Old is Gold - Open thread

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This thread continues providing gold indeed! Wonderful pictures, Henry and JT :)
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I owned a Minolta 600mm back ion 2007. This is the first keeper image that I took with it. I had to rest it on a bean bag on the top of my car. Sold the lens after a year or two of frustration for the same amount that I paid for it.
P.S. It's even got some gold in it.

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Another image from Thanksgiving weekend in 2007. The Tamron 14mm reveals the girls in my life taking a snooze after a hard day.

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JB,
Second one is precious.
I guess the the bird is in shadow in the first one is due to back lighting?
Could LR help you with bird? Just curious.

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I agree the bird shot is wonderful. The second one just gives you goosebumps
it's so cool.
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Thanks folks.
Sury,
yes back lighting. If anything, I would make the bird darker. It is just short of silhouette and I probably should have bridged the gap. It's all about mood.
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I agree. It is all about the mood it conveys as seen/intended by YOU, the photographer. :)
The warmth comes through the image, never the less.
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Up late for me Sury. You, not so much.
One last image for the night and thanks for thinking up this thread. Brings back great memories for me.
Hope I haven't posted this one already. I posted so many (too many maybe).
The end of the country on the east side. Ocean City Maryland while on a trip with my father. I recall taking several shots in an attempt to get some waves crashing. If I had to guess, it would be circa 2006/2007.

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It almost looks like you are on a submarine but for the "rough" edges. :-)
Nice shot and keep them coming.

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Same impression l had Sury, and just starting to submerge.
Very nice shot JB
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Love those crashing waves and the beautiful blues. Lovely picture JB :)

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February of 2010 brought some of the heaviest snowfall that we had experienced in years. What is the first thing you do when you dig out? Visit your golf club of course. After all, what does terrible weather do except to make you wish for better weather.

"Waiting for Spring"
A chair sits beneath the run off from the patio tarp. Shot on a whim by kneeling down and placing the camera on it's side. One thought. One shot.
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And one memory captured, JB. Very nicely done.

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Birds. These were taken with Minolta 3570f4 (mini beercan?)

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Very nice chill JB.

Great take off & landings Sury.


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Beautiful shot, David. Who would think a stockyard can look so frame worthy.

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