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sorry for getting off topic.....
 
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John, would you mind posting pictures with a bit more panorama?
I mean, the Brits are absolutely lovely and the photography is first rate . . . . . . . but I can't seem to get a fix on where you're hunting. I've got a general idea and I think that is where I set about a dozen coyote traps and I wouldn't want you to accidentally . . . well, you know what I mean. |
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01-03-2010, 09:25 PM
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You know - your caring and concern for the well being of my dogs really is heart warming. I can't tell you how much I appreciate that. Frankly, my friend - while we sometimes chide each other in private and public, your caring and concern really is what this forum is all about.... For that - you have my sincerest thanks and have attached a more panoramic image for your use and inspection. Dean, my sincerest thanks again,  John |
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Yup, I knew it! See them broken stalks of Timothy grass? . . . well, I bent them down like that to point where one o' my coyote sets was. Sure glad I was able to warn ya like that. Whew!... that was a close one!
Next time will ya elevate the camera angle a mite? . . . please? |
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Hunting Dogs & Dunkle
John,
Great images of your Britts in the snow, thanks for posting the photos... Sharp resolution and strong colors, what type of Camera are you using? Best, CSL ______________________ |
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Hi CSL!
My sincerest thanks..! I really enjoy photography and have "played at it" for many, many years. Anyway - today I was using my Nikon D200 with an older Nikkor 75-150mm f/3.5. It's manual focus and manual f-stop, since for snow, I usually only shoot snow scenes manually given how most DSLRs blow out scene highlights (same for bird photography in Florida)... I use CS for post processing as well to convert from the NEF (RAW) file... Anyway - my thanks again CSL - and a wonderful 2010 to you..! John |
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01-03-2010, 10:30 PM
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Dunkle,
If I bring my camera out can you give me some lessons on how to do that manual stuff? I thought I would test your knowledge, do you recognize this bed and what BOD slept in it? Bolyard
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Tiger Hunting for the man of Modest Means. "Let me hasten to explain, ere the cat people bristle their back fur,that we have nothing against little kitties who stay by the fire and restrict their diet to canned salmon. Our members wouldn't dream of shooting a cat in the lap of an elderly lady sitting in a rocking chair in the front parlor, provided the window is closed". Corey Ford |
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John, I have used an older Nikon for years, and when I had time to get everything right manually I've achieved some great results with 50mm & 135mm Nikkor lenses... These days seems like the film cameras are quickly becoming dinosaurs, but I still like using my early Nikon ~ old habits, well you know... When on the fly and in a hurry I grab my Son's Canon EOS Rebel Xti, it's a good camera and does very well for a modern day digital. Best to You as well in 2010...... CSL _____ |
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