In retrospect, I should have taken more people pictures as they are the more interesting ones to look at from the perspective of someone who participated in the Cafe event. However, I did get some good ones and will show a few below. The link to the gallery of web-sized images is here, while the full-res versions may be found here for those who may wish to have a copy. Dinner, Sunday Night: Mason displaying Lens Lust, which Dave thinks is quite funny: View attachment 88166 Connie, now THAT's a lens! View attachment 88167 From Mason's excellent 300 f/2.8: View attachment 88168 Enjoying Sommer and Paul's invitation to a campfire on Saturday night View attachment 88169 What can I say? View attachment 88170
What awsome wonderful photos! I got a chuckle too! That lens certainly is huge that Connie had! WOW! So whats the story with the 200 f2 ya'll keep talking about?! I didn't know there was one!
These are all terrific! I checked out the gallery as well and you have some really special moments captured there as well. I particularly like the one of LauraBeth w/my two boys at dinner. What great memories for us all!
Joe, these are wonderful! You captured the group well. It was a pleasure to meet you and your family. Thanks to everyone who held me down and pried Bertha away from me!
These are great!!!!! You've really captured all the fun we were having, both adults and kids! Love these! Yep, I brought Bertha (200mm f/2) out and she had fun in Patrick's hands, being rocked by Mason, admired by all and of course capturing images of the people and the fun.... My images are still on the CF cards, ready to be uploaded when I get home!
Great images from all of you and I have had fun looking thanks alot all. I just get the biggest hoot out of Dave and his overalls:>))))
Everyone, thanks for the responses! We all enjoyed the weekened and are very glad to share some of these images. I especially like the group shot, as well as the one in the gallery of Leigh and Patrick's boys and Laura Beth. They were so cute all sitting together.
