Added photos from a 03/03/2010 ski descent of the Mountaineer’s Route on Mount Webster in Crawford Notch, New Hampshire. This route drops directly off the summit of Mount Webster and I’ve heard it called the Mountaineer’s Route. I’ve always looked up when driving through Crawford Notch and wondered if it would ever get enough snow to ski. A big snow storm with east winds answered that question.

View on 03/02/2010 of Mountaineer’s Route and Mount Webster in Crawford Notch, New Hampshire.

Photo Details: Canon 5D and EF 70-200mm f/2.8 L IS USM lens @ 155mm, 1/1600s @ f/5.6 and ISO 100.

Jim Surette and Doug Madara skinning to the top of Mount Webster in Crawford Notch for a ski descent of the Mountaineer’s Route.

Photo Details: Canon 5D w/ 16-35mm f/2.8 L II USM lens @ 16mm, 1/1600s @ f/5.6 and ISO 320 w/ +0.33 exposure compensation.

Jim Surette skiing the Mountaineer’s Route on Mount Webster in Crawford Notch. Mount Willey in the background.

Photo Details: Canon 5D w/ 16-35mm f/2.8 L II USM lens @ 16mm, 1/1000s @ f/5.6 and ISO 320 w/ +0.67 exposure compensation.

Summit of Mount Washington on a moonlit night, showing the summit sign and Mount Washington Observatory tower. February 2004.

Photo Details: Nikon film SLR and Fuji slide film using a tripod and exposure of around 20 (?) minutes.

Things have been a little quiet around here, but I want to change that. Introducing Photo Of The Day, I’m going to make an attempt to post a new photo every day. It might be a photo from my archive or it could be a photo taken minutes before the post. I’d love to hear comments about the photos; whether it’s a critique or you have a question.

I’m going to start with a photo taken during the winter of 2000, which is the year I would consider the start of my photography career. This photo was taken just below the summit of Mount Washington in New Hampshire. It’s a sunset view of rime coated cairns and the Northern Presidentials. The main visible summits are (L to R) Mount Clay, Mount Jefferson, and Mount Adams.

Photo Details: I can’t remember specifics, but this was taken with a Nikon film camera and most likely some type of Fuji slide film.