avondale87 thanks for whoever started this  More info Post edited over 4 years ago by avondale87. | Jul 09, 2019 17:12 | #1156 todgrubbs wrote in post #18890830  This is my first post, One of my recent images from Big Bend national park in West Texas. Lovely landscape, beautifully photographed.
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Wonderful image
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Jul 09, 2019 20:50 | #1159 TRhoads wrote in post #18890767 yeah, parts of Death Valley certainly feel alien. At the racetrack I had the feeling that if an alien spaceship landed, it really wouldn't be out of place. I'd be like 'uh I guess aliens really do exist' and carry on. Edward Jenner
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TRhoads Cream of the Crop  More info | Jul 09, 2019 21:06 | #1160 ejenner wrote in post #18890944 At the racetrack I had the feeling that if an alien spaceship landed, it really wouldn't be out of place. I'd be like 'uh I guess aliens really do exist' and carry on. Same...that place was cool as hell too. Website
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dark_elf Senior Member  More info | Jul 10, 2019 00:06 | #1162 As the sunset descended upon Elephant Cove near town of Denmark in Wester Australia back in March, the light, colours and mood turned very much like I was on Mars.  Is There Life on Mars? by Darkelf Photography, on FlickrFacebook
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vasher Senior Member  More info | Jul 10, 2019 00:24 | #1163 Busted out the tripod this weekend!  oregon coast-5496 by vashnic, on Flickr oregon coast stacked by vashnic, on Flickr oregon coast-5378 by vashnic, on Flickr oregon coast-5504 by vashnic, on Flickr
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Jul 10, 2019 02:02 | #1164 vasher wrote in post #18891036 Busted out the tripod this weekend!  I feel I should get a bit closer to things in general for wide-angle shots, but it's really uncomfortable scrunching down to check through the viewfinder. oregon coast-5496 by vashnic, on Flickr oregon coast stacked by vashnic, on Flickr oregon coast-5378 by vashnic, on Flickr oregon coast-5504 by vashnic, on FlickrWhen you can walk away with shots like that, know that it was worth the discomfort. They are stunning. Got stuff
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tuttifrutti Senior Member More info | Jul 10, 2019 04:23 | #1165 A recent trip to a lavender field that had very little lavender, so I made the most of the lovely wild flowers  Lavender.001 by ***tuttifrutti***, on FlickrHello...
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Eidelweiss Goldmember  3,043 posts Gallery: 452 photos Likes: 7702 Joined Nov 2018 Location: Carroll County, New Hampshire, USA More info | Jul 10, 2019 05:09 | #1166 todgrubbs wrote in post #18890830 This is my first post, One of my recent images from Big Bend national park in West Texas.  Welcome to the very best place on the internet! Chris~ Nikon D 3400
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Eidelweiss Goldmember 3,043 posts Gallery: 452 photos Likes: 7702 Joined Nov 2018 Location: Carroll County, New Hampshire, USA More info | Jul 10, 2019 05:11 | #1167 vasher wrote in post #18891036 Busted out the tripod this weekend! I feel I should get a bit closer to things in general for wide-angle shots, but it's really uncomfortable scrunching down to check through the viewfinder. oregon coast-5496 by vashnic, on Flickr oregon coast stacked by vashnic, on Flickr oregon coast-5378 by vashnic, on Flickr oregon coast-5504 by vashnic, on FlickrWonderful images, but thetop one.....WOW!!!! Chris~ Nikon D 3400
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Sibil Cream of the Crop 10,415 posts Likes: 54444 Joined Jan 2009 Location: SoCal More info | Jul 10, 2019 09:46 | #1168 dark_elf wrote in post #18887556 Vivid sunrise at Binalong Bay in Tasmania, Australia.  Fire Skies by Darkelf Photography, on FlickrFantastic composition!
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Jul 10, 2019 11:14 | #1169 vasher wrote in post #18891036 Busted out the tripod this weekend! I feel I should get a bit closer to things in general for wide-angle shots, but it's really uncomfortable scrunching down to check through the viewfinder.One of the advantages I've found with the flip out screen is there is less scrunching when the camera is on a tripod, just flip it out and you can see the shot in live view without peering through the view finder. (should you ever get a camera with the flip out screen)
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CScottIV I should keep some things to myself!  More info | Jul 10, 2019 18:01 | #1170 patrick j wrote in post #18891304 One of the advantages I've found with the flip out screen is there is less scrunching when the camera is on a tripod, just flip it out and you can see the shot in live view without peering through the view finder. (should you ever get a camera with the flip out screen) You've got a couple of really nice shots in there. That and using your phone to control the camera. Charles
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