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

travisvwright wrote in post #17815381

(Says the guy who made a construction paper chain with his son that now has only 7 links left.)

Nerd and proud of it This one is hand made by a guy in Canada (I live in Sweden) and there's only like 50 or so of them in the whole world

let the (canon) force be with you.

evelakes wrote in post #17815397
let the (canon) force be with you.

Actually all that EU stuff is called "Legends" now, they're not canon any more. But yeah it was shot with a Canon

Brother in law's wedding

I purchased this toy sailboat to donate to the local Toys-For-Tots holiday charity, and decided to set up the rigging .... as it looked to be a bit frustrating for a tot.
One thing led to another, and I was curious if it would really float, as advertised.
It ended-up looking fairly realistic in my bathtub, although it would have been bettter to have something other than a rubber shower mat showing underneath the water. However, I doubted my wife would have been pleased had I thrown rocks and sand into the tub !

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hammer418 wrote in post #17815768
I purchased this toy sailboat...


Then, I started daydreaming. I thought: if unencumbered by time, money, age, etc ...... where would I set sail for a lengthy photography shoot. For me, it would have to be Patagonia.
Where would you go, 70D'ers ?

Enjoyable post - thanks Mike ~

Where would I go? I would stay in my own province for a few months and get that stricken from the list, then go to certain northern locations eventually landing out west for another few months. Then perhaps off to wherever there are wild big cats such as lions and cheetahs and strike that from my childhood list.

And by this time, the adventure would likely begun

Love the b/w shot, very classy.

'And by this time, the adventure would likely begun', sometimes as I creak around the house I think my is near the end.

cubatahavana wrote in post #17815711
Brother in law's wedding

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These are great shots!

hammer418 wrote in post #17815768
I purchased this toy sailboat to donate to the local Toys-For-Tots holiday charity, and decided to set up the rigging .... as it looked to be a bit frustrating for a tot.

OK, Mike. Just admit you wanted to have the fun of putting it together!

MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #17815322
Here's the shot where you can see she is without a functional right foot
Seems to be doing well though and as mentioned prior we're making it easy for her
to source food.

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Great documentary and BIF image. Good for you guys for helping the girl out.

A few from the backyard today with the Sigma 150-600. The more I practice with this lens, the better it gets.

Haha! At least I'm not shooting them (now). Definitely looks like you and the lens have taken to each other. Just beautiful work.

Immaculens wrote in post #17815789
Enjoyable post - thanks Mike ~

Where would I go? I would stay in my own province for a few months and get that stricken from the list, then go to certain northern locations eventually landing out west for another few months. Then perhaps off to wherever there are wild big cats such as lions and cheetahs and strike that from my childhood list.

And by this time, the adventure would likely begun

If'n you're after the big cats, it'd be reason to purchase the legendary Canon 1200 mm lens !