Show us your setup and the final result!

^ Purdy schweet, Kevin...

very nice!

Bioshock wrote in post #15209735
Nothing fancy but it's been a while since I've posted on this thread. 5D mIII, Canon 17-40 L, Var ND filter. (I did flip it vertical for the shown shot)

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setup shot scotts run by KM Photography.., on Flickr

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Scott's Run by KM Photography.., on Flickr

Great result above. Looking at the set up I was cringing because it looks lob sided and with running water on the R/H leg it could go at any point.

airbutchie wrote in post #15209763
^ Purdy schweet, Kevin...

Thank you sir.

MikeinDallas wrote in post #15210680
very nice!

Glad you like it.

RSMarco wrote in post #15210851
Great result above. Looking at the set up I was cringing because it looks lob sided and with running water on the R/H leg it could go at any point.

The bad/crooked camera phone shot makes it look worse than it really was. It was pretty stable but I was quick to get back by the camera just in case.

SNSagency wrote in post #15199682
possibly after. Here's what I was after with the wide angle, and I don't tend to do w/a until the bird has settled into accepting the 400 then the 70-200 and finally the 16-35

i like it !

Beautiful shot, Kevin!

Bioshock wrote in post #15209735
Nothing fancy but it's been a while since I've posted on this thread. 5D mIII, Canon 17-40 L, Var ND filter. (I did flip it vertical for the shown shot)

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flickr.com …s/kevinmiller/8​158408245/
setup shot scotts run by KM Photography.., on Flickr

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flickr.com …s/kevinmiller/8​158409414/
Scott's Run by KM Photography.., on Flickr

Outstanding!

(The rushing water on that tripod leg makes me nervous too.)

Bioshock wrote in post #15209735
Nothing fancy but it's been a while since I've posted on this thread. 5D mIII, Canon 17-40 L, Var ND filter. (I did flip it vertical for the shown shot)

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flickr.com …s/kevinmiller/8​158408245/
setup shot scotts run by KM Photography.., on Flickr

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flickr.com …s/kevinmiller/8​158409414/
Scott's Run by KM Photography.., on Flickr

Nice shot.

How are you liking that Ball Head? I've had the same one for over a year now and it has been flawless even after being tortured with silt, sand, and saltwater. It's the best ball head I have ever tried, yet it gets no attention on the marketplace. I have mine hooked up to a set of 055xc legs. The 180XProB legs I had were a little wobbly with a FF camera up top and the mast extended.

Bioshock wrote in post #15209735
Nothing fancy but it's been a while since I've posted on this thread. 5D mIII, Canon 17-40 L, Var ND filter. (I did flip it vertical for the shown shot)

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flickr.com …s/kevinmiller/8​158408245/
setup shot scotts run by KM Photography.., on Flickr

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flickr.com …s/kevinmiller/8​158409414/
Scott's Run by KM Photography.., on Flickr

The two shots really show the difference between a snap shot and a photograph.

LowriderS10 wrote in post #15213568
Beautiful shot, Kevin!

Thanks!

fiVe wrote in post #15213779
Outstanding!

(The rushing water on that tripod leg makes me nervous too.)

Thanks. That's the main reason the setup shot is so bad. Didn't want to leave it alone very long.

Canon_Lover wrote in post #15214181
Nice shot.

How are you liking that Ball Head? I've had the same one for over a year now and it has been flawless even after being tortured with silt, sand, and saltwater. It's the best ball head I have ever tried, yet it gets no attention on the marketplace. I have mine hooked up to a set of 055xc legs. The 180XProB legs I had were a little wobbly with a FF camera up top and the mast extended.

I've had it a couple weeks now and I'm really liking it. I had the manfrotto 322rc2 before and it kept breaking on me where the tension screw wouldn't loosen to tighten. I find myself still reaching for the grip but really like how easy it is to adjust.

Calicajun wrote in post #15214297
The two shots really show the difference between a snap shot and a photograph.

That and some Photoshop work.

Bioshock wrote in post #15214953
I've had it a couple weeks now and I'm really liking it. I had the manfrotto 322rc2 before and it kept breaking on me where the tension screw wouldn't loosen to tighten. I find myself still reaching for the grip but really like how easy it is to adjust.

What head is it?

What to do when life gives you flight delays....

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That's awesome BB! Great perspective and on the fly!

BB Snapshots wrote in post #15221729
What to do when life gives you flight delays....

I have always wanted to do a similar shot but with it rolling down the pedways. Nice shot!

silvrr wrote in post #15221797
I have always wanted to do a similar shot but with it rolling down the pedways. Nice shot!

I also did this - probably should have tried a few more times, the results didn't turn out pleasing. I have one that I might try to process...we'll see.