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Hi folks...back from Hawaii. Here's one from tonight--'Flying Cardinal'. Stanford took care of USC 37-35
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Wow Bob, now that's a "decisive moment"! :thumbup:Hi folks...back from Hawaii. Here's one from tonight--'Flying Cardinal'. Stanford took care of USC 37-35
Just got back from a few days in Wyoming, following my friend's Pony Express Trail run. I ran with him some as well. Great time. I'll post a few here, and a few on the Leica Digital M thread.
Sunrise near Muddy Junction, Wyoming; southwest of South Pass.
About 5 miles into a 56-mile day. West of Jeffrey City, Wyoming. That's his support vehicle trailing him.
At about mile 10 for the day, just crossing into (and just across) the Ice Slough. Still a little west of Jeffrey City.
A few more from the same day.
Running past Devil's Gate, toward Rattlesnake Pass, which is about 200 yards to it's south. These are two of the major landmarks on the Emigrant and Pony Express Trails, and located about 20 miles east of Split Rock. At this point, Karl was at 54 miles for the day.
D3, 200-400
Twilight sky over Split Rock.
Steve: +1. I like all three. This one is fun with the caption. :thumbs::thumbup:
Cheers, Matt
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My Brother's...I Thank You!Steve, Tim, Vlad, Jorgen, Matt, amazing stuff all. I'm so far behind, but hope to catch up soon.
Backgammon on the rooftop. D3s + 70-200vrII.
Vlad{ Excellent perspective and moment. Lovely colors.Backgammon on the rooftop. D3s + 70-200vrII.
Matt: Congrats on the new lens. Yes lovely Abby. Need to see more from this lens.Abby with new lens. Thanks for looking. Cheers, Matt
D3s; AF-S NIKKOR 24-120mm f/4G ED VR; 120mm; 1/40s @ f/4; ISO 6400
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Tim: That is an excellent lens and you have shown what it is capable of.
Steve: A great sincere capture. Bravo!:thumbup:Ensconced..
D3, 24G 1.4
Steve: Hello and Hello. Magnificent timing.:thumbup::thumbup:"You Say Goodbye & I Say Hello"
D700, 85G
My my sir. Lovely composition.Me & My...
D3, 24G 1.4
Jorgen, we are experiencing the beauty and diversity of Thailand through your eyes and lens. A truly outstanding collection.:salute:A few more from rural Thailand:
D300 with 70-300 ED @ 200mm and f/5.6
D300 with 70-300 ED @ 210mm and f/6.3
D300 with 70-300 ED @ 190mm and f/7.1
Matt: Epic landscapes presented in a dramatic and grand scale. The BW treatment lends majesty to the setting.:thumbup:A few more from the I-90 rest stop. Strange camera settings? Well, I was in a hurry to get across the pass. Cheers, Matt
1. D700;28-300mm; 62mm; 1/200s @ f/14; -1/3 EV; ISO 200
2. D700; 24mm f/1.4; 1/4000s @ f/16; -2-1/3 EV; ISO 1250
3. D700; 24mm f/1.4; 1/8000s @ f/16; -3-1/3 EV; ISO 1250
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Hi Lloyd: Seems to be John Ford's season. Grand settings, brilliant photography. The second and third ones are outstanding.:salute:Just got back from a few days in Wyoming, following my friend's Pony Express Trail run. I ran with him some as well. Great time. I'll post a few here, and a few on the Leica Digital M thread.
Sunrise near Muddy Junction, Wyoming; southwest of South Pass.
D3, 28-70/2.8
About 5 miles into a 56-mile day. West of Jeffrey City, Wyoming. That's his support vehicle trailing him.
D3, 200-400/f4 VR
At about mile 10 for the day, just crossing into (and just across) the Ice Slough. Still a little west of Jeffrey City.
D3, 200-400/f4 VR
Lloyd: Outstanding work Lloyd. The shots of Karl deserve a magazine place.A few more from the same day.
Company! One of his support team joined him for about 10 miles in the morning. She's Krissy Moehl, a mutual friend, and one of the top female ultrarunners in the world. Krissy won a big race in Japan just a couple of weeks before joining Karl's crew for the final half of his run.
On this day, she left her vehicle and ran with him for ten miles. Then she ran the ten miles back to the vehicle. (No need for me to offer a ride, she wanted the mileage.)
D3, 200-400
Running toward "Split Rock", one of the landmarks along the Emigrant Trails (and the Pony Express Trail, of course). Karl GREATLY prefers running on dirt, but on this day ran about 80% of his 56 miles on the highway.
D3, 200-400
One of the many spectators cheering him on along the route.
D3, 200-400
Running past Devil's Gate, toward Rattlesnake Pass, which is about 200 yards to it's south. These are two of the major landmarks on the Emigrant and Pony Express Trails, and located about 20 miles east of Split Rock. At this point, Karl was at 54 miles for the day.
D3, 200-400
Twilight sky over Split Rock.
D3, 70-200/2.8 VRII
Steve: Much appreciated sir.Beautiful color,composition & story Rayyan!
Corlan: I was away so as to avoid anything to do with this scenario!Rayyan: nice shot, fun story. Good thing you were able to take a bit of distance from the scene to get it right. Story for a song
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Matt: Thanks. You will truly enjoy Alsace. I feel that in my bones!Rayyan: Yes, it certainly is! Coherency isn't everything. It's very tasty. The black and gray background really works with the photos. :thumbup
Rayyan: Well seen and photographed! :thumbs: My grandfather was from Alsace. The last time he was there was 1918 as an American doughboy. The closest I came to Alsace was Bofinger in Paris
Cheers, Matt
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Jaw Dropping Beauty!
Selective focus & shallow DOF at his best for portrait. :thumbup:Ensconced..
D3, 24G 1.4
A classic well revisited. I don't quite understand the connection between forms and the shadows, which is a good thing adding some mystery.Me & My...
D3, 24G 1.4
:toocool: :thumbs:"You Say Goodbye & I Say Hello"
D700, 85G
Lively, colorful and three dimensional.A few more from rural Thailand:
Strange camera settings making for unsual results.A few more from the I-90 rest stop. Strange camera settings? Well, I was in a hurry to get across the pass. Cheers, Matt
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+1 :thumbs:Jaw Dropping Beauty!
Rayyan..Thank For Your Kind Comments Earlier My Friend!