The most spectacular picture you've ever taken...
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Wow, that´s an amazing picture!!! In the photo you can literally see the movement and strength of the bear.Another one my wife took.
Thanks for sharing!
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Took this one of the bighorn fire in Tucson AZ this year, the forest service closed catalina state park but we were able to find some dirt trails to get a good view. The panoramas with the milky way from this location are too big too upload... I can shrink them down if anyone is interested.
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This guy smelled the porcupine a little too closely.
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This has been my favorite for years. Would love to head back to White Rim and recreate it!
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Leaving Iraq on a C17...the only thing better was meeting my baby girls for the first time.
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This has to be my coolest shot to date. Always searching for that next elusive shot:
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Fresh off the camera, I don't think it's to bad considering it was almost pitch black outside.
Taken tonight (14.10.2020)
2 second timer
30 second exposure
F/1.8
ISO-125
10mm zoom
Taken tonight (14.10.2020)
2 second timer
30 second exposure
F/1.8
ISO-125
10mm zoom
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Here's the most spectacular picture I've taken in the last two weeks.
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