Thanks Steve,Quote:
Originally Posted by smmokan
Looks like the weather hasn't been too bad down that way.
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Thanks Steve,Quote:
Originally Posted by smmokan
Looks like the weather hasn't been too bad down that way.
Eagles are back in town
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Eagle1-1867 by jrmorris-mt, on Flickr
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Eagle1-1905 by jrmorris-mt, on Flickr
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Eagle1-1778 by jrmorris-mt, on Flickr
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Eagle1-1826 by jrmorris-mt, on Flickr
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Eagle1-1843 by jrmorris-mt, on Flickr
There's a baldy that sits on a streetlight on the 520 bridge every afternoon. If only I could stop and take his pic...
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DSC_7973 by Chainsaw_Willie, on Flickr
some nice ski shots this year Steve… And mtcham, always with the rad wildlife
I haven't skied lots of deep cold snow, hopefully that changes next week and we get out on the skinner for some ice cream headaches. We did have the semblance of a pow day finally. I was alone and spun the lifts for a few hours before work.
I did celebrate getting some pow turns though
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long time comin', pow day in Tahoe by chadbrownimages, on Flickr
another of that f150 from the other night
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Untitled by chadbrownimages, on Flickr
and remembering fondly when it snowed
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snowfall by chadbrownimages, on Flickr
Harriman State Park, Idaho
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Harriman bw2- by jrmorris-mt, on Flickr
Big Sky cutoff rd. Ram
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Bighorn1-2147 by jrmorris-mt, on Flickr
That is a sweet old Ford. You should have parked your 2013 F250 Super Crew next to it and entered the MPC with an "Old/New" entry. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by splitter
Sick.Quote:
Originally Posted by mtcham
Wow.Quote:
Originally Posted by splitter
Cool truck. A customer I work with starts telling me about a truck he inherited from his grandpa. Turns out it is a 72 Bronco from Arizona. Told him to bring me a picture and it is a perfect rust free specimen now sitting in a garage in Iowa. Amazing.Quote:
Originally Posted by splitter
Those eagle shots ^^ are awesome...
took this [bracketed] shot/s a couple years ago but the HDR software (free) I had could never do it justice.. so I got a diff ($) software and it finally produced exactly how it was...
Shuksan alpenglow over the Nooksak
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It is a sweet old truck. I have a buddy with a 250 and another with a 350… Those would work. I have Tundra, I don't think that would work.Quote:
Originally Posted by From_the_NEK
Thanks. I don't know who owns that one. The second shot of it I posted is starting to grow on me… It looks like a shot that could be from the 80's.Quote:
Originally Posted by uglymoney
The aforementioned friend with the 350 had an old one of those. I believe I posted a shot of it.
If not…
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old truck by chadbrownimages, on Flickr
That's a great effect. Mind if I ask what shutter speed/how fast you were driving. I've had an idea for a while of a similar shot implementing a flash to freeze some actionQuote:
Originally Posted by splitter
That was a 1 second exposure. We weren't driving fast. In fact, just leaving the curb. That rattly old truck doesn't run smooth enough for a clean shot unless you're accelerating. It's a balance of not going too fast or leaving the shutter open to long because the motion is nice, but too much takes away from the effect I think… That was also shot at 11mm (FF equivalency 16-ish) pressed all the way back up against the tailgate.Quote:
Originally Posted by BeardedClam
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secret cove, lake tahoe by chadbrownimages, on Flickr
Thanks Chad,
We had ~8in. of snow in Bellingham by Sunday night, then it rained, and now it's bluebird and cold. I haven't been shooting much the past few weeks and in the shower I decided to bring my camera gear to campus today. Grabbed these as I left for the bus.
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Walked around Portland shooting pics for a work project. Grabbed a few for myself along the way.
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30-Minute Walk - Old Town Portland by Phil Herbert, on Flickr
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30-Minute Walk - Old Town Portland by Phil Herbert, on Flickr
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30-Minute Walk - Old Town Portland by Phil Herbert, on Flickr
you should submit some of these for the current MPC!Quote:
Originally Posted by BeardedClam
Some nice climber/skier chick bum
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Nice, I noticed that I'm not the only Pentax user here also!Quote:
Originally Posted by BeardedClam
BeardedClam- love the perspective and the contrast in that one. Awesome shot.
Here's one from across the street this morning after we got a few inches of snow in a couple hours.
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Right on man! I've only ever really shot with Pentax and its super easy to find quality old glass for cheap. Growing up, my mom had a Superprogram that she didn't want to lug around on hikes so she taught me how to use it. Now I've made enough money selling shots from an old k-7 to justify the upgrade to a k-3. I still use her old lenses though, there's something nice about actually focusing a camera and not needing to not worry about breaking the hefty metal lenses. And it also saves battery life on traverses or filming!Quote:
Originally Posted by teletripper
Thanks Steve, its fun trying to figure out how to blow highlights and shadows in the scene for contrast, and it definitely worked with that one.Quote:
Originally Posted by smmokan