Greetings all...

[Seymore]

Another D70 shooter here... Also have a F717 and a few othere "toys". Andy pointed me in this direction from SonyCams. Looks like it can git busy around here... :huh

[lark]

Hey Seymore!! Welcome...welcome!... wonderful site here, folks are just as friendly and willing to help here as over at SonyCams...much more diverse due to equipment varieties with lots and lots of talent and knowledge thrown in.......some unbelievable (good) shots being shared here.
Welcome again...you'll fit right in, good to see ya!
Den

[Andy]

:wave welcome aboard, seymore! thanks for dipping your toes in the dgrin waters :lol3 now, let's see some pitchas! oh and we have fortnightly challenges, with prizes, check 'em out :deal

[Seymore]

Thanks for the welcome guys... :wave
I have a bit more time now that I don't read @ the Fool (http://www.fool.com/). :thwak
I hope I fit in with the rest of the photog's here. :freaky


So, this is where you ran of to Lark? I was wondering why your posts dropped off @ SC. :D No worries though... glad to see you.

Thanks for the welcome Andy. I'll have to get more of a feel for this place before I go "Challenge" here. But I'll get something in eventually. Looks like i have some reading about your Challenges. But, I'd like to talk with you about your challenges... PM inbound.

OH, and you eastcoaster talk really wierd. "pitchas"??? :scratch OH, ya mean like dis? :D

Morning After Eclipse...
http://www.macmurph.com/photodb/pictures/8/1683/800x600/0.jpg (http://www.macmurph.com/photodb/album.php?album_id=1683&showalbum=1&showlocation=1&showkeys=1&showowner=1)

F717 -- 1/320 - f/2.4 - 100ISO

[Nir]

Welcome aboard Seymore!

I too am a Sony enthusiist (sp?).

[Seymore]

Thanks Nir... I luv both my cams. So what are you shooting with?

[Nir]

Thanks Nir... I luv both my cams. So what are you shooting with?I moved into the digital age with the P5 for a year, then the 717. After about another year I felt it was time for change. I had a difficult 2 months wrestling between the 10D and the 828. Besides the financial side the most dominant factor was size and weight. I decided I preffered the 828 with me everywhere rather than a 10D in a bag with lenses too heavy and cumbersome to take with me at all times. I don't regret that decision although the guys and gals here often make me envious :D
On the other hand, there are shots like yours above, that remind me how beautiful images can indeed be created without a DSLR.

Enjoy dgrin (I do)!

[Dee]

That's really beautiful. Thanks for sharing.

[Seymore]

That's really beautiful. Thanks for sharing.Thanks Dee... :thumb Just Pikes Peak captured one morning on my way into work. BTW, this was taken the morning after the eclipse last fall.

[johno]

Very nice pic... I am new here also... It will be great to have another good source. WELCOME!:clap


peace.
johno~