@Brant, nice colours and beautiful images
@Mark, great horsemanship(is that a word?) great images, love that smile.
@Brant, nice colours and beautiful images
@Mark, great horsemanship(is that a word?) great images, love that smile.
Steve U
Wine, Food and Photography Student and Connoisseur
That. You just made me go look online for local stables. Very well done.Originally Posted by conropl
Mark, they are all nice, in particular, I like #1.....
From a hike on Sunday...
The rocks behind the first falls is the site of an old mill (~1800s).
Thanks...Brant
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Last edited by Kayaker72; 11-18-2011 at 11:10 AM.
Kayaker:
Nice falls. I like waterfalls, and it seems there a lot of them in your area. Thanks for sharing them.
I took my camera to work today, and spent my lunch out at the lake. Nice and windy. So here a couple shots from today.
I am glad you did...great pics....I really like the capture on #1.
Thank you Kayaker.
From this morning. Not as sharp as I would like, but with the long exposure and the heavy wind it was a little tough keeping my cheap tripod from vibrating.
7D, 24-105mm at 25mm, f/13, 30 sec, ISO 200, CP filter and GND filter
I went for a nice drive today from Canmore to Lake Louise, Alberta. It was only -16 C but it felt a lot worse... maybe I'm just not used to it yet!
This Clark's Nutcracker landed on my mirror in the parking lot at Lake Louise. It even stayed put as I rolled down the window and leaned out. Normally I don't get to use a wide angle lens for birding...
Also came across this handsome coyote looking both ways before crossing the street
Canon 1D3, 300 mm f/2.8, 1/800 sec @ f/2.8, ISO 400
Jonathan Huyer
www.huyerperspectives.com
Anytime is a good time for an Ice Cream
Wally
@Brant, great shots from the waterfall man.
@Pat, really like the first one, but beautiful autumn tones in the second.
@Wally, I scream for icecreams, nice portrait Wally.
Steve U
Wine, Food and Photography Student and Connoisseur
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