远处看山，一山多图 (Mt. Diablo)（图） - 珍珠湾ART

本贴由[三公子]最后编辑于：2008-12-30 1:55:28

很喜欢看三哥拍的山区风景。每次去湾区，时间都太短，只够会会朋友。这样，总是与加州的自然风光失之交臂。最让人遗憾的是，一直没机会去看三番市附近的红木公园。米国现在已经禁止砍伐红木了，有一次，在安大略湖底发现了一艘沉船，那船上有米国红木。于是加拿大很多打捞公司都想去帮一把，将那些红木捞上来，据说跟捞银子是一样价钱(按重量算)。如今，做家俱都没有真正红木了，用的都是花梨木。正因为红木这么精贵，所以一直想去看看活的红木树。

三哥有那里的照片吗？

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夏天过去了，

摘下帽子，

光头关公来也！

器材当然重要，能帮不少忙，但只能到一个份上；那些死沉沉的玩意又是的确很神奇，但说到底也只是一个工具，过程还是要人自己走的；

公子要真得对DSLR感兴趣，可以买一款基本款的，配个基本镜头，试试？

但之后呢，我认为完全是看个人情况而定

烧器材的道路是无止境的，而且很多时候花的钱和照片的效果并不成正比；

所以要我说啊，其实是：钱要花，但要花的值，理智的花

本贴由[反冰河]最后编辑于：2008-12-30 16:27:31

Mount Diablo is sacred to many California Native American peoples; according to Miwok mythology and Ohlone mythology, it was the point of creation. Mount Diablo and Reed’s Peak were surrounded by water. From these two islands the creator Coyote and his assistant Eagle-man made Indian people and the world.^[3]

[edit] Earliest names

View of Mt. Diablo's North Peak from the main peak

Information on prior names for Mount Diablo is found at the organization, Save Mount Diablo: "About 25 independent tribal groups with well-defined territories lived in the surrounding East Bay countryside. Their members spoke dialects of three distinct languages: Ohlone, Bay Miwok, and Northern Valley Yokuts. Most of Mount Diablo, including its peak, was within the homeland of the early Volvon, a Bay Miwok-speaking group, and as early as 1811, the mountain was called [in Spanish] Cerro Alto de los Bolbones (High Point of the Volvon). The Chochenyo-speaking Ohlone from the Mission San Jose and East Bay area, called the mountain Tuyshtak, meaning 'at the day'. The Nisenan of the Sacramento Valley called it Sukkú jaman, or as Nisenan elder Dalbert Castro once explained, 'the place where dogs came from in trade'." A Southern Miwok name was Supemenenu.

It has been suggested that an early Indian name for the mountain is Kawukum or Kahwookum, but there is no evidence to confirm the assertion. According to Indian historian Bev Ortiz and Save Mount Diablo: "The name “Kahwookum” was made up in 1866—with no real Indian connection--referred to the California Legislature’s Committee on Public Morals, and tabled. It resurfaced as a real estate gimmick in 1916 with a supposed new translation “Laughing Mountain” and attributed to Diablo area Volvon Indians."^[4]

Current name

The conventional view is that the peak derives its name from the 1805 escape of several Chupcan Native Americans from the Spanish in a nearby willow thicket. The natives appeared to disappear, and the Spanish soldiers thus gave the thicket the name "Monte del Diablo", meaning "thicket of the devil."^[5]

General Mariano G. Vallejo, in an 1850 report to the California State legislature, gave this much romanticized story of the derivation of the name of Mt. Diablo from its Spanish to Anglo form, related to the mountain and an evil spirit. Vallejo’s report could be interpreted to align with Gudde’s account. (Kyle, and Ortiz)^{[3]^[6]}

This name was later applied to Don Salvio Pacheco's Rancho Monte del Diablo, the present-day site of the city of Concord. The name's origin was misinterpreted by English-speaking newcomers to refer to the mountain rather than the thicket. ^[7]

The name Monte del Diablo (‘devil’s woods’) appears on the Plano topográfico de la Misión de San José about 1824, where there was an Indian rancheria perhaps near a thicket at the approximate site of the present town of Concord. {Pacheco} On August 24, 1828, the name was applied to the Monte del Diablo land grant for which Salvio Pacheco had petitioned in 1827.

