Carl D F wrote:
Fellow Hoggers, I have been reading the posts for a couple years, This is my first post. For background, I am 73 retired,been taking shots starting back in the film 120/620 days then graduated to Nikon 35mm. When Nikon went digital so did I. First Nikon digital was 6 meg pixels.
Ok the reason for my post is for help. The wife and I are going to New Mexico for 10 days in mid October. We are looking for sites to take pictures, really want to get some good shots of Indian ruins, cliff dwellings. I will be using my Nikon D7100 caring two lenses, Nikon AF-S 18-300mm 3.6-6.3 GED VR and a Tokina ATX PRO SD 11-16 F2.8 (IF) DX II. The wife ( A beginner ) will be using a Nikon D3200 E/W Nikon AFS 55-300 4.5-5.6 GED VR and a Nikon DX AFS 18-55mm 3.5-56 G VR. I think she will be using the available auto modes on the camera. We will have two tripods. We will be driving a 4x4 vehicle. Really appreciate any help you can give.
Thanks Carl
Fellow Hoggers, I have been reading the posts for ... (
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Go to Santa Fe, drive to Bandalier National Monument, then head for Taos and stop at Pecos National Historical Park and Chimayo. Go to the Taos Pueblo. Bosque del Apache is also worthwhile if you like bird santuaries and Cloudcroft has one of the most spectacular falls imaginable.