Hold On
Nikon D100, Nikkor 24mm f2.8 AF
posted by Warren T. at 6:53 AM
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Wednesday, October 31, 2007
Friday, October 12, 2007
Jammin'
Nikon D100, Tamron 24-135mm
The local Chinatown band, Jest Jammin, entertained the crowd at the recent Autumn Moon Festival.
Hey! This is our 998th post! Whose will be the 1000th post?
--Warren
posted by Warren T. at 6:18 PM
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Tuesday, October 09, 2007
Photos from our Alaska Cruise and Canada Vacation
The Orca's were abundant in Victoria, British Columbia during our whale watching tour. The Glacier shots were taken from our Alaska Cruise in Early July. Alaska is a phenomenal place with incredible landscape and wild life. We will be going back soon.
posted by Steve at 9:31 PM
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Benson said...
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Great pictures. During our Alaskan cruise we did not see any orcas but did see a few humpback whales. I see that you were able to get really close to the glaciers.
I agree with you that Alaska is just so beautiful and really seems untouched by human contact, which may be why its still beautiful. We were in Alaska around the same time but for us the weather was very gloomy. -
Steve said...
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Benson,
Thanks. We saw a few humpbacks but they weren't very active, at least not when compared to Maui. Our friends that went whale watching during the cruise saw humpbacks from about twenty feet and orcas as well from a bit further away. Our cruise ship (Princess) got pretty close to some huge Glaciers. I got some Grizzly bear shots too but from quite a distance away (didn't have the right lens either) so they look ho-hum and not worth posting.
The Orca in the picture was shot in Victoria area during our whale watching tour on a small 20 foot boat.
Turn 1
This is a marketing shot for Leman's Karting in fremont that I shot. D2x, 50mm, 1/100@f1.6, ISO 400.
Labels: Fremont, indoor Karting, Kart Racing, Leman's Karting
posted by Steve at 9:17 PM
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Junior Kart Racing
This is a photo of my younger son zipping around the indoor karting facility in fremont, CA. It was shot with a D2x with a 85mm lens. 1/80 at F1.4 ISO 200.
posted by Steve at 9:06 PM
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Warren T. said...
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Welcome back, Steve. It's been a while :). I was beginning to wonder if you've abandoned us.
This is a great use of shallow DOF and panning, and it's nicely composed too. Great capture!
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Steve said...
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Yeah, I've been AWOL for a long time. I haven't stopped shooting, just didn't get around to posting.
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3 Comments:
:-) :-) A great catch! Looks like both dad and baby are paying rapt attention to something. It brings back very good memories - last time my son was small enough for this is about 18 years ago, if not longer.
Sorry to have been so absent - I'm still finishing up the editing of the wedding photos (I already gave them a DVD with about 225 photos, but we took lots more.) As soon as I'm finished with these, probably this weekend, I can start editing the bat-mitzvah photos I took more recently - but that's a *much* smaller job.
Best regards,
SteveR
Nice to hear from you, Steve. Actually, it's nice to hear from ANYONE here :), this joint has been too quiet lately.
This shot was taken at a local street fair. The dad and baby were intently watching a performance on the stage.
I'd love to see a few more pictures from your wedding shoot.
--WT
Massaging of the brain, yesss...........
lol, great pic! :)
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