wallpaper spread across three monitors. I think the original image itself (and the idea of it) is awsome, and excellent work!
Still sucks that my car is the only one that is half in the frame! At least the porta-potty was moved a bit, or it would have been much worse
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