-= T2i / 550D users UNITE! (4) =-

n4ck, I love that self portrait. How were you lit?

kenshap, your sig also says T4i. How is it?

My triplets:

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Thanks everyone for the recent comments.

As usual great pics all around!

Here is one I think I forgot to post here

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white venom wrote in post #14755835
well I made the switch to the 7D, I will still keep an eye on this thread. Peter I knew you have been talking about going to a 7D as well, I recommend it especially with the new firmware coming out and it being on sale.

Congrats white, yes definitely my next camera body. I am excited bout the firmware update also. Thanks for the recommendation.

Peter2516 wrote in post #14755387
From our recent camping trip.

What are these? I ask because my father has these same star imprinted circular shaped things in his fossil collection. I asked him what they were but forgot what he told me. I do remember one thing he said though. "I have a feeling that the sea will claim this land again" I didn't ask why because it was ovious that Puerto Rico was under water at one point. I did a reaseach and found out that about 185 million years ago Puerto Rico and all the island around it ( lower and mayor antilles ) we're born from a tactonic plate shift. I took a second and just looked around my dads place and also took a loong look at the view and I was just amazed and in disbelief. My father found these fossils up in the mountain where he lives along with other creatures captured and frozen in time like see shells, coral etc. I dare to say that my dads house is 200 ft above sea level and the top on the mountain being 250 feet above sea level. The base of the town sits just shy of 150ft above sea level. That's just a guess and it could be higher or lower but the fact is that the mountain is high. Pretty crazy I'll post a pic later of his fossils he finds around the mountain.

Great page thus far Monkey Mash Button & Shaisgs

one diptych

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DigitalTuned wrote in post #14756814
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Omg. They are exactly the same? Are these seashells or stone?

My daughters birthday flowers.

DigitalTuned wrote in post #14756682
What are these? I ask because my father has these same star imprinted circular shaped things in his fossil collection. I asked him what they were but forgot what he told me. I do remember one thing he said though. "I have a feeling that the sea will claim this land again" I didn't ask why because it was ovious that Puerto Rico was under water at one point. I did a reaseach and found out that about 185 million years ago Puerto Rico and all the island around it ( lower and mayor antilles ) we're born from a tactonic plate shift. I took a second and just looked around my dads place and also took a loong look at the view and I was just amazed and in disbelief. My father found these fossils up in the mountain where he lives along with other creatures captured and frozen in time like see shells, coral etc. I dare to say that my dads house is 200 ft above sea level and the top on the mountain being 250 feet above sea level. The base of the town sits just shy of 150ft above sea level. That's just a guess and it could be higher or lower but the fact is that the mountain is high. Pretty crazy I'll post a pic later of his fossils he finds around the mountain.

These are sand dollar that we found in the beach during low tide, some are still alive so put them back in the water. They are related to sea stars and other Echinoderms.

Peter, if you ever come home please let's photowalk I have so much to learn and I love your work truly!

I'm glad I found this site because I thought the t2i was one mediocre body. Glad I was proven wrong so many times. )

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Retrolock wrote in post #14757396
Peter, if you ever come home please let's photowalk I have so much to learn and I love your work truly!

I'm glad I found this site because I thought the t2i was one mediocre body. Glad I was proven wrong so many times. )

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Sunset Jump by Retrolock, on Flickr

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Color Play by Retrolock, on Flickr

Thank you for the kind words retrolock, I love too do it, that sound a good to me, I will let definitely let you know when I go home, we normally stay in cavite (my parents house) a few days and after a week in Cebu or Palawan (next in our itinerary) and before we go back in the states we spend a few days in Marriott in resort world ( using my moms discounted rate) Thanks for the invite.

Great shot. Love the first one. Really cool and creative.

Peter2516 wrote in post #14757422
Thank you for the kind words retrolock, I love too do it, that sound a good to me, I will let definitely let you know when I go home, we normally stay in cavite (my parents house) a few days and after a week in Cebu or Palawan (next in our itinerary) and before we go back in the states we spend a few days in Marriott in resort world ( using my moms discounted rate) Thanks for the invite.

Great shot. Love the first one. Really cool and creative.

Thanks! I have a crazy friend (the one who jumped) who is willing to do the darnedest things.

I'm just in Makati and Resort Worlds, Cavite sounds so close to me! Will be waiting for you pare!

Peter2516 wrote in post #14757321
Omg. They are exactly the same? Are these seashells or stone?

They are stone fossils of sea shells, coral, and sand dollars as the fellow member mentioned, found in the mountain where my dad lives.
Apparently can put them back in the water since they have been dead for possibly millions of years..

Peter2516 wrote in post #14757321
Omg. They are exactly the same? Are these seashells or stone?

They are stone fossils of sea shells, coral, and sand dollars as you mentioned, found in the mountain where my dad lives.
Apparently cant put them back in the water since they have been dead for possibly millions of years lol.