Hi Folks:
Thought I'd post a few shots from my recent trip across the U.S. We came from Oregon to Maryland, making stops in Craters of the Moon (Idaho), National Elk Refuge (Jackson, Wyoming), Grand Tetons, Yellowstone, Big Horn, Mount Rushmore, The Badlands, and so forth. I posted a red fox pic in the wildlife forum, and will post another one there of a Bison taken at Yellowstone. I think the processing is halfway done on these. I also have a few BW conversions coming. The laptop screen is troubling me - not calibrated, way too small, can't gauge the angle well enough... How do you folks who work on laptops primarily do it?
I used a D300 and D70, with primarily three lenses: 35-70mm 2.8D, Sigma 10-20mm, and at times an older Nikkor 70-300mm f/4-5.6G.
Jackson, Wyoming, National Elk Refuge: (blew the highlights, see top of cloud, but still like the image.)
From Grand Teton National Park: the sky was just incredible
At Yellowstone:
Mount Rushmore, South Dakota:
At the Badlands:
At the Badlands:
Wish I had been at the Badlands during sunset, or early morning, but... traveling with kids and with a timetable cuts a bit on the flexibility.
Thanks for looking. Any thoughts appreciated.
gassho,
Nacho :smile:
Thought I'd post a few shots from my recent trip across the U.S. We came from Oregon to Maryland, making stops in Craters of the Moon (Idaho), National Elk Refuge (Jackson, Wyoming), Grand Tetons, Yellowstone, Big Horn, Mount Rushmore, The Badlands, and so forth. I posted a red fox pic in the wildlife forum, and will post another one there of a Bison taken at Yellowstone. I think the processing is halfway done on these. I also have a few BW conversions coming. The laptop screen is troubling me - not calibrated, way too small, can't gauge the angle well enough... How do you folks who work on laptops primarily do it?
I used a D300 and D70, with primarily three lenses: 35-70mm 2.8D, Sigma 10-20mm, and at times an older Nikkor 70-300mm f/4-5.6G.
Jackson, Wyoming, National Elk Refuge: (blew the highlights, see top of cloud, but still like the image.)

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From Grand Teton National Park: the sky was just incredible

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At Yellowstone:

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Mount Rushmore, South Dakota:

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At the Badlands:

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At the Badlands:

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Wish I had been at the Badlands during sunset, or early morning, but... traveling with kids and with a timetable cuts a bit on the flexibility.
Thanks for looking. Any thoughts appreciated.
gassho,
Nacho :smile: