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[ddt0725]

WOW, Ben ...just WOW!! Your street photography is top notch, your superb post-processing portrays a real feel of the atmosphere, people and locations! Truly amazing shots!! Stay safe my friend and enjoy the rest of your journey together!!

Denise

[conropl]

Ben:

Nice shot.

I once spent 5 weeks in Normandy. Reading through your experience at Pointe du Hoc reminded me of my time there. That is a an amazing place as well as the American Cemetery... both are very thought provoking. The locals still talk about what the Rangers did there. Thanks for sharing.

Pat

[Jonathan Huyer]

The bears are out and about in the Banff area... this one is my first for the season (with hopefully many more to come!). This grizzly is feeding on grain that spills from railcars, which unfortunately gets some of them killed each year.

Canon 1DX, 500 mm f/4 II, 1/1000 sec @ f/4, ISO 1600


PS... yes those white spots are snowflakes.... it is still snowing here....

[DavidWare]

Tokina 11-16 @ 16mm, f/2.8, ISO 100, 20 second shutter speed.
Portsmouth Naval Prison, Portsmouth, NH
It's been shut down since the 70s, because of asbestos and lead I believe, I'm surprised they still keep it lit.

[btaylor]

Thanks Denise and Pat. It's been such an amazing experience so far, I just hope it continues (I'm pretty sure it will). 'Till next time!

[Kayaker72]

@ Steve....fun series...but I have to wonder, did any guys attend Supernova, beside yourself? Maybe they are just camera shy

@ Ben...great photo, amazing trip. Keep them coming

@ Jonathan...another great photo. You must have a really good camera

@ David....nice shot. Really like the composition. I might play with the color temp on the prison, but that is just me.

Ok. So, not only have I been very busy with work, but what time I have for photography has been taken up with a single subject since April 7th.

My new niece (5DIII with the 50 mm f/1.4: 1/60th, f/2, ISO 1600):

small-2928 by kayaker72, on Flickr

When you get a good subject, you got to keep going back...

BTW, any tips on baby photography are welcome.

Thanks for viewing...Brant

[DavidWare]

@ David....nice shot. Really like the composition. I might play with the color temp on the prison, but that is just me.

Thanks Brant! I thought about that, but the lights at the prison are super orangey yellow like that, so I kept it like that. I originally hadn't even planned on taking that shot, I went to the beach on my bicycle to try to get a picture of the stars, and on the way back the tide had raised and I saw all the reflections so I stopped and set up my tripod once again. I was very pleased with the results. Great shots of the baby as well.

[cls]

Yesterday evening I had a couple of hours for myself, and for a change this coincided with really nice weather. I went for a walk along a part of the shoreline where some swan families usually hang around, and they were there yesterday too.

Thanks for viewing!

[Steve U]

Great swan, really like the background as well.
Sweet little angel Brant, congrats. Keep on snapping and sharing, love to see more.
And while I've got you, I wasn't the only bloke at Supanova, there were others, I'll share a couple with you now.
Talk to the hand.
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SupanovaGC13_27 by Steve's Life, on Flickr[/img]

And I'm gunna tear you a new one.
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SupanovaGC13_29 by Steve's Life, on Flickr[/img]

Thanks for viewing.

[Kayaker72]

+1...really like the swan shot.

@ Steve... All those super hero and crime fighters. I am sure you were at one of the safest places in Australia.

Sweet little angel Brant, congrats. Keep on snapping and sharing, love to see more.

Thanks Steve...she is a cutie. Safe to say she already has a number of us wrapped around her finger.

I processed this one today....5DIII, 100 mm L macro, 1/80, f/2.8, ISO 2000


small-2812-2 by kayaker72, on Flickr

Thanks for viewing...Brant