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Daily Discussion - Wednesday - January 6, 2010
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Daily Discussion - Wednesday - January 6, 2010
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There are three kinds of men. The one that learns by reading. The few who learn by observation. The rest of them have to pee on the electric fence for themselves. ~ Will Rogers
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Wonderful shots and history.
What a wonderful shot. You outdid yourself on this one. 5*s.
oh they're eating the Perch that they're catching too!
Really nice capture, virgil.
In my younger years, I used to ice fish all the time. Its a cold sport, but when they were biting it was great fun to have my Son and Daughter pulling them up out of the hole.
Great capture... did you get the sense that the tow truck was just cruising along waiting for that little car to slip out of the ruts?
56 sounds balmy to me at the moment! Though, for EYW, that's practically frigid!
I always say I was born in a darkroom. My father was a professional photographer
I wish I had those type of photos of my grandparents and their ancestors. Nice photos.
Wonderful to have those photos, Bebop. Obviously the visual arts run in your family. Do I see a little family resemblance in your grandmother's face? I think so.
Just looks cold to me. I'm not sure why anyone would do it for fun though. :)
US hockey kids beat the Canadians? WHat's this world coming to??
I love your sunrises, Keith, specially that first one. We don't often get that lighting of the clouds from underneath as you do with your wide open spaces.
An amaing, captivating view!
Handsome and beautiful; seems photography has been part of your family/life for generations. Very nice to have the history, as well.
just checked in Hog's Breath saloon in KW....56F....they are taking a beating down there!
I watched him drill, and at the marina there it looked like 4-5" before he broke through....cars, trucks and snowmobilers will often drive out on the lake wwwhen it's this cold
very cool BP...and I see that she was fond of the forest too!
Lovely shots, Bebop. How great to have such great photos of your ancestors along with the history behind their relationship.
I've been working on my day book project. In addition to putting lots of my photos in it, I have been scanning some old family photos.
Here is my Grandpa Pete (I had posted a photo of him as an old man before). Here he was in 1901, a photographer in…
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- At 10:31am on December 16, 2009,
thomas ray gordon said… - guns and...good thing there were no bad guys (uh, or maybe good guys? ) sneaking about. good catch. I would like to say it was on purpose, but, alas I can't lie. there is only one difference between me and george washington..he couldn't lie and I can, but wont...I just got in a hurry and....thanks for the catch, keith.
Tom
- At 11:17am on November 24, 2009,
thomas ray gordon said…
- hello keith.. have a great Thanksgiving. sorry about the broncos...but, you should cheer up watching america's team beat the raiders this thrusday. : D
- At 8:51pm on November 23, 2009,
thomas ray gordon said…
- play time ...thanks keith
- At 8:17am on November 19, 2009,
Cheryl Parmar said…
- thanks for the comment Keith
- At 7:43pm on November 18, 2009,
thomas ray gordon said…
- waiting in the moonlight....hey keith. i'm so glad you caught the wagon, the band was just leaving : D .....actually, thank you for stopping by and viewing/commenting on my posting. i appreciate it very much.
- At 3:50am on November 15, 2009,
virgil gabriel said…
- Thank you, Keith, for your comments on "Slowly Eroding Lanikai Beach." I appreciate it very much!
- At 6:28am on November 8, 2009,
- Hi Keith thanks for your comments appreciate them...no I don't think she was a show animal...she was just in a field with the rest of the herd in a field not far from where I live....I think they were waiting to go and get milked
- At 5:44pm on November 5, 2009,
Scotty said… - Thanks Keith for commenting on "For GTO"
- At 5:41pm on November 5, 2009,
Scotty said…
- Thanks Keith for your comment on Day ends for the Lightkeeper!
SCotty
- At 1:17pm on November 1, 2009,
thomas ray gordon said…
- latest posting..thank you, keith, for taking the time to view and comment on my postings.
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- Home state or region:
- South Park, Colorado
- About Me:
- Retiree, photo enthusiast, living in Colorado's high Alpine Country at 10,000.' Far from pro, but addicted none-the-less. Diane has joined Daily Pics with her own account.
