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Aug 15, 2020 09:32:57   #
I learned photography on a Canon TX starting in the '70s and have never looked back.
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May 24, 2020 09:32:58   #
Thanks for the photos, especially during this memorial day weekend. Twenty-one steps down, turn repeat rain or shine. Great photos.
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May 18, 2020 15:02:54   #
Marturo wrote:
I found this old Schenck Job Corps Dormitory back about 11 years ago.
I took this Photo with an Nikon FE with a Nikkor 50mm F1.8 AI lens.

This was not on the beaten path, it was lost in the woods. Note the
glass in the windows it's still there. It looked as if no one had been there
for a long time.

This area is also known for it's colorful Timber Rattle snakes, so maybe
no one goes there much. I thought about turning it into a B&W, however
I think in color it shows old age.

Thanks for taking a look, & thanks for sharing your great pictures.
Mike
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The architectural structures on the side of the building are very intriguing. Is this feature common on buildings in this area? A high contrast B&W might still be very interesting. Great photo.
Bob
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Oct 28, 2019 07:29:33   #
AutoGal wrote:
Hello All,

I am sure that many of you have already been there, and I have a few questions I would like your kind answers to, please. Will be Cruising.

1. Do you need a waterproof camera bag/backpac going on and off the small boats.

2. Should I take 2 cameras in the event of one failing...ya never know??

3. What lenses...I understand that a zoom is not really that necessary...like a 300??? I have a Nikon
d7200 (which I just bought used, a deal too good to pass up)
and a Sony a6500.(Still a Nikon lover at heart...)

4. Any and all info that you would like to share with me, I will be most grateful to read.

PS...I am 77 and have new knees but, they do not stop me...will be taking my walking stick as I know
the terrain is not smooth.

Thank YOU!! I drink my coffee with ya'll every morning...this is an AWESOME site and I have learned to much from all of you.
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When my wife and I went to the Galapagos a few years back half of the day was a guided tour of the islands and another half was skin diving. Although I did not use a waterproof bag, a rain shield would not be a bad idea to protect your camera from the spray of the zodiacs. If possible take a waterproof point and shoot camera would also be helpful for when you are skin diving. You are correct, you will not need telephoto lens because all of the animals are very approachable. Good luck and enjoy the blue footed boobies.
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