Sharon's uncommonly good Chama adventure Videos

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Sharon's uncommonly good Chama adventure Videos

Unread postby Sharon Evans » Fri Aug 12, 2016 1:55 pm

I am going to post the links to my videos on this thread as I get them uploaded to YouTube.
First up is a chase of 215 from Los Pinos to Chama done the afternoon that I arrived, 7/22/16.












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Re: Sharon's uncommonly good Chama adventure Videos

Unread postby Pete Dahlberg » Fri Aug 12, 2016 8:20 pm

Very nice - did you scout shooting locations before this or were you just incredibly lucky in finding the best spots?
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Re: Sharon's uncommonly good Chama adventure Videos

Unread postby Sharon Evans » Sat Aug 13, 2016 10:00 am

Pete Dahlberg wrote:Very nice - did you scout shooting locations before this or were you just incredibly lucky in finding the best spots?


This is my third trip so some I am familiar with, others I research using Google Earth. The video I am doing today was done with Google.
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Re: Sharon's uncommonly good Chama adventure Videos

Unread postby Pete Dahlberg » Sun Aug 14, 2016 11:40 pm

#3 and #4 are both good videos - I particularly like that on #3 most of the shots were wide angle to give the feel of the country. Was it rain or snow on the pass in #4?
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Re: Sharon's uncommonly good Chama adventure Videos

Unread postby Sharon Evans » Mon Aug 15, 2016 5:57 am

Pete Dahlberg wrote:#3 and #4 are both good videos - I particularly like that on #3 most of the shots were wide angle to give the feel of the country. Was it rain or snow on the pass in #4?


Thanks Pete, it was rain thank the Lord. Just enough to make it uncomfortable to be standing outside at 10,000 feet. I try in my videos to give a feel of the majesty of the country that the C&TS runs in. My favorite shot of 3d crossing is from the overlook on 17 and not at the crossing itself.
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Re: Sharon's uncommonly good Chama adventure Videos

Unread postby William Reed » Wed Sep 14, 2016 5:04 pm

Sharon

Cool videos and looks like you had a great time. Btw I'm located in Ashland VA approx 7 miles north of Glen Allen. Neat to know a fellow Narrow Gauger is near by.

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