Tour of CA - Stage 3 - NEW MARK2n

Well I FINALLY got my mark2n last week and had the chance to try it out. Damn I love this thing...a little more of a learning curve than the 20d

Would like to get any comments/suggestions on these two photos. I am putting the link since they are 1000 px wide and don't want to brake the rules.

http://larryrosa.com/s​tage3/

Since is it a new camera, I don't know why theEXIF info doesn't display on the first two but does on the last 2 pages.....gotta read the manual again.

I was shooting with my 70-200 2.8 ISO 400

thanks in advance.

Very nice shots. Fantastic colour, contrast and sharpness. What aperture were you using?

ErikM wrote in post #2754913
Very nice shots. Fantastic colour, contrast and sharpness. What aperture were you using?

f6 1/1250 for the first photo

f11 1/500 for the second

First shot is very stunning, but the rest of the collection is fantastic.

Oops I didn't see the NEXT button at the bottom Rest of the set is quite nice too!

WOW!!!!!! Those are all excellent!

I am more than jealous. I shoot cycling here, but the season is very short (Winter seems to be 10 months of the year) and we have very few large races...

When you want to lend me your MKIIn, I'll borrow it no problem!

Nice pictures.

Were you part of the caravan?

Marvelous ... love that first page set! I think you've got a great eye for it!

Acutally, I love cycling and race myself...er well I line up and I consider it racing but that is being generous.

This particular stage was really friendly to get to mulitple spots on the course.

I had rode this road before and there are a few false flats...just when you think you've got to the top then you turn the corner and BAM you are hit with another mile of climbing.


This picture is taken after 4 miles of climbing and then you turn the corner and see this
http://larryrosa.com/s​tage3/IMG_7076.jpg

I posted a few more photos (page 4) to show the climb a little better.

Not sure if I should post another topic or just list it here....

http://larryrosa.com/t​oc07/ those are photos from the prologue in San Francisco.

The first photo is stunning! Well done!