Favorite Images from 2014

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Re: Favorite Images from 2014

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A W E S O M E shots everyone. Thanks, Aubrey, for posting so many of yours! They're great!
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while not near the quality or unique as most of the photos already shared this is probably my favorite from last year. Nothing beats relaxing in a tent in the middle of the Andes at 16,250' watching the sunset.
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Great photos everyone! While I don't claim to be the best photographer, here are a few from Mexico this year that I thought came out well:
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A couple more:
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Here's my favorite from the year. Personal bias probably plays a role.
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Never a shortage of fine photographic efforts in the Forum. Thanks to all contributors. Keep 'em coming.
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Re: Favorite Images from 2014

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My Top Three:
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Sneffles-Yankee-Boy-7346-Edit.jpg
Chasm Lake RMNP-026-Edit.jpg
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some more Colorado gems from this summer.

I believe this is Castle.
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Followed by Conundrum.
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And I think Antero.
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How bout some love for Sneffels.
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Road into Castle/Conundrum.
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Wow, the one near Willow Lake is gorgeous, kemper_simpich! Herdbull's in the Andes is really cool too! They are all so beautiful though!
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I didn't take this photo; someone else (Ben) who was also on the mountain did. This is Volcan Fuego as seen from Volcan Acantango (12 second exposure):

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My daughter and I recently returned from climbing nine volcanoes in Guatemala/El Salvador, but this was the most spectacular.
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One of my favorites this year was this pano of the Wilson Group and Lizard Head, taken on a hike up Black Face during a week down in Telluride:
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