-= 70D owners unite! Post up pics and discuss!

We went to historic Yates Mill park yesterday, so I'll post some of those photos over the coming days. The clouds were nice and fluffy all day, so we'll start there.

Caught a rainbow in a cloud when the sun went behind it. Couldn't really determine how best to frame it, so I went with this; hope it's appealing.

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Very nice photos, Jeremy .... I'll look forward to more !

Took these last month at the Gathering of the Vibes festival. Just got around to doing some pp and posting them. Was up close early on but the heat got the better part of me so I retreated to the VIP tent and decided to shoot from a distance from the shade and a table to rest my cold beer(s) After 5pm...Warren Haynes was on stage in some fashion until after 2am!

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Here are some of Yates Mill proper. It's a beautiful old building restored to all its 1756 glory. It's the only park around here that I've seen require commercial photographer permits, so you know it's a popular place. Unfortunately, based on that page, it seems the permits are newly required because some photogs are fools, putting their subjects in perilous positions. Anyway...

Here's the mill itself.

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Here is an image I took yesterday on the bottom of Lake Michigan at a depth of 150'+...with only ambient light...the 70D is a GREAT underwater camera! I love this camera...

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Here is an image I took yesterday on the bottom of Lake Michigan at a depth of 150'+...with only ambient light...the 70D is a GREAT underwater camera! I love this camera...

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Stunning.

Paul.

Thanks Paul...this wreck was subject to a number of theories as it appeared to simply vanish in 1891...one of the theories was that aliens took it...no joke. Another theory was the captain sailed it to another port, painted a new name over it and swore the crew to secrecy. It was considered a "mystery shipwreck" until the last ten years. Normally when a wooden schooner impacts the ocean or lake floor the bowsprit is destroyed, this one survived the impact and thus why I always try to set up an initial shot...fantastic history on the bottom of the Great Lakes. In a day or so I will post a beer bottle I shot from one of Al Capone's numerous parties aboard the shipwreck "Roatarian."

Have a broken bone in my hand for 2 weeks so haven't been able to take photos but took a cpl of my kid today though with the light 24 pancake.

This small wolf spider was on the edge of the back door where a bit of moss is growing - took just a couple, and this one shows it off best - but the mouth has something white in it which I can't tell what it is... Venus 60mm lens, 70D, f/11, 1/200, ISO 200

From my visit to Germany Schwarzwald and the Eifel.

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Great set Richard!

The leaves are changing here in Colorado, this was two days ago. Planning to go up there for a more extended trip next week, hopefully I'll get a shot or two worth posting.

Here are the last of the Mill photos from our outing. I would love to go back there just me & the camera one day; this is the best I could do without ditching my family.

The water wheel was a beautiful setup, rust and all.

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