I found them by following your name and then to your posts.

Having grown up in Edgewater Co. I find that your various pictures of the area interesting. I remember Sloans Lake when they had a trap shooting club on the SW corner of the lake. I also remember the Wheatridge Dairy. Wheatridge, Golden and Morrison have really changed in the years. Thanks for the photos they do bring back some good memories of my youth.

I use a Nikon d5000 and a Nikon S3100 and carry a tripod and monopod. I mostly use the 70-300 mm with the d5000 and the other for anything else. I think this works well for me.

Thank you, Vermont is a photographer dream. So much to see and take pictures of.

Vermont a great place to be.

Pond outside the house


Hildene in Manchester Vt.


Dawn off out deck


One rocky trail to walk


Wilson Castle, Rutland Vt.

I would do a low shot from the center of the road looking down the road to the horizon. That way your eyes follow the road to the wider view that culminates with the mountains in the distance. Dale

Watcha you looking at?

I agree that the differences are small. However, when I was looking to purchase my camera I took a hard look at all of them, as well as spoke to people that had each type. My conclusion was the Nikon. I felt that it was more solidly built and I have not been disappointed. Also I feel that the Nikon has the best lens. Good luck with your purchase and keep us posted on your progress.

I also live close to Gettysburg and Sharpsburg. It was a strange time when these two armies meet. There was a lot of glory now, but on those few days I don't think anyone was thinking of glory. They wanted to survive. Yet it is a great testament to this country that we can survive something like the Civil War and come out a greater nation.

One hot day, 101, and these people were out playing at war

Calvery


Union Volley


Mortar firing, if you look at the top of the smoke you will see the mortar.


The cost.

try again

I try and take a road trip each week to take photo's. Here are two examples.

Swallow Falls Md.


along the road to Elkins WV