View from Above

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Here we are on top of the world! Or at least on top of Mother’s Day hill, East Kootenay, British Columbia. It took approximately an hour and a half or so to hike up to this lookout point. The river flowing by is the St Mary’s river, a tributary of the mighty Kootenay river. After zooming in on the last photo (today), I noticed some people tubing on the river, which I did not even see when taking the photo orginally. That is the power of the 42 mega pixel Sony sensor, something the iPhone 16 pro certainly can’t come close to doing. Thanks for stopping by.

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Camera: Sony A7R III
Lens: Sony 24-105mm f4 G OSS
Editing: Lightroom

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Wow. What a nice camera you have... Zooming in still results in clear photos. Glad to see those people in there even though you're too far from them. Nothing can hide you now haha

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There is no hiding nowadays, as there are camera's pretty much everywhere you look. Thanks for stopping by.

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The view from high up can definitely transform the way we see the landscape,,, The high place offers us an entirely different view that allows our eyes to perceive scale and distance in a way that is otherwise missed at ground level. Great Capture,,, ♥️

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So true, the vastness of the landscape really comes to life. Thanks for looking.

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What a breathtaking view! The clarity and details captured in the photos are truly amazing

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I have been sick, haven't checked out your posts..

I think looking at these pictures just proves why you probably prefer the SONY. the Sony has a bigger lens that let's in more light, and the iPhone will probably continue to be a phone with a camera, and definitely will never come close.

Whenever I zoom into the pictures too, I see a lot of details that I most can't (If I don't zoom) the beauty is breathtaking.

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Hope you’re feeling better soon!

Now if the Sony were as light as the iPhone that would be awesome! Thanks for stopping by.

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Yeah, I hope we get cameras that would be lighter and more comfortable to carry.

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Amazing view! The hike was definitely worth it. Feel free to check out my posts too! 🏔️

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What a beautiful shot! Amazing the details it picks up, including tubers way off in the distance. Incredible. It's a gorgeous view you found!

How is this week treating you so far? Anything exciting so far? I've been up to my eyeballs in work, but such is life being a business owner...

!DUO
!PIMP

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Well I'm out in BC at the moment, and about to start my third day of hiking this morning.

What kind of business to you operate?

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I hope it's a great hike and you're enjoying BC! It's nice to be on vacation isn't it?

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I run a medical consulting business, helping practices run more efficiently and even do some writing when hired.

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I see. From an operations standpoint?

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look those mountains must be awesome walk there :D what a beuatiful place

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The mountain I was photographing from were more my speed versus the much higher ones in the photos.

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