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Salton Sea Workshop - Images
- Thread starter Terry
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Guy Mancuso
Administrator, Instructor
You where going right side down on your Avatar shot unless I was going right side down shooting you. I'm so confused:And he told me I wasn't level with the S2. Of course not, I learned from the master.
MikeScecina
Workshop Member
Vibrant and crisp, Stuart. Very nice.
Guy Mancuso
Administrator, Instructor
Very nice Stuart
MikeScecina
Workshop Member
Here's one more cholla.
MikeScecina
Workshop Member
Black tire and red carnation.
glenerrolrd
Workshop Member
Isn t that the latest Arca Swiss PanHead? How do you like it?The group busy at work...testing the latest goodies arriving in the mail
Me shooting Guy while he is shooting my newest Avatar
Guy Mancuso
Administrator, Instructor
It's really nice Roger except it does not have a slot for vertical so aiming straight down you can't do. This is the P1 and there is a smaller PO which Terry and Bob have. But very very solid
Guy Mancuso
Administrator, Instructor
Some lone wolfs
GF1
Phase 150 wide open
GF1
Phase 150 wide open
MikeScecina
Workshop Member
No pelicans here.
Guy Mancuso
Administrator, Instructor
Only life there is a weed that got stupid to grow there. LOL
MikeScecina
Workshop Member
Joshua tree in Joshua Tree
T
tetsrfun
Guest
Well after looking at all of the interesting images from the Salton Sea, I may do a little road trip to Southern AZ and S. Ca. Are there any access issues in the more interesting spots around the Salton Sea, ie an SUV is advisable or will a low clearance car be OK? Also if traveling from Tuscon is the I-8 or I-10 better for photography?
Steve
Steve
Steve, a normal car will be fine for most places, just don't venture too far off any main roads -- lot's of pot-holes, broken glass, nails chunks of metal, etc. Also note that many of the "cities" in and around the Salton Sea still have residents, the area is (very) depressed economically, and like any other similar area one needs to exercise caution when photographing there, especially if doing so alone -- so be extra careful! The 10 has the advantage of taking you right past the South entrance to Joshua Tree NP.