Beware! Master at work!

[RML]

Here is a shot by my little girl (6-years old) taken with her mother's Oly Mju. It shows yours truly "at work".

Who else has shots of himself/herself at work?

 

[RML]

And the result of my work.

 

[Todd.Hanz]

You need to get your daughter on this site, we could learn a few things from her.

Todd

 

[Pherdinand]

🙂

🙂

Here's me. No' i'm not a punk; it was just windy up there. 4000 m altitude up in the Rocky Mountains. 12005 feet, to be more accurate.
Sorry,- that's not a RF, it's my Minolta SLR.

 

[RML]

12000 feet high and you still need a tripod? 🙂

 

[Pherdinand]

yes Remy 😀
"ain't no mountain high enough", LOL

 

[RML]

So, no more masters at work?

I'll post a few photos shot by my girl in my gallery one of these days. She's only 6 years old and doesn't use a camera very often; only when she remembers we brought one. But sometimes she has a really good eye.

 

[dankev]

My wife is faster on the draw with her digi than I am with the Kiev. It still takes me a few seconds to remember the Contax grip. 🙂

 

[nwcanonman]

My bride caught me with her digi-P&S on Mt. Rainier - Brrrrrrr.😀
It's an F3/T with a Kiron 28-90mm lens.

 

[l.mar]

"it was just windy up there..."

"it was just windy up there..."

"Here's me. No' i'm not a punk; it was just windy up there. 4000 m altitude up in the Rocky Mountains. 12005 feet, to be more accurate."

Pherdinand

Hey, I know that place! Is that the top of Trail Ridge Road, at the top of the trail leading from the Alpine Visitor's Center, at Rocky Mountain National Park? We were there in late August/Early September.

 

[Pherdinand]

Yes L.mar, that's the place. This was in june. I was at a conference in Boulder, CO, for a week, with some colleagues.

 

[Russ]

Re: "it was just windy up there..."

Re: "it was just windy up there..."

"Here's me. No' i'm not a punk; it was just windy up there. 4000 m altitude up in the Rocky Mountains. 12005 feet, to be more accurate."

Pherdinand

Hey, I know that place! Is that the top of Trail Ridge Road, at the top of the trail leading from the Alpine Visitor's Center, at Rocky Mountain National Park? We were there in late August/Early September.

That's a nice area. I used to go up there, just about every weekend. Used to live in Fort Collins. Iy's a wonderful area. There are some way-coll ghost towns in the Rockies to explore and shoot. I never did get around to climbing the Diamond. There's a beauty of a 5.12 route on it.

Russ

 

[back alley]

geez H*, you're a lot better looking than russ said!!

joe

 

[nwcanonman]

Joe,
But remember, it's my wife's camera, so is biased - LOL.

 

[Russ]

geez H*, you're a lot better looking than russ said!!

joe

Joe,

A picture is worth a thousand words.... Here's a snap of master Russ, attempting to teach student Harold, the finer intricacies of mastering the focusing fluid.

Kiron Kid

 

[back alley]

where's curly?

lol

joe

 

[nwcanonman]

Joe,
We don't want no Moe ~ ; - )
Nyuk, nyuk, nyuk !!!!

 

[nwcanonman]

This is "master" Russ trying to find Mt. St Helen's before it re-erupted last Fall.

 

[Russ]

Joe

Did you notice the super slick, ultra sharp Vivitar ES in my paws, in Curly's snap of me?

Russ

 

[back alley]

i wondered what you were shooting with.

and, is that what i think it is in her hands?

joe