David_W's Images (Project 365)

[Bill16]

Awesome shot! Just beautiful!

How about a little watery sunset for a change?
14-24mm; ISO-100; f-8, 1/60 sec exposure.


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[Don Kuykendall_RIP]

HDR by NIC?

 

[RockyNH_RIP]

Dave, you are killing me!!! Gorgeous shot!!

Pat in NH

 

[Scott Murray]

Great photos Dave.

 

[Dave_W]

"Roots - The Sequel"
24-70mm; 5 exposure HDR

 

[Don Kuykendall_RIP]

"Roots - The Sequel"
24-70mm; 5 exposure HDR


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either that is a very tiny lady or a very large tree. Either way it is a great photo.

 

[Dave_W]

either that is a very tiny lady or a very large tree. Either way it is a great photo.

Thanks! That's a normal sized lady and her normal sized kid climbing around the roots. It is indeed a very large tree. It was stoked he stood still long enough for me to fire off 5 exposures. His sister is also down there playing in the roots and I've several shots with her in them but is in this shot she's just outside the frame. To be honest, while I was taking these shots I was hoping I could squeeze a decent B&W out of one of them but there's just not enough contrast to get away with it.

 

[Don Kuykendall_RIP]

Thanks! That's a normal sized lady and her normal sized kid climbing around the roots. It is indeed a very large tree. It was stoked he stood still long enough for me to fire off 5 exposures. His sister is also down there playing in the roots and I've several shots with her in them but is in this shot she's just outside the frame. To be honest, while I was taking these shots I was hoping I could squeeze a decent B&W out of one of them but there's just not enough contrast to get away with it.

I was one the laptop when I looked at it the first time and did not see the child. I am looking at it on the 22inch monitor and now see him. That really is a large tree.

 

[wud]

Dave, such amazing photos. I am reading from phone, so cannot hit like - but i really like it all.
This last sunset picture on previous page, mindblowing!

 

[Dave_W]

Tequileros de Jalisco
2008; D70s; 18-70mm; f-6.3; ISO-200;

 

[RockyNH_RIP]

"Roots - The Sequel"
24-70mm; 5 exposure HDR

Dave, that was a wow photo, then I saw the people and really said WOW... Very nice!

Pat in NH

 

[Dave_W]

Young Bonobo at the San Diego Zoo

 

[Moab Man]

Those roots are insane!

 

[Dave_W]

Sunrise over the grasslands of the Blackfeet Indian Reservation, MT.​

 

[Dave_W]

Running Eagle Falls, MT
24-70mm, f-5; ISO-100; 5 exposure HDR (1-stop)

 

[Dave_W]

Running Eagle Falls (take two)

 

[Dave_W]

Montana Farm

 

[Rick M]

Excellent shots Dave! Were the last 4 all shot with the 24-70?

 

[Dave_W]

Yes, in fact the 24-70mm is both a blessing and a curse. A blessing in that it's an awesome lens and you tend to never want to swap it out and a curse in that it's an awesome lens and you never want to swap it out.

 

[Dave_W]

Far west side of Glacier up near the Canadian border looking east toward the park.
24-70mm, f-8; ISO-100; 4-image panorama (hand held)