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[M_Six]

Great macros, Pat. Super detail and nice bokeh.

I got to do some top-down driving this week. And next week looks like several days in the mid to upper 70s. More fun commuting in store.

[conropl]

I got to do some top-down driving this week. And next week looks like several days in the mid to upper 70s. More fun commuting in store.

Nice ride... it makes a long ride home a bit more enjoyable I bet.

[clemmb]

Nice wheels. Can't say much for your house in the background, LOL

[M_Six]

Nice wheels. Can't say much for your house in the background, LOL

It's all about priorities. I had to cut corners somewhere.

And Pat, yes indeed, it makes the commute much more enjoyable. On a hot Friday afternoon I crank the a/c, put on some Bob Marley, and cruise the backroads to home. Very relaxing.

[Dave Johnston]

Went on a retreat this weekend. Had some fun in the mountains of northern Georgia.


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50D + Canon 60mm f2.8 macro @ 60mm f8 1/30 ISO-1600


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50D + 24-70 f2.8L @ 43mm f2.8 1/250 ISO-160


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50D + Canon 24-70 f.28L @ 30mm f14 0.6" ISO-100


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50D + Canon 24-70 f2.8L @ 42mm f2.8 1/160 ISO-800


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50D + Tokina 12-24 f4 @ 12mm f16 1.3" ISO-100

Thanks for looking, critiquing.

Dave.

[conropl]

Dave - Beautiful waterfalls (the last one is my favorite).

[M_Six]

Dave - Beautiful waterfalls (the last one is my favorite).

I agree. Nice work. The water flow is great in both. And I love the perspective on the last one.

[ddt0725]

Fantastic shots, Dave! The last one is my fav also!! Makes me wish I had a wid(er) angle lens ...and a waterfall to photograph! Beautiful!

Denise

[Jonathan Huyer]

Thanks everyone for the earlier comments. I'm like a kid in a candy store with these ocean sunsets... being land-locked can do that to a person after a while. If you'll indulge me for one more, this is Bodega Bay, California. I used a two-stop hard edge ND grad, plus a variable solid ND filter to control shutter speed. I wanted just enough blur to show the splash motion, without turning it all into mush. 1/3 second did the trick. And once again I used The Photographer's Ephemeris to plan this shot (if you don't already have that software, I'd highly recommend it).

[M_Six]

Looks like you nailed the timing perfectly, Jonathan. I was using Photographer's Ephemeris and Google maps last night to scope out ocean sunrise shots in MA for my trip next month. I just hope the weather is decent.