I did shoot a roll of Fuji 50D RVP on the same float. The shot above of my wife was on fuji, and so's this one:
I did shoot a roll of Fuji 50D RVP on the same float. The shot above of my wife was on fuji, and so's this one:
I always did like the Corsair. Haven't seen one up close in years.
Here's something a little older:
The bird is still the word. Messing around with a circular polarizer on this fast berker...
From my cousin's wedding last weekend, the kids had fun running around the barn
Just ordered a refurbished D5300 with the new compact 18-55 VR2. Hopefully the last mirror equipped DSLR I will purchase. By the time I upgrade this camera Nikon should have a far better mirrorless camera (better than the current "1" Series) with adapter for older lenses.
Volunteered at a local skate park this weekend for their yearly concert event.
Makes me really want to add a Sigma 18-35mm f/1.8, a 10-17mm Fisheye and a off-camera flash to my kit.
Great pics one and all.............you folks have talent!!!
One of the more commonly photographed places in the world (no originality points for me):
skierd wrote: Volunteered at a local skate park this weekend for their yearly concert event.
Would you happen to be located in Fairbanks? That looks a lot like Joel's Place, and the bike in the picture below looks a lot like my buddy's bike, which would more than likely have a skateboard strapped onto it.
If so, you are one of the people I consider lucky enough to meet My long-time friend Stokes, one of my favorite people ever. lol
corytate wrote: Would you happen to be located in Fairbanks? That looks a lot like Joel's Place, and the bike in the picture below looks a lot like my buddy's bike, which would more than likely have a skateboard strapped onto it. If so, you are one of the people I consider lucky enough to meet My long-time friend Stokes, one of my favorite people ever. lol
Why yes indeed that is Joel's Place! I don't think I met Stokes formally, but I'll keep an eye out next time. I'm hoping to start volunteering there regularly after summer.
My other favorite little camera
This is an actual Vietnam OA-6 "LOACH." There were several patches from NVA and VC bullets still on the airframe.
skierd wrote: My other favorite little camera
Funny, I just took pictures of my Electro 35 - but for use in a for sale ad. It's a nice camera with a great lens, and my example is mint, but I just never find myself using it.
It's usually from sun flare. The shape of the ghost depends on the lens used (blade shape and number for aperture, plus aperture setting). Multicoating, using a hood, and holding your hand over the sun will prevent them.
Anyone want a Nikon 50mm f/1.8D? I'll be selling mine for $85. I want the 35mm.
Those sunset pictures are gorgeous. Do you remember the settings for those shots?
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