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Nice shot Erno, nice colours in the sky. And thanks for the description, it

Nice shot Enro!

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WOW Nice shot Mate [img]/emoticons/emotion-21.gif[/img]. Did you use a tripod?


Wally
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Wally,


I am happy you like it. The tripod was left in the car. I am pretty sure I supported my elbow on a bridge railing, but most of what you see is the 4 stop IS on the EFS 15-85. Love that lens.


Brant

Kayaker......nice shots of the basin and thanks for reminding me how beautiful it is there. It

Went to Snow Canyon State Park in Utah yesterday.





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Hey Rich, great shots! I just got back from Keystone too, I got some decent shots in river run the first night I was there.


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All shot on the T1i with my 24mm f/2.8, either 20 or 30 second shutter speeds, between f/8.0 and f/13.0


Thanks,


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Thanks Chris,


Sorry, about the delayed response. I was up at Killington Vermont Skiing the past few days.


I like your night shot! I have a similar shot during an overcast day, and then when it was snowing.





Mk IV 24-70mm f/2.8L @24mm f/6.3 1/125sec ISO 100



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Mk IV 24-70mm f/2.8L @24mm f/7.1 1/125sec ISO 100



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Rich

Here's a few more from the same Village in Keystone, Colorado.


Mk IV: 24-70mm f/2.8L



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Rich

Here's a few more from my Keystone, Colorado Ski Trip.


All taken with Mk IV: 24-70mm f/2.8L


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@30mm f/7.1 1/500sec ISO 100 -0.33ev



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@59mm f/5 1/100sec ISO 100 -0.67ev



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@58mm f/7.1 1/400sec ISO 100



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@70mm f/7.1 1/250sec 0.33ev ISO 100



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Alpenglow Stube was a wonderful 5 star restaurant on top of the Mountain. @24mm f/2.8 1/25 sec ISO 800



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@40mm f/5.6 1/60sec ISO 1600



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Cheers!





Thanks for viewing,


Rich

Cheers indeed Rich, I like the colours and look of the log cabin Stube.


Nice waiters friend and you still have steady hands even with that empty bottle gloating in it

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I have to ask; how'd you maintain focus during the Glenfiddich visit and that healthy dram sample?

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I use the auto focus. The 5D Mark II isn't that bad with still subjects (pun intended). If it were down to me, it would look like I was shooting through a whisky tumbler. We sampled quite a few 'expressions' of the Glenfiddich. It almost looked like the aftermath of one of Steve's wine tasting sessions, but with more alcohol involved.
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How about stopping in on Macallan next....my personal favorite.

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I think my friends already did that tour but I couldn't make it. I'd definitely like to go there some time.

Some more great pictures Andy and Rich!

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By any chance did you do the Flume?
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Bill, not during this trip. Last time I did the Flume was probably 2 yrs ago. So I am due. I also hear hiking up above the Basin along the Pemi has a lot of great waterfalls. And then there is Arethusa Falls. I can see a couple of trips up there this summer. [:D]