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Just a quick grab shot from a couple of weeks ago.
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Took a little trip up Northrup Canyon in the Coulee Dam area of WA. I hoped to see some nice fall color but think I was a week or two early. On the way out at about 3:30 I heard this noise. My first thought was it was a big beetle or Jun bug type insect rubbing it's legs together. My second...
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There is so much there and it's all so different it's difficult to come up with a favorite part of the park. I went to photograph the scenic stuff and wild flowers. However, with lack of rain last year there flowers were pretty much none existent.
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From the trip I took back in late Feb. You can't tell from these but you do need a 4wd to get in here, or walk. The road is one way from the NV side of the park.
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I'm not too far from you so maybe we could do a shoot sometime????
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I'd say your timing was perfect for these shots.
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You drive to the park then it's just an easy trail that rambles thru the park.
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Glad I could inspire you :)
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If the uploading process re-sized your image then you can't go back and get what has been lost. You only get the size that has been saved. You should be able to do the right click thing and there should be an option on the little pop up menu. Be sure to right click over the image.
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Nothing yet... to much home work (remodeling) being done.
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As far as the photo's go those are some nice detail shots. However, the first one of the rim/wheel has some issues. First there's that Sasquatch looking thing crouched down reflected in the left side. The the person reflected smack in the middle with the "tochus" stuck up in the air. Plus...
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I'll mess with it again and post the results.
Yeah, if I were shooting her wedding it would be a totally different approach. But for just this messaging around shoot it's fair game.
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thanks for the input. After reading it I have to agree that either B&W or color would work better than the more sepia toned. the car is from 1965 so would be going for more of a faded color look I think.
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Working with a potential bride and hoped to get a vintage look. ???
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Easy outside shot with not much effort - under an over pass so the light is not coming from directly over head but in from in front of her thus lighting her eyes nicely. (of course it helps having a pretty girl to shoot :) )
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Or is that daze? Actually it's Dais the dog :) (Her names Daisy but frequently she just gets called Dais.) I was just messing around with the 300mm on the 5D-II.
A B&W version with slight toning.
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This really makes me suspicious - a brand new user of this site asking to rent expensive equipment from a private party and according to him he can be trusted??? Just makes me wonder.
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Mite - any of numerous small free-living or parasitic arachnids of the order Acarina (or Acari )...
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East bond you could just pull into Bill's yard. West bound I'm sure the UW would have a good spot to pull into.
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There is the normal door handle and then there is a spacial latch used to tighten the door down on the seal when you enter the water. They are a fair weather craft for sure and I'd not want to be taking one out on Lake WA when the wind is blowing. Great way to beat the fee on the 520 bridge...
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I went for a "boat" ride in one of those last summer shooting a bride and groom....got lots of good looks from the "land lubbers" :) Kind of a trip to be sitting in a car with water just a few inches below the top of the door.
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