Participant Photos
Subjects
People make the best subjects. I generally have to geohash alone, so I envy such things.
People are hard to photograph; they're constantly changing, and are influenced by the camera itself. As such, deficiencies in composition, lighting, and sharpness are more easily forgiven.
This gallery is my attempt at illustrating the diverse spirit of geohashing.
We enjoy our irony and signs
Inflating a boat before sunrise
The original human sign (plus banana)
Against better judgement
"Kiss the dawn of a new year"
Yeah, they're naked under there
Ambassador achievement
Red-Green-Blue
How's that for enthusiasm
That's how he rolls
Single file (note the red ballon)
Two ambulances, one helicopter
You're never too young
Underwater at the coordinates
Survival skills
The raft that could
They started at the bottom
Smile and a rainbow
Best mom ever
Welcome to the meetup
Happy New Years
Twilight sweethearts
Globalhash
Coordinates in Nepal
Shelter
Red boots on a grey day
Landscapes
Geohashers are spread out across the world. The nature of the algorithm forces the participant to explore the world around them. Through these photos, the users get to see parts of the world they've never experienced.
I shoot landscapes, and I try to do it very well. I understand that not everyone wants to haul a big, expensive camera, or upload large files. I still judge these photos heavily (like my own), and if they're here, I consider them to be among the best.
Evening in rural Germany
From castle ruins
Morning mist in Germany
Coastal California
In Norwegian mountains
Sunset in Norway
The Alps in Switzerland
Dust storm near Nepal
Twilight on a German road
My Photos
Landscapes
All are in British Columbia, Canada.
What you see is pretty close to straight-out-of-camera. I correct for lens vignetting and aberrations, and white-balance as faithful as possible. Contrary to current trends, I strive to capture the beauty of my environment as the naked eye would see it.
Flora
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