In 2005, a man from the neighboring town of Oakley, petitioned the federal government to change the name of the mountain^{[8], claiming it offended his Christian beliefs. He initially suggested renaming the mountain Mt. Kawukum, and later, Mt. Yahweh. Other renaming suggestions by other individuals included Mount Miwok and Mount Ohlone, after local Indian tribal names. Eventually, the U.S. Board on Geographic Names rejected the petitions, saying there was no compelling reason to change the name.}

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不过对于大多数摄影爱好者来说，如果只是平时在网上发图，交流，我想并不需要太大的尺寸；

对与人类的肉眼来讲，24.5mp与12mp的图片经过处理压缩，最后反映在屏幕上的画质效果其实很接近，甚至是无法察觉的

另外考虑到网速，上传下载效率，存储空间，我想中等像素的实用而又高效的优点是不能否认的；

正因如此，我认为: 除非是有目地的专业摄影，不然那些极致超高像素是否真有实战意义，有待考量

打个比方，A到B，开车要2小时,；如果有钱又嫌开车麻烦，可以座直升飞机去，半小时会到；如果还不满意，可以坐喷气式飞机...

到底哪个方式好呢？

本贴由[反冰河]最后编辑于：2008-12-30 17:49:45

BC Ferry Queen of the North 沉下去了，省府出来的说法是谁捞上来归谁，那个玩意儿可不便宜

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这贴有几张红木倩影：

三公子® (35629 字, 点击490次) 2008-9-20 0:2:26

本贴由[三公子]最后编辑于：2008-12-30 21:46:26

用google翻译！

，奏不信一点都看不懂

暗黑山是神圣的许多加州美洲土著民族;根据Miwok神话和Ohlone神话，它的角度建立。暗黑和里德山的山顶是个四面环海的岛国。这两个群岛的创建狼和他的助手鹰人为印度人民和世界。上 [ 3 ]

[编辑]最早的名字

鉴于吨。暗黑的北峰的主峰
资料名称前山迪亚伯罗发现该组织，拯救山迪亚伯罗： “大约有25名独立的部落群体，具有界定明确的领土上居住在周围的东湾乡村。方言及其成员以三个不同的语言： Ohlone ，湾Miwok ，和北谷Yokuts 。大多数山迪亚伯罗，包括其峰，是在祖国的早日Volvon ，一个湾Miwok讲组，早在1811年，山区被称为[西班牙语]塞罗尔托德洛斯Bolbones （高级点的Volvon ）。该Chochenyo讲Ohlone特派团圣何塞和东湾地区，被称为山Tuyshtak ，意思是'在天' 。该Nisenan的国王谷称为Sukkú jaman ，或作为Nisenan老Dalbert卡斯特罗再次解释， '狗的地方来自于贸易。 “南部Miwok名字Supemenenu 。

有人认为，早期的印度名称山区是Kawukum或Kahwookum ，但没有证据证实的说法。据印度历史学家Bev奥尔蒂斯和保存山迪亚伯罗： “名称” Kahwookum “是在1866年，与印度方面没有真正的-提到加州立法机构的委员会的公共道德，并提交。它再次成为一个真正的1916年房地产噱头与支持新翻译“笑山” ，并归因于暗黑领域Volvon印度人。 “上^{[ 4 ]

目前的名称
传统的看法是，它的名字源于峰从1805年逃跑的几个Chupcan土著美国人从西班牙在附近的柳树丛。当地人似乎消失了，和西班牙士兵从而使树丛的名称是“蒙删除暗黑” ，意思是“丛林的魔鬼。 ”上^{[ 5 ]

一般马里亚诺湾瓦列霍，在1850年报告，美国加利福尼亚州的立法机关，给这么多的浪漫故事，推导名称吨。迪亚伯罗从西班牙语译成英形式，涉及到山区和一个邪恶的精神。瓦列霍的报告可以被解释为配合Gudde的帐户。（凯尔和奥尔蒂斯）上^{[ 3 ]上^{[ 6 ]

这个名字后来被应用到唐Salvio帕切科的兰乔蒙删除迪亚夫洛当今网站的城市和谐。这个名字的来源是误解英语新提及山区，而不是束手无策。上^{[ 7 ]

蒙删除的名称暗黑（ '魔鬼的伍兹）出现在布兰诺topográfico日拉米西翁圣何塞约1824年，那里是印度兰切里亚或许在附近的树丛近似网站本镇的和谐。（）的帕切科1828年8月24日，该名称是适用于暗黑的Monte删除批地而Salvio帕切科曾请求在1827年。

2005年，一名男子从邻近的城镇奥克利，向联邦政府请愿，变更名称的山地上^{[ 8 ] ，声称它冒犯他的基督教信仰。他最初建议改名为山区吨。 Kawukum ，后来，山。耶和华。其他命名建议其他个人包括山Miwok和山Ohlone后，当地的印第安人部落的名字。最终，美国地名委员会否决了请愿书，说有没有令人信服的理由来更改名称。}}}}}}

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