Post'em boys/girls......images.

gawd i love that place....can't wait to go back.

where'd you go?

 

i dont shoot races, but ill give it a shot

covering a fire for the paper.


i do lots and lots of band work




self port

 

We stayed for 16 days on the Big Island. Went just about everywhere on that island. Main places, Hilo and Kona.

 

You do like to live dangerously, don't you?

Never get between a mama bear and her cub.

Dawn

 

I have a 50cc scooter and live right next door in Mini-Sota. Hook me up!

 

Come back in about 14 years. We'll see what you say then...

Dawn :up:

 

I bought a new D200 a few weeks ago - here's some stuff I shot on Day 1 with my new baby!


Nikon D200
ISO: 100
Exposure: 1/200 sec
Aperture: f/1.8
Focal Length: 85mm

I had the opportunity to photograph some birds that were rescued by the Raptor Conservancy of Virginia. How often can you get a full-frame shot of a bird with an 85mm lens!?




Nikon D200
ISO: 320
Exposure: 1/160 sec
Aperture: f/5.6
Focal Length: 180mm (macro)

 

i like that first shot.

is that your pelican?

 

No, this is.

 

Sean, those look GREAT!

 

It's a albino chicken, retard. Ain't you never seen one a'for?

 

fly! pelican.....fly!!!!

seriously...do you actually own an owl?

 

Albino chicken.

 

I need one of them owls to fix my squirel problem!

 

Putter has to be older than three yearas old

 

No, his daughter would be about 14 - 15 years old. Then we'll see how he feels about the boys starting to look at her.

 

just a canon rebel so nothing special just wanted share though!

 

damn... I gotta learn to take better pics...

 

A squirrel would tear those owls apart - they weighed maybe 4 oz. each. (The owl in the second shot is perched on the gauntleted finger an averaged sized man.) The "big" owl in the link below was maybe the size of a cat - only weighed about 2 lbs.



I wish I owned an owl - those owls are cared for by the Raptor Conservancy of Virginia. (The aforementioned link.) They also brought out some hawks, a kestrel and a kite, but I didn't really get any shots of them that I was really happy with - the owl stuff turned out the best.

http://picasaweb.google.com/SeanJordan23/Raptors

By the way - if you're looking for a cheap (free!) easy (it's by Google!) way to host and share photos online, get yourself a Gmail account and download Picasa - they give you a few gigs of space to play around with, and a really nice interface. The software is very nice as well. (It's not Photoshop, but for free it is excellent.)

 

Mmm, beer battered 4oz owls. Get in my belly.