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  1. Tony S

    Febuary Eagles on the West End

    bob, Here's a good starting point if you are looking to head to the upper Skagit. http://skagiteaglewatchers.wordpress.com/ You can also usually find eagles down along the Puyallup River south of Orting along Oroville Road where the county has reclaimed some of the flood plain. I didn't...
  2. Tony S

    Febuary Eagles on the West End

    Fine work on all three of these, you sure nailed that in flight one.
  3. Tony S

    Coal Creek

    I like that second one best. It would probably be a real wall hanger, almost like something you'd see in a doctors office, if you retook it so all the stones were in focus. Since the water in the background is moving and softened from the long exposure it doesn't need to be very sharp, so you...
  4. Tony S

    caution - elk crossing

    She's a beauty. I like the cool look of the original, it just calls out cool dark woods to me.
  5. Tony S

    New years at the space needle

    Nice work you two. David, yours would be spot on if only you had pulled back to a little wider view so they didn't seem cut off at the top. But really nice work on the exposures in such a short amount of time to work them out. Lucky me I got to work last night and only had to go on two car...
  6. Tony S

    Seattle Fireworks - Where to shoot?

    I'm thinking you might want to think about up by the Asian Arts museum (Volunteer Park) and shoot through the black donut, have some mild light so the donut is visible. I'm betting the crowds will be quite a bit less up there and I know there a some better spots off the side streets. A few...
  7. Tony S

    Seattle New Years Eve - Where to shoot?

    I'm thinking you might want to think about up by the Asian Arts museum (Volunteer Park) and shoot through the black donut, have some mild light so the donut is visible. I'm betting the crowds will be quite a bit less up there and I know there a some better spots off the side streets. A few...
  8. Tony S

    The Lunar eclipse has started

    C'mon Pops... I figured for sure you would have a snow filter for your camera. lol
  9. Tony S

    The Lunar eclipse has started

    Here we go folks, the last try I'm taking at it. It rained while the moon was fully in the shadow so there was no sense going out to point the lens up to catch water. Clouds were still an issue and had to shoot a few shots to see which got the least amount of haze in it. I think the exif...
  10. Tony S

    The Lunar eclipse has started

    Ugghh.. the clouds are killing me.
  11. Tony S

    The Lunar eclipse has started

    OK, I'll be posting up shots as the night goes on, unless it really gets cloudy and I fall asleep. First the full moon during a break in the clouds... Figures that just as the eclipse starts the clouds come back in, I also realized now that I didn't turn the clock back on my camera. lol...
  12. Tony S

    Wrestling time.

    Today was a long day shooting a wrestling tourney. Here's a few from the mats... The bridge to no where... Getting some help stretching out... Maybe this bridge will get us there... Right foot blue, left foot.... owwweee, that hurts. The look on his face says he knows this...
  13. Tony S

    Winter skies

    Nice post work on this. Stay dry the next couple of days.
  14. Tony S

    Outdoor Photographer competition

    I can see why that's a finalist shot, I bet it's even more amazing printed out large. Brown 101, It takes time to learn to get images like these (sometimes you can get lucky, but not on a regular basis). Practice a lot, read the manual and understand your camera, learn about light, read...
  15. Tony S

    Sheesh . . . Here you all are!

    Welcome Brigette.. Sassy... who you calling a goofball? lol
  16. Tony S

    Naches River at -20

    Nice work for the freezing conditions. I would like to see it a little bit darker so you get more of the night feel to it. Yikes -20... shoot, and I was whining when I was over in the Yakima Canyon on sunday and it was a toasty +13 in the fog.
  17. Tony S

    Too Cool Not to Share

    Nice capture of the moment. It pays to keep the camera handy. I bet that is some form of lenticular cloud forming over the mountain on the back side.
  18. Tony S

    Handicapped

    Grrrrrr... people who leave their pets in cars piss me off.
  19. Tony S

    Bighorns along the Tieton and Naches rivers

    Pops? They are along there down to Lyons Ferry? If so I've never seen them in all these years of passing by there. Next time I need to get my binoculars out to look past the large mule deer bucks I've seen through that area. Cool, one more place to look for them. I've seen them along the...
  20. Tony S

    Bighorns along the Tieton and Naches rivers

    Sometimes you can see them from the car. If they are at the winter feeding station, then you can sit in the car and watch them. It's the same way with the elk when they come in to the feeding station.


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