Canon 60D Users, Unite! (4!)

Canon_Lover wrote in post #15571944
Dang! You guys always get epic sunsets down there. I wonder why? They're harder to come by up here in Washington.

During the winter they are always amazing. This sunset was one of the best. About 20 minutes after this shot the sky was pure red, but unfortunately all my shots were ruined because I got mist on my filter from the waves . There hasn't been anything good for the past week though.

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Another from Tekapo

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Tekapo II by Clarkies_Pics, on Flickr

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Another "now and then"

And one of the sexy D.

"High life on low budget"
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X-Pro1 XF 35 f/1.4

Not what you think it is..

"High life on low budget"
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X-Pro1 XF 35 f/1.4

bent toe wrote in post #15578477
Not what you think it is..

You mean t's not an upside down horizon shot?

Seriously though, I just love the Now & Then shots.

James
60D w/ kit EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS
G15

bent toe wrote in post #15578477
Not what you think it is..

kingpagla wrote in post #15578732
You mean t's not an upside down horizon shot?

Seriously though, I just love the Now & Then shots.

I believe upside down is correct, but what are the short black lines that fade into the distance?

Charles

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kingpagla wrote in post #15578732
You mean t's not an upside down horizon shot?

Seriously though, I just love the Now & Then shots.

aaaw.. right away? I thought i made it very optical-illusionis-like

Inspeqtor wrote in post #15578792
I believe upside down is correct, but what are the short black lines that fade into the distance?

Those a little..umm.. the english word for it...umm..erm.. well it's tiny poles with a beaming light on them, through that canal is very heavy trrafic on a weekley basis from tankships and cargoships.

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X-Pro1 XF 35 f/1.4

The Bronx is Snowing.

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James
60D w/ kit EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS
G15

Taken just a few days ago...and now today we are getting 30+ inches of snow!!!

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Gear: Canon 6D | Canon 50mm f/1.8 | Canon 17-40mm f/4.0 | Canon 24-105mm f/4.0 | Canon Speedlite 430EX II | YN-568EX | YN-560 II (x2)|

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X-Pro1 XF 35 f/1.4

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snow by awilli1715k, on Flickr

My Outlander Sport This Morning

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Snow by awilli1715k, on Flickr

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wilderness by awilli1715k, on Flickr

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[QUOTE=bent toe;15578428]Another "now and then"

Awesome picture bent toe

Dan

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