The 3rd official Random Discussion For TPBM Photo's and Photographers Thread (3)

theague wrote in post #4026625
You trying to catch your wife?

I really should get a longer lens and visit that wildlife place in Seattle. I can't even think of it's name. lol

Are you talking about the Northwest Trek? Or the Woodland Zoo?

Ok, im out for a bit.....getting ready for the game tonight

they're going against my old school

Mike's link to the Cthulhu reminded me of this shot I took (seeing if I can attach the image using the codes)

Cool, it worked.

Maxed Out wrote in post #4026670
Ok, im out for a bit.....getting ready for the game tonight

Is this the one you get to shoot with the school photog? Have fun.

Becky N wrote in post #4026675
Mike's link to the Cthulhu reminded me of this shot I took (seeing if I can attache the image using the codes)

This stuff is growing in a hot spring run of and had very cool movement as the water current passed over.

That's pretty neat-o, Becky.

Well, now that we got that to work, here are some more fall colors between Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks:

Permagrin wrote in post #4026589
I have a question for you guys...since so many of you are photoshop guru's...

IS CS3 worth it's price (I mean, worth that much more than elements/vs what you can do with it)?

I think so but that is just my opinion. I can't make heads or tails out of LR. But I have not tried that hard either.

Becky N wrote in post #4026675
Mike's link to the Cthulhu reminded me of this shot I took (seeing if I can attache the image using the codes)

This stuff is growing in a hot spring run of and had very cool movement as the water current passed over.

That is cool Becky.

A couple of moms and kids:

Maxed Out wrote in post #4026552
Deer Puddles,

nice shots.....top one is me favorite

you gave that deer peanut butter

Actually, the deer was just expressing his displeasure with Puddle. The wanted me to take this shot, not P-Pirate. But alas, it wasn't on my side of the vehicle and Dan wouldn't get on the floor of the Tahoe.

He's such a pbMH!

:p:p

Northwest Trek is what I was thinking of. Never been to either though.

T.D. wrote in post #4026745
Actually, the deer was just expressing his displeasure with Puddle. The wanted me to take this shot, not P-Pirate. But alas, it wasn't on my side of the vehicle and Dan wouldn't get on the floor of the Tahoe.

He's such a pbMH!

:p:p

Who's a whiner now? Hmm?

theague wrote in post #4026751
Northwest Trek is what I was thinking of. Never been to either though.

Oh, man, Kody, you gotta go. We love both those places, and get great shots everytime we go. Take your wife and spend a day. The Trek is fantastic, and an all day thing. The Zoo is also great, and well laid out. Right next door to the zoo is a small botanical garden with a really nice fountain. We didn't know it was there until the last time we went. I wish we spent more time in there. Beautiful.

puddlepirate44 wrote in post #4026761
Who's a whiner now? Hmm?

Oh, man, Kody, you gotta go. We love both those places, and get great shots everytime we go. Take your wife and spend a day. The Trek is fantastic, and an all day thing. The Zoo is also great, and well laid out. Right next door to the zoo is a small botanical garden with a really nice fountain. We didn't know it was there until the last time we went. I wish we spent more time in there. Beautiful.

YOU!

puddlepirate44 wrote in post #4026761
Who's a whiner now? Hmm?


Oh, man, Kody, you gotta go. We love both those places, and get great shots everytime we go. Take your wife and spend a day. The Trek is fantastic, and an all day thing. The Zoo is also great, and well laid out. Right next door to the zoo is a small botanical garden with a really nice fountain. We didn't know it was there until the last time we went. I wish we spent more time in there. Beautiful.

Are they worth going to even if your longest lens is only 105mm?

Becky N wrote in post #4026675
Mike's link to the Cthulhu reminded me of this shot I took (seeing if I can attach the image using the codes)

This stuff is growing in a hot spring run ofF and had very cool movement in the water current.

Becky N wrote in post #4026699
Well, now that we got that to work, here are some more fall colors between Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks:

I guess when I take too long to reply to things and a lot happens in between I miss stuff... Missed these great shots until just now. Makes me want to go there next year if my boy from Scotland visits! We're thinking of doing a road trip much like the one we took over in the UK.