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Mar 28, 2024 22:45:13   #
Paul B. wrote:
My first time cooking pork chops on a cast iron griddle on the stove top. They turned out good but I like them better cooked on the Weber kettle grill.


I use a Pit Boss pellet grill and you can't beat the taste of all meats cooked on one of these. Thanks BE SAFE!!

Tom
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Mar 28, 2024 22:37:56   #
Mi630 wrote:
I’d like to ask which of these photos would a sports publication prefer? This is Caitlin Clark launching a 3 point shot. Hopefully, Jules will weigh in.
These were taken from the bleachers with a Sony RX 10 IV so they aren’t the quality I could get with a better camera and lens but I can’t take anything better in.


OH yea Jules will probably chime in, if he has time. He is the MAN when it comes to Sport photos. thanks BE SAE!!

Tom
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Mar 28, 2024 22:36:19   #
Mi630 wrote:
I’d like to ask which of these photos would a sports publication prefer? This is Caitlin Clark launching a 3 point shot. Hopefully, Jules will weigh in.
These were taken from the bleachers with a Sony RX 10 IV so they aren’t the quality I could get with a better camera and lens but I can’t take anything better in.


I shoot for MaxPreps.com Number 3 would be best for filling the frame. Little on the noisy side, Max probably wouldn't take any of these. Thanks keep shooting and practice, practice, practice!!BE SAFE!!

Tom
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Mar 28, 2024 22:23:52   #
sxrich wrote:
Nikon d750, Nikon 24-70 2.8 nonVR.


Damn!!! what a BEAUTIFUL lady in #2. You did well. Thanks BE SAFE!!

Tom
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Mar 28, 2024 22:21:37   #
KTJohnson wrote:
2016 "Falconer Dodici", 600 c.i. (9.8L) V-12, 640 HP, 6-spd Auto, aluminum roadster by Randy Grubb. The design takes inspiration from the streamlined 1937 Delahaye Type 145 but amplifies the huge curves even further.

Sorry to say that this will be my last car post for a while, I'm all out of cars until I go to some more shows this summer.

Besides, it'll be Spring here in another two months & I've got things to do around the farm.

I have appreciated all your kind comments & I'm glad you've enjoyed viewing all this "Car Art".
2016 "Falconer Dodici", 600 c.i. (9.8L) ... (show quote)



Beautiful car Kim and awesome photo. Need say nothing about backgrounds AWESOME. I am going to go into a deep Depression my friend LOL, LOL. I am almost 73 and retired. Photography is my main enjoyment in life except for family and grandkids I love them all. I always get out of bed, get coffee and go right to office and find your photos, Every day. One good thing is I will be looking forward to when you start back shooting and posting your photos. Thanks BE SAFE!! until then.

Tom
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Mar 27, 2024 10:07:05   #
Linda From Maine wrote:
Heavy rain, clearing, sunshine. A typical March day!

Feedback and suggestions welcomed.

Orchard structures by Linda Shorey, on Flickr

Tree farm in the rain by Linda Shorey, on Flickr

Ready to ride by Linda Shorey, on Flickr

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Heavy rain, clearing, sunshine. A typical March da... (show quote)



What are they growing in #2? Thanks BE SAFE!!

Tom
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Mar 27, 2024 10:04:43   #
Voss wrote:



WOW!! A very talented artist. Would love to have one of his works. Thanks BE SAFE!!

Tom
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Mar 27, 2024 09:57:52   #
rangerjohn wrote:
I haven’t shot outside sports in years.
Last week I was asked to shoot the girls soccer games so I gave it a shot.

Nikon Z7ii w/Nikon Z100-400 4.5-5.6
Most shots were around 1/1000-1/1250

I found the stadium lights to be pretty weak for photography, so ended up with a higher ISO and slower shutter than I like towards the end.



Nice shots. Listen to Jules, he is the MAN. Just need to practice, practice, practice. You will get there you shoot good already. You said you still had 1300 to go through. That is plenty to go through and see what works the best. It is always good to have the information for other peoples photos but lighting (sun going in and out) really effects the shots. Keep posting. Thanks BE SAFE!!

Tom
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Mar 27, 2024 09:43:22   #
alberio wrote:
Beautiful bridge. I see it has those "fenders/bumpers" to help keep ships from hitting the columns.



Yes many years ago they had a boat hit it also and it collapsed. They built a new bridge. Driving across and seeing the old partial bridge was really eire and strange. Thanks BE SAFE!!

Tom
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Mar 26, 2024 15:36:57   #
Jules Karney wrote:
A few from last game. Arbor View edged out a one run victory. 5-4 in extra innings.
Nikon D4 paired with 200-500 4.5-6.3
Auto iso
Auto white balance
1/3200 at 5.6 6.3 and 7.1 playing around

I used the Nikon D500 with a 80-400 but at 400mm lost focus. I re-calibrated the lens with the camera yesterday and will try this combo today again. Hope it's better. Great combo for plays at second base or home. Something isn't right. Any suggestions will be helpful.
Jules



Love them all. You are the best. I want to go and get shooting again. The weather is wet (rain) and cold 30's. This old guy has enough problems without these. Thanks BE SAFE!!

Tom
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Mar 25, 2024 06:39:47   #
KTJohnson wrote:
2018 Ford GT Heritage Edition, 3rd Generation, Eco-boost 4.5 litre V-6, Twin-Turbo, 24 valve double overhead cam, 647 H.P., 7-speed auto trans, 0-60 in under 3 sec, over 250 mph top speed, sold at Mecum Auction in 2023 for $1,200,000.



WOW!! Kim this is another AWESOME car you have photographed. You just keep them coming. I love these Fords, they were always one of my favorites. I don't even have to say anything about the AWESOME backgrounds. Keep it up friend look forward to the next one. Thanks BE SAFE!!

Tom
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Mar 24, 2024 11:09:33   #
Mike D. wrote:
Ninety years ago (give or take), it could have been the smoke from the stills.


What stills, there are no stills there!!!! LOL. My dad ran moonshine back then. He had too. He was the oldest off 9 kids and my grandpa was in a mental institution, I never got to see him, I think back now and am so sorry for that. They would have never made it without the money he made making and running shine. Thanks BE SAFE!!

Tom
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Mar 24, 2024 11:01:00   #
black mamba wrote:
Mystery solved.



This is an awesome photo of a beautiful place. Thanks BE SAFE!!

Tom
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Mar 24, 2024 10:57:51   #
jaymatt wrote:
I found d this formation rather appealing.


Real nice John. I have always loved cloud formations. I am going to start shooting this year when I can get out in the open so trees etc. don't get in the way. Last year I realized something. When you are driving along get your butt over off the road and get out and shoot your photos. Numerous times last year I would be driving along and see Amazing cloud formations and think when I get down here I will pull over and shoot some photos. WELL HELL, I did that and looked up and the awesome formation was gone. Keep posting. Thanks BE SAFE!!

Tom
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Mar 23, 2024 11:15:46   #
jederick wrote:
Some "gingerbread" houses still looking good today...well, in most cases.



WOW!! Awesome old structures. Post more when you can. Thanks BE SAFE!!

Tom
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