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  1. Tony S

    Rainier Lenticulars

    Thanks for adding to this Steve. It's awesome to see the same subject from different locations and how different it looks. From the lighting in this it looks pretty close to or just after I got my shots.
  2. Tony S

    I really need some spring to come

    OK, watching the snow fall all day has been pretty, but dang it. I'm ready for some nicer weather and sunshine. Had to resort to going back through some old files for some sunshine. Taken with my really big 400mm macro.
  3. Tony S

    Rainier Lenticulars

    Nice Bob, I was hoping someone else got some shots of these. I got out a little after the sweet light left the mountain, but before it was too dark for some shots. Here's the angle from the south end...
  4. Tony S

    I shoot people; and I use a Canon so I don't miss

    Welcome to the group Josh. As a 30+ year career firefighter I look forward to seeing some of your fire pictures.
  5. Tony S

    Lighthouse..Leavin' the Light On For Ya!!

    Wow, looks like it was a very nice day for photos and an afternoon out. lol, I thought at first you had a really dirty sensor then looked closer to see that those were seagulls.
  6. Tony S

    Hot Rod Show!!!! CC's Okay

    Nice angles on the cars. The photos seem a bit soft lacking some of the finer details. Probably should have gone up in your ISO so you could have gotten faster shutter speeds than 1/30 in most of the shots, that's pretty tough to handhold for most focal lengths.
  7. Tony S

    My new neighbor

    Ohh my ! Wonder if he knows the spring season is just around the corner and you might have to have him over for a Memorial Day dinner. Wonder how well he would pose for a shot with a Browning?
  8. Tony S

    Eagles in Western Washington?

    When I went down to my mom and dad's two weeks ago outside of Orting there were plenty of eagles on the upper Puyallup south of the Grange along Oroville Road. I didn't look, but most likely if they were on the Puyallup they would also be along the Carbon above the fish hatchery where there are...
  9. Tony S

    Mt Rainier 2011 - twelve months of the mountain

    Well here it goes, "The Twelve Months of Rainier" for 2011. It was an odd year since the snow stayed deep well into the summer months. March peeking out through the storm was my favorite from the year.
  10. Tony S

    A simple lay up... Oooofff da that hurt.

    Sure, it looked like it was going to be a simple lay up for two points.... ... then the defender kind of followed through on his block attempt, with his knee... ... and finished off the play with a hard foul that left the other player on the floor gasping for air. He did...
  11. Tony S

    Lucky Bugger and the Snowy Owl

    Almost blends right in with all the frost.
  12. Tony S

    Another Great Gray Owl

    Thanks for the comments. He was probably looking a bit darker because it was so foggy that everything was wet, I have a few shots of him shaking the water off and preening in a snag. Bill, I got him over in the southeast corner of the state in the Umatilla National Forest. If you are...
  13. Tony S

    Another Great Gray Owl

    Here's the guy that was hanging around me during deer season. It was so foggy when I took these that you could not see more than 30 yards across any of the clearings, but up close and personal they were some what clear.
  14. Tony S

    Short Eared Owl - breaking the drought

    Nicely caught. It's tough trying to find something like this when there is great light like you had for this. Well done.
  15. Tony S

    Does anyone meet up and take photos?

    Or you do like Bob and I did and just show up at a good photo op site and ask the other photographer who they are. We had been typing at each other for over a year and then met while shooting the moon.
  16. Tony S

    The "bird" watching next July will be awesome

    That would be Thunderbirds of course when they make a return to Joint Base Lewis/McChord...
  17. Tony S

    Who...

    What a cute little guy. Is this a crop of the original image? If so, consider trying a crop with him in the lower right corner leaving some room in the upper left for him to look into. We don't need to see that much of the stick. Do you know what kind of an owl it is?
  18. Tony S

    Nothing But Stubble Left...

    I like the patterns and contrasts in the image, but it seems a bit dark for the sky that is visible. Now that it's heading for the middle of October I am looking in that stubble for a running ringneck.
  19. Tony S

    Nooo !!! It's too soon for this.

    Snuffy, no filter on that first one, just pre-sunset light. The CP wouldn't work since the sun was at my back. Snapped from the football field where I was shooting a game Friday evening. Now that I've had a little time to go through all the pictures I have equivalent comparable shots taken...
  20. Tony S

    Some recent sports shots.

    Thanks for looking and commenting Christena. Unfortunately when I took that shot I didn't leave enough room for any further rotation without cutting out part of the swimmer. Later when I tried to duplicate the shot on another swimmer at the start I could not get them framed without the...


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