BEAUTIFUL YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK 8/22/2015
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Click said:
Thank you, Sir, dear friend Mr. Click. Nice to talk with you again, after miss this Great CR web site.
Have a great weekend, Sir.
Surapon
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Beautiful pictures you have there.
He was pleased to see that our Surapon friend was disappeared for a good cause.
He was pleased to see that our Surapon friend was disappeared for a good cause.
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ajfotofilmagem said:
Thank you, Sir, dear great teacher Mr. ajfotofilmagem.
Yes, past 3-4 months, I went to New York, Chicago, Atlanta, Florida, Yellow Stone----ETC.
The first time in my Live , I think, I will retire this Past October, Because I am 66 Full years, And I start to get Full benefit of Social Security money, But One BIG PROJECT is coming, and I can not refuse----Ha, Ha, Ha, That mean, I must work another 2 more years.
Have a great Weekend, Sir.
Surapon
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Lt Colonel said:
Thank you, Sir, Dear friend Lt Colonel.
Have a great Weekend, Sir.
Surapon.
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Very nice
I have been five times in the last 6 years.
It is rare to get that close to the goats.
I have been five times in the last 6 years.
It is rare to get that close to the goats.
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Hi Mr Surapon.
Wow, you have a lot of gorgeous photos here, the goats are close, but how close was that bison?
I really like the pictures of the coloured deposits in the water, the sunset shot is beautiful, and many of the landscape panorama shots are beautiful.
I have a question, have you pushed the colours in the sky for the blues or is that a true representation of the colours, I only ask as I know I have occasionally succumbed to that very temptation to lift a nice sky to fabulous, or did you get it with a CPL.
How far did you carry all that gear, and is that how you stay fit!
Cheers, Graham.
Wow, you have a lot of gorgeous photos here, the goats are close, but how close was that bison?
I really like the pictures of the coloured deposits in the water, the sunset shot is beautiful, and many of the landscape panorama shots are beautiful.
I have a question, have you pushed the colours in the sky for the blues or is that a true representation of the colours, I only ask as I know I have occasionally succumbed to that very temptation to lift a nice sky to fabulous, or did you get it with a CPL.
How far did you carry all that gear, and is that how you stay fit!
Cheers, Graham.
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takesome1 said:
Thank you, Sir, dear friend Mr. takesome1.
Well, my trick is I put Canon 2X Extender on my 100-400mm at 400 MM., On 7D MK II = 1.6 X 400 X 2 = 1280 MM. and use Tripods all the times. Plus very lucky to get the close up the beautiful mountain goats. Yes, Sir, All of my Lenses on this trip, I use Cir. PL. Filter all the Lenses.
Have a great weekend, Sir.
Surapon
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lion rock said:
Thank you, Sir, dear friend Mr. lion rock.
Yes, Past 3-4 months, I have many great Vacations + Busy in My Business in the office too.
Yes, I miss my dear friend and my great Teachers in CR past 4 Months.
But I am back home sweet home at CR.from now on.
Have a great weekend, Sir.
Surapon.
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Valvebounce said:
Thank you, Sir, dear friend Graham.
Your good words will make my days. Yes, Sir the beautiful mountain goats are about 300-400 feet, But I use Canon 7D MK II, with EF 100-400 + Canon 2X Extender, On the Tripods, That why very closed in the photos.
Yes, Sir, All the high contrast in colors and deep blue sky are the special Effect of B&W. And Heliopan Cir. PL Filter, which on all my Lenses all the times ( Ha, Ha, Ha---To protect the dust on the Lenses too).
Yes, Sir, Many equipment on my back + on my chest all the time.= 48 Pounds ( Max. for carry on , on the airplane.
Have a great weekend, Sir.
Surapon
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Was there about a month before you. After our visit we drove up to Glacier NP and spent a week hiking up there. Saw some grizzlies and big horn sheep.... However, way too crowded. Seems this was the busiest summer on record for the parks.
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