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Meh its okay, just be wary of Portland whenever there is a naked bike ride or commute to work in your underwear day. Lots of natural sites to see in Oregon besides the falls, like sand dunes, Crater Lake, the volcano place, Mt. Hood, the coastal cities, or the Safari place in Winston where you can drive onto the range where the animals are grazing. There used to be a huge pirate festival where they shot canons from ships.
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I have a picture of Multnomah Falls that will print out at 4' wide by 20' tall. Or 2'x10', 1'x5', or any ratio size 1:5.
With my Canon 40D, 28-300mm f/3.5-5.6L IS USM set to a 6 frames a second I would start at the top and follow the water shooting all the way down.
Then with Photoshop Elements I stitched it all together. I haven't found anyone who wants to buy the picture.
One way I could print it is 4 pictures, each would be 4'x5', and could be hung in a cascading pattern beside each other.
But still no takers.
With my Canon 40D, 28-300mm f/3.5-5.6L IS USM set to a 6 frames a second I would start at the top and follow the water shooting all the way down.
Then with Photoshop Elements I stitched it all together. I haven't found anyone who wants to buy the picture.
One way I could print it is 4 pictures, each would be 4'x5', and could be hung in a cascading pattern beside each other.
But still no takers.
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MSG David Johnson
I don't really advertise it much, I've also got a picture of MT Rainier in Washington that printed out 2'tall x 4' wide. I don't even know where I stitched the 2 pictures together to make the one big shot.
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Capt Seid Waddell
MSG David Johnson, PO1 William "Chip" Nagel, not too many of us have a wall big enough to hang a 20' tall picture.
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MSG David Johnson
That's why I've suggested to people who could afford the picture, and have enough wall space to cut it into 5 pictures cascading.
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Capt Seid Waddell
MSG David Johnson, one complete picture 4' high would still be a very big one for most homes - as beautiful as it is.
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