Backcountry Horsemen

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In Camp

Recently took a 5-day backpack trip up into the Olympic National Park. When we got to the Dosewallips River trailhead, there were horses and mules being loaded up. We expected they were going on a pack trip across the park. Later, we talked to them in camp our first night … they were volunteers from the Backcountry Horsemen, taking tools (chainsaws and brush cutters) and fuel in for a volunteer group from the Washington Trails Association working on the N Fork Dosewallips and Graywolf Pass trails.

Infinite Regression Self Portrait (with Print)

I am in a group of Photographers that gather once a month for “Print Night”… where we discuss the images that we have been working on. Until the virus hit, it was in person and emphasized the print — as opposed to the digital or projected version of the images.

With the virus, we have gone to Zoom and hence there was a puzzle. How does one do Print Night via video conferencing? I facetiously suggested holding up our prints in front of the web cams… the whole thing seemed just a little odd. My thought process with the puzzle went round and round.

This photo was the result: me, holding up a print of me, etc.

  • Camera: Fujifilm X100V
  • ISO 400 1/25 sec f/2.0

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