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Wow that dress is very in the water! lol I dont think I could pull that action off ever. Cool shot!
You have blown me away Tawni, they are all awesome shots, and I love 25th Stret, but this one in particular is lyrical, beautiful and a metaphor of the west.
very cool shots...got to get out there!
Big Horn Sheep Festival Moab at Moab Information Center
November 13, 2009 at 6pm to November 14, 2009 at 7pm
November 13-14 Annual Bighorn Sheep Festival
A chance to view desert bighorn sheep in sunny southeastern Utah awaits as the Division of Wildlife Resources (DWR) hosts its annual Moab Bighorn Sheep Festival. The event is free, and people of all age...
Great shot. Did it fall.
Great capture!
Very cool foto! One of my all time favorites. I once did a logo just like this, except of course with graphix, you can get perfect symetry, with animals..not so much! It was a resort on Aruba owned by Muiel Hemmingway and her old beau Bernard Fers...
GReat "eye for the shot" beautiful composition.
Wow, I love everything that is going on in this picture. I really like the rough action softened by the sky and mountains. Cool. v.
Man, he looks happy, some people would think you need 'kinderlocks" I say go for it, how could he have this great a learning experience, he is busy figuring things out here.
P.S. Rusty.. I like your tags on this one! (cheese, crackers, turkey, vulture)
Great shot Rusty, surprised i didn't see you, this was Friday?
Just to show what makes a horserace?? I will weight in and go exactly against what Doug noticed and pointed out. The "uncomfotable" right foot, brings tremdous tension and interest into the photo. THE LEFT FOOT here also is a little close to the e...
Aren't they gorgeous and graphic! Always my favorite animal to shoot.
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Best shot, you need the blurrrr. I suppose it is a great release for people's frustration with driving, when every one "ELSE" does it so poorly!
That was YOUR job, Duke!
We didn't get a shot of your beard....hmmm???
One of these two need a shave ;)
Always a good eye looking for the shot you didn't plan. Really nice shot.
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You have a DOG?
Dogs, especially big dogs need lots of exercise to be good dogs.
They would love an evening or weekend trip to the south Ogden Dog Park. It is fenced and people watch responsibly as dogs run and play off leash and have a great time.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/glasmann/2630589123/
http://www.flickr.com/groups/368346@N20/pool/
It is located at Club Heights Park, right behind ShopKo , where the ToysRus used to be.
All my dogs shots are posted there... http://www.flickr.com/photos/glasmann/558… Continue
They would love an evening or weekend trip to the south Ogden Dog Park. It is fenced and people watch responsibly as dogs run and play off leash and have a great time.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/glasmann/2630589123/
http://www.flickr.com/groups/368346@N20/pool/
It is located at Club Heights Park, right behind ShopKo , where the ToysRus used to be.
All my dogs shots are posted there... http://www.flickr.com/photos/glasmann/558… Continue
Posted on April 21, 2009 at 12:35pm — 3 Comments
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- At 8:49am on August 12, 2009,
Dennis L. Hammer said… - Steven - I suppose I should title my photos ... new at this site but I will catch on sooner or later. Yes, this is a yellowstone wolf that I came across in the small stream along the Sheepeater road near Mammoth.
As for the hummingbird ... I took this photo in Big Cottonwood Canyon the other day. It would be nice if there were more color but I was just happy to capture the image. What was cool about this trip was the fact that while waiting for the hummingbird a 3 to 4 year old bull moose (the one I posted with the birds) came out of the woods and started to thrash wildly in the pond. Although I took numerous photos they did not come out well as the pool was in deep shade. Too bad because his behavior is something you don't normally see.
Thanks for the comment.
- At 3:52pm on August 2, 2009,
Mikaela Blake said…
- Thank you for the photo comment! It is the famous Antelope Canyon in AZ. have you been there?
- At 6:23pm on July 22, 2009,
al perry said…
- Instead of scanning your old chromes, may I suggest a trip back to Kenya. (just a suggestion). Mine was a digital from a year or 2 ago. I spent a couple years shooting dozens of tfp's and on occasion, I just go back and pick one to see if I like it done diferently.
- At 3:39pm on July 21, 2009,
Joy Trimble said… - My Osprey was up in Victor, Idaho. She nest there every year by this farm house.
- At 2:28pm on July 21, 2009,
Jeff Holman said… - Steve, thanks for your comments. Landscape Arch is an easy and popular 1 mile hike that begins near the campground in Arches. If I remember correctly, parts of the arch have fallen twice in recent history. But it's still there for now.
- At 2:14pm on April 21, 2009,
Ron Paakanen said… - Steve, Thanks for the kind words. I've often thought my photos were very different especially when compared to the great things the folks are doing in the Club, more of a purest venue. My favorite car shows are the Cache Valley Drive-in July 4th and 5th, and the Layton Commons show August 7 & 8th. The Cache vally show draws people from all over the Western U.S. I'll be sure to give you a call. We'll see if we can get Al P to head up with us. As for my dogs, they are 11 1/2 now and have great difficulty so they get to stay at home.
- At 6:35am on April 21, 2009,
al perry said…
- You do the best rodeo shots I have ever seen. Great work.
- At 6:30am on April 21, 2009,
al perry said…
- I was teaching a class at the University in Reno a few months ago. Wish I had known then what I know now. At least next time I will make it out to the lake. Thanks
- At 5:28pm on April 20, 2009,
Ron Paakanen said…
- Hi Steve, It's been awhile. I met you at one of our meetings held in the library in Layton. Your work is first class. I've got a lot to learn.
RP
- At 10:12am on April 20, 2009,
ZiggyP said… - The CLS system is the wireless Speedlight control in the Nikon camera's. With the D700 and SB900 you will be able to run you speedlight off camera via IR, and control the settings of that speedlight (or more ig you get them) directly in the camera. It is a pretty cool system. And can save having to buy Radio Poppers or similar right off the bat. Although if you are going with the D700 and SB900 then budget might not be an issue.
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