LOALTD said:I'm not going to lie to you guys like 99% of landscape photographers, this was actually an incredibly easy spot to get to
Taken on the summit of Triangulation Peak (Oregon). The mountain to the right is Mt Jefferson, Oregon's 2nd-tallest peak.
Beautiful shot LOALTD. I really like this one. Nice job!
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Garrapata State Park, Big Sur, California - I've visited Big Sur 3 weeks in a row, encountering overcast skies every time. The clouds parted for about half an hour or so yesterday, giving me crazy blue sky & reflections. Canon 6D, 17-40L, Lee Big Stopper + Lee CPL rotated for max reflection, 30 seconds
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surapon said:
Very nice, Surapon. I like the first photo the best. Makes me want to take a vacation.
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Yes, lovely pictures. Seeing the twin towers takes me back in time. Brings back the shared memories of people who were in the vicinity (on 30th street) while we in India were building a photo organiser and a photo sharing site for them...serendipidy said:surapon said:
Very nice, Surapon. I like the first photo the best. Makes me want to take a vacation.
I was talking to this guy and he says one tower is falling. And he continues to give me an update on his testing. And later says oh the second one is coming down. I had been telling him to get the hell out of the office but he insisted on continuing. I tell him again to shut the machine and go home! He does not. So I cut the call! The stories we heard after that were terrible!
Same time, across the river, my sister who teaches at the city college is ordered out of the premises with all her students and other faculty. She sees an unreal scene unfold! Even now if we talk about the skyline - even with the new tower coming up - she says she misses the twin towers. Hell, I do too! And I have been to Manhattan may be just 8 or 10 times!
Some losses hit you harder than you ever imagined they could. Even if you never thought you connected to the things that were lost - even if they were not yours...
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serendipidy said:surapon said:
Very nice, Surapon. I like the first photo the best. Makes me want to take a vacation.
Dear Sir, Serendipidy My friend. Thank you so much for your Great Words.
Yes, That in Greece some where , 2 years ago, When I have 14 day Vacation, all over the beautiful Country of Greece---Yes, I will back soon.---Here are more Photos from Greece---https://surapon.shutterfly.com/409
Or If you are the Member of Facebook--Please be my friends, i HAVE TOTAL 14 DAY/ eACH DAY OF gREECE TOUR---https://www.facebook.com/surapon01/media_set?set=a.3707937374705.2171555.1163677771&type=3
tHANKS YOU , sIR.
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surapon
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rpt said:Yes, lovely pictures. Seeing the twin towers takes me back in time. Brings back the shared memories of people who were in the vicinity (on 30th street) while we in India were building a photo organiser and a photo sharing site for them...serendipidy said:surapon said:
Very nice, Surapon. I like the first photo the best. Makes me want to take a vacation.
I was talking to this guy and he says one tower is falling. And he continues to give me an update on his testing. And later says oh the second one is coming down. I had been telling him to get the hell out of the office but he insisted on continuing. I tell him again to shut the machine and go home! He does not. So I cut the call! The stories we heard after that were terrible!
Same time, across the river, my sister who teaches at the city college is ordered out of the premises with all her students and other faculty. She sees an unreal scene unfold! Even now if we talk about the skyline - even with the new tower coming up - she says she misses the twin towers. Hell, I do too! And I have been to Manhattan may be just 8 or 10 times!
Some losses hit you harder than you ever imagined they could. Even if you never thought you connected to the things that were lost - even if they were not yours...
Dear Mr. RPT., Thank You So much for Your Great Words, That On 6/30/2000 with my First DSLR Camera Olympus L 2500C 2.5 MP, Yes In that Bad/ Worst day of US. History, I almost lost my Dear Niece, She must go to work in that Building, as an , but 3 Hours Late, because of her Dentist 's appointment---Here are more Photos from Top of The Empire State Building---From My Face Book----https://www.facebook.com/surapon01/media_set?set=a.2848582531371.2154269.1163677771&type=3
Yes, That my Historical Photos too.
Have a wonderful day, Sir.
Surapon
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This was shot on a July morning at Oxbow Bend at Grand Teton National Park.
This is a link to another favorite of Bandon Beach in Southern Oregon.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/1and0hound/9356994500/#
This is a link to another favorite of Bandon Beach in Southern Oregon.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/1and0hound/9356994500/#
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Okay, that's it. I love this image. Nothing else to say, I just love it! Hope I get to GTNP myself this year! Love it!Oneand0 said:
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Got lucky here. Arrived before dawn and thought it was going to be a wash out, but the Gods smiled - briefly.
Shot on 5D mkii, 40mm pancake ( with a big hood ;D ) 1/40 @ f10. ISO 100. So for the Professors info that's exposure value 12.
There's a big version on our website.
Shot on 5D mkii, 40mm pancake ( with a big hood ;D ) 1/40 @ f10. ISO 100. So for the Professors info that's exposure value 12.
There's a big version on our website.
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