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This works well with people, too. With street photography people almost always notice a big lens pointed in their direction if it has an operator standing behind it. Place that lens and camera on a table and look away towards your phone and you can achieve some interesting candid shots.

Interesting that there's GPS but no WIFI, something I use all the time on my 6D for remote shooting. I'm guessing that this is because of the magnesium-alloy body?

I love that your AF realized that the third person from the right in the top photo was clearly the subject of the shot. :)

Boating buddies: https://www.flickr.com/photos/wellfedcanuck/8861226631/in/photostream/

Halifax Public Gardens, main entrance. 6D 24-105L

Lord Nelson lobby:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/wellfedcanuck/14046318753/in/photostream/ Canon 6D 24-105L through a hotel window. Cleaned up in PS, ClassicCamera7 in Nik.

Thanks, Carl. I haven't been spending enough time here, lately. ;)

day two:

Yeah, thanks. I was off the machine taking photos when my friend put it through. Bad communication on my part- I knew there was a dock under the snow and assumed that he did, too. (The ice in the vicinity of any wooden structure is never good.) He didn't. The only reason it didn't go...

it WAS a great day... >:(

Counting my big-'bus time, I've been hearing that call for 16 years. ;)

50...30... RETARD, RETARD!

I like it.

Re: Canon EF24-105mm f/4L IS USM Thanks! It helped to have a photogenic model, beautiful landscape and a cool sky. :)

What was the position update timing?

I suspect that most 6D users turn GPS on and off as needed because leaving it enabled drains the battery flat within 3 days even with the camera turned off. I leave it off for personal photos- I already know where I live and the privacy issues were obvious right from the introduction of my...

And let me add on 110a: People who don't stop to consider that the photography noob might be an expert in a completely different field and might actually be a fascinating individual. (Lest I sound too preachy- learned that one the hard way myself... :P )

110. People who forget that they were once "noobs". 111. People who forget that striking up a conversation about anything "banal" {Lovely weather, isn't it?}- is an attempt to form a connection, however fleeting, with another human being.

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