Non Aviation Photography Thread

[Joe Copalman]

Holy crap Scott, these are great.  The middle one is fantastic.

[Scott Youmans]

Great shots! I see a component made by Bendix. They are now part of Honeywell and still make fuel controls and valves for our engines in South Bend.

[Rob Silliman]

My first Star Trail shot.  Near Mayer,AZ.

[scottcolbath]

Nice Rob. What is that dotted line heading off to the right?

S.C.

[Anna M. Wood]

Scott, I love the Flabob images....

That is an aircraft photo-bombing Rob's star trails image.

[Anna M. Wood]

My first Star Trail shot.  Near Mayer,AZ.

Rob, nicely done for your first star trails image.

[scottcolbath]

Scott, I love the Flabob images....

That is an aircraft photo-bombing Rob's star trails image.

The dotted line confused me. I wasn't thinking flashing lights.

S.C.

[Joe Copalman]

AHM'YUR HUCKLEBERRY

My kid brother Scott effortlessly looking like Doc Holliday.

[scottcolbath]

Nice. I love me a nice lever action. What's that one chambered for?

S.C.

[Jeff D. Welker]

After the winter storm moved through Arizona last night I decided to take the grandkids to a favored spot and catch a regulation AZ winter sunset. Unfortunately, the clouds and light did not cooperate. The mountain never received any direct light at sunset and I did not capture the warm glowing image I had hoped for. Such is the nature (pun intended) of landscape photography. No matter, while I waited for the "never-to-occur" sunlight, the grandsons and I held a vigorous rock throwing contest. It took all I had to beat grandson #1 and I've had to take a handful of Advil tonight as a result. Gratefully, the errant throws by grandson #2 did not result in a direct hit on the tripod; although one came pretty darn close.

Now that I think of it, everything went better than planned this evening

[Scott Youmans]

A phenomenal shot Jeff, direct sunlight or not.

[scottcolbath]

the grandsons and I held a vigorous rock throwing contest. It took all I had to beat grandson #1 and I've had to take a handful of Advil tonight as a result. Gratefully, the errant throws by grandson #2 did not result in a direct hit on the tripod; although one came pretty darn close.

Now that I think of it, everything went better than planned this evening

And this is what will make that a memorable picture. Nicely done.

S.C.

[Joe Copalman]

Nice. I love me a nice lever action. What's that one chambered for?

S.C.

.32-20.  VERY tame, shoots like a .22LR, only quieter. 

[Jeff D. Welker]

And this is what will make that a memorable picture. Nicely done.

S.C.

Thanks Scott. I had actually gone to this location to photograph Four Peaks; however, as previously mentioned the weather did not oblige. The quartet of mastiffs were never seen while we were throwing rocks. In the end, I took a long exposure to get the clouds smoothed-out a tad. This is as good as it got 

[Scott Youmans]

Still very cool!