C&TSRR opening day (Photos) *LINK*
| May 27, 2006 01:40PM |
C&TSRR opening day (Photos)
C&TSRR opening day. Nice day but pretty windy. I am trying out some of my wildlife photo equipment on the train. This is my 1st try trying to get the train with the new equipment. It is oblivious I need a lot more practice but that is OK every time I expect the photos will get a little better.
I am using a Panasonic FZ30 camera which has a 12 times zoom. Also a Nikon teleconverter x1.7
I am hoping to be able to get some different looking photos than the normal because of the new zoom available with the teleconverter lens.
All photos are available in thumbnails so the folks with dial up can wait to see only the ones they want to wait on.
Enjoy,
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C&TSRR opening day. Nice day but pretty windy. I am trying out some of my wildlife photo equipment on the train. This is my 1st try trying to get the train with the new equipment. It is oblivious I need a lot more practice but that is OK every time I expect the photos will get a little better.
I am using a Panasonic FZ30 camera which has a 12 times zoom. Also a Nikon teleconverter x1.7
I am hoping to be able to get some different looking photos than the normal because of the new zoom available with the teleconverter lens.
All photos are available in thumbnails so the folks with dial up can wait to see only the ones they want to wait on.
Enjoy,
...
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488 stops for water at Los Pinos tank on closing day Oct. 1979. Photo courtesy Don Richter
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