Diane and I are Wal-Mart greeters, however not at Wal-Mart! We do mountain tours at Breckenridge Ski Resort as Ambassadors.
Ain't retirement grand!
- Favorite camera:
- Nikon D90 with Tamron 18~270mm f3.5-6.3 lens
- Favorite photo subject:
- This seems to ebb and flow as to our location, and the opportunities available. Currently it is bird/s in-flight, and landscapes. Both Diane and I are constantly attempting to capture shots that depict our High Alpine environment. My passion however is wildlife, and all things in nature
- Website:
- http://picasaweb.google.com/stcroix2
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ISO
Just perusing the most recent edition of MacWorld. On page 79 they have an article on the Nikon D3S.
"...The high-end DSLR boasts a light-sensitivity range of up to ISO 12,800, as well as an enhanced mode that further extends the range to the equivalent of ISO 102,400
Now I still have much more to learn about my new Nikon D90, than I have already learned. Pushing the ISO limits is above my knowledge level. ISO is something I've always equated to the film version of "film speed". W… Continue
"...The high-end DSLR boasts a light-sensitivity range of up to ISO 12,800, as well as an enhanced mode that further extends the range to the equivalent of ISO 102,400
Now I still have much more to learn about my new Nikon D90, than I have already learned. Pushing the ISO limits is above my knowledge level. ISO is something I've always equated to the film version of "film speed". W… Continue
Posted on December 6, 2009 at 10:38pm — 3 Comments
Headed out on a road trip... cameras in tow
For the next couple weeks we'll be heading out into the prairie. First a few days in Rapid City, where we just might be lucky enough to catch one day of the "Black Hills Pow Wow" which is the Lakota gathering for dancing, fancy costumes and exhibits... might make a very different challenge to photograph... very colorful, indoor (flash) photography. I've done none, or very little of this... guess we'll see how they turn out.
Then on to the smallest (population wise) state capital, Pierre. May be… Continue
Then on to the smallest (population wise) state capital, Pierre. May be… Continue
Posted on October 1, 2009 at 11:09pm — 5 Comments
Wintertime travel in a high alpine environment
Yesterday was a "Volunteer Day" for DeeDee and me over at Beaver Creek Ski Resort. That resort is 75 miles from our cabin. The trip over was quick and easy; we made the trip in an hour and thirty-five minutes. The trip back home was more problematic and is what prompts me to write this Blog entry.
We left Beaver Creek at 4:15 pm. We arrived back at our cabin at 7:30 pm. The drive from Vail to the top of Vail Pass was a two hour trip, a distance of 14 miles!
It had been snowing for about two ho… Continue
We left Beaver Creek at 4:15 pm. We arrived back at our cabin at 7:30 pm. The drive from Vail to the top of Vail Pass was a two hour trip, a distance of 14 miles!
It had been snowing for about two ho… Continue
Posted on December 13, 2008 at 11:30am — 3 Comments
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This photo of wild crab apples ~ poet food. A beautiful allegory of Ambition - both hopeful and thwarted. While energized by the broad sweeping curves and attempts at fullness and colour, we are humbled by bearing witness to the ultimate results of…
best wishes for a good day Jill!
just fired up my snowblower, and I'm ready for our approaching snow, we've been lucky so far but may get hi this time...then it will ventute over to visit TW, BP and Andy too!
Love all the work you did on this picture. I think Tschaikowsky would be happy.
Perfect depiction of winter tranquility.
I guess the snow at least makes fallen seeds and nuts easier to spot.
Great shot and I had to chuckle at your "PG-13" or "R" comment! Very funny.
Such beautiful light you captured on the mountains! Enjoy your walk. :)
A whopper!
Wonderful saturation of color! Looks like my kind of place.
I imagine your feeder activity will only increase, Louie.
We are still waaay belkow normal temps here and they are still saying we might actually see snow tonight and tomorrow. I'll believe it when I see it.
Almost like a Monet. Glorious.
Wonderful. Walden would liked this as well as Socrates.
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