Trails around Vantage are still open until February - they close then for wildlife migration.
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took the Sony A7Rii with the 24-70 2.8 GM lens out to Anza Borrego today. The scenery did not disappoint! And I got to get the Raptor dirty :)
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Another shot from Fonts Point in Anza Borrego. Playing wi5 some black and white. Sony A7Rii with my 28-70 GM 2.8 lens.
Campsite sunrise, Curry Hammock, Fl. Nikon AW130 
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I'm a big Fujifilm fan. I use an X-T2 as well as an X-H1. I shoot primarily with prime lens,a 56mm and a 26mm (35mm equivalent) for everything, including paid gigs like weddings and so on.
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Yeah, the X-Pro 2 is awesome, I'd love to have that for street and travel when I want a more compact camera. I have the original x100, I still use it!
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Some great stars out in Anza Borrego last weekend from our camp.
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A stitched-together panorama overlooking the visitor center in Badlands National Park. This was taken on the main road through the park, but there are quite a few less-than-improved tracks in the grasslands surrounding the park. I shoot mostly with an Olympus MFT camera as I like the small size and need a viewfinder to compensate for my age-induced farsightedness.
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No. 4 back in September of 2015 about 2 months after I'd bought it. I've always liked taking new rigs on an "adventure" as soon as possible, and in this case it was a road trip from Virginia to Arizona up through Southern Colorado and then back home. This shot was taken on a Jeep trail known as Schnebly Hill Road in Sedona, Arizona. If you're ever in that area, it's a beautiful, relatively easy trail that's bumpy enough to still be plenty of fun.
Olympus OM-D EM-5ii, 14-150mm; Multi-shot panorama stitched together in Adobe Lightroom.
Olympus OM-D EM-5ii, 14-150mm; Multi-shot panorama stitched together in Adobe Lightroom.
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Such a distant beauty. The rare blood wolf moon 2019.
Captured with a Canon 6D DSLR 70-200 Canon L-series
Captured from: Earth
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Nice shot. I was all ready to do the same....but alas, mother nature just wanted to snow and rain all night.
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This was a day drive through Eastern Colorado. I love to take quick road trips with no destination in mind.
Photos were taken with my iPhone.
Photos were taken with my iPhone.
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A quick trip to the Trona Pinnacles
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The highest altitude "de la mítica Ruta 40" (Argentine)
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Ruta 40, Argentine. "Quebrada de Las Flechas"
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Me too!
Driving without pre-defined route by beautiful landscapes is my therapy!
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Couldn’t agree more. I don’t get to do the big trips as often but it’s nice to just go get lost for a day.
