Reflections

wayoflife · Oct 23, 2012

We enjoy taking on a tough and challenging trail just as much as the next guy but, our true love for Jeeps has always been in their ability to transport you to remote places. Out in the wilderness and away from the busyness of life, you get a chance to reflect on life both figuratively and, as you can see in this shot, literally as well.

This shot was taken out in one of our most favorite places to be, the Owens Valley.

Here is another hi-res reflection shot taken around 10,000 feet up at an unnamed lake.

This shot was taken at Dynamo Pond.

Here's a rare shot that was taken on a dry lake in the Mojave Desert.

A shot from Rubicon Springs on the Rubicon trail at sunset...

Here is a shot of Moby at Rubicon Springs

A few more reflection pics from Nevada...

SNOWY REFLECTION

Here is a hi-res shot up in the Sierra Nevada Mountains after a light dusting of snow

Robar · Oct 23, 2012

That's a way cool pic. :thumb:

rinkishjk · Oct 23, 2012

Beautiful pic! New wallpaper! Thanks wol. Is this in ca?

wayoflife · Oct 23, 2012

rinkishjk said:
Beautiful pic! New wallpaper! Thanks wol. Is this in ca?

glad you like it and yes, it was taken in the owens valley, ca. :yup:

OverlanderJK · Oct 23, 2012

I need to lift my jeep so I can go places with you guys. Lol awesome shot!

wayoflife · Oct 23, 2012

2012djk said:
I need to lift my jeep so I can go places with you guys. Lol awesome shot!

nah, you don't need to be lifted to go places like this. in fact, we do tons of runs where a stock jeep can go. after sema, we'll be done with work for a while and we'll get some runs going. being that you're in the area, you'll need to come out with us :yup:

OverlanderJK · Oct 23, 2012

Keep me posted. I don't have normal hours an work days but I can swing a few.

wayoflife · Oct 23, 2012

2012djk said:
Keep me posted. I don't have normal hours an work days but I can swing a few.

Cool - ill be sure to post something up here on the forum

RanchoRubi · Oct 23, 2012

Well said Eddie. That's what makes it special. Being able to go and see and experience things that most won't :rock:

mjhau02 · Oct 23, 2012

What a great shot.....nice eye and great photo.

10frank9 · Oct 23, 2012

Another great shot! Very nice Eddie.

And I'd love to go wheeling with you soon as well. Ill keep my eye out for local runs.

wayoflife · Oct 23, 2012

right on! sema is our last big event this year. once that's out of the way, we'll get back to doing some more runs :yup:

Bullwinckle · Oct 23, 2012

Great shot! I love reflection shots the most it just shows how magnificent natures mirrors are! :thumb:

OverlanderJK · Oct 23, 2012

What camera are you using? I posted up on JKF asking about your video camera. Would like to know both as I just bought a DSLR and am looking for a video camera next.

JAGS · Oct 23, 2012

wayoflife said:
right on! sema is our last big event this year. once that's out of the way, we'll get back to doing some more runs :yup:

That would be great. I'm a newer forum member, but I came across an event/thread of old that was like a training run for stock jeeps and those new to Jeep.

I think we all strive to mod, but even modded you still need to learn the basics.

Would enjoy the opportunity to run with you and learn the capabilities of my rig. Hey, if you ever need a co-pilot, I'd be down to learn that way too.

aldaman · Oct 23, 2012

Great shot / awesome view :thumb:

Trail Bud · Oct 23, 2012

Great Shot!
I've been looking at this , you can just keep staring at it.
The water is glass.
Crawley lake?

wayoflife · Oct 23, 2012

Trail Bud said:
Great Shot!
I've been looking at this , you can just keep staring at it.
The water is glass.
Crawley lake?

Actually, it's Klondike Lake and I don't think it always has water in it. It's situated between Big Pine and Bishop and for the most part, you'd never even know it's there unless you knew to look for it. We've driven past it thousands of times and never gave it much of a though but, on our way home from Tahoe, we decided to turn off and check it out for the very first time since we've first been heading up the 395. And, I'm glad we did :yup:

Trail Bud · Oct 23, 2012

wayoflife said:
Actually, it's Klondike Lake and I don't think it always has water in it. It's situated between Big Pine and Bishop and for the most part, you'd never even know it's there unless you knew to look for it. We've driven past it thousands of times and never gave it much of a though but, on our way home from Tahoe, we decided to turn off and check it out for the very first time since we've first been heading up the 395. And, I'm glad we did :yup:

I think we saw that from Papoose Flats when we're up there by the radio tower.
Nice find!!

wayoflife · Oct 23, 2012

Trail Bud said:
I think we saw that from Papoose Flats when we're up there by the radio tower.
Nice find!!

Actually, I think what we saw then was the Tinemah Reservoir. This one is closer to the Radar Observatory. Next time we're up in the area, we'll have to check it out again. :yup:

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