Well, I'm not quite sure... but if you know Tofer in Tacoma, WA he might have mentioned me and I also registered on your site the other day.

But whatever the case, Howdy!

 

Ah yes, that makes more sense now. Of course I recognized your photographs and your name after reading through your blog. Ham radio and Geocaching, fun fun!

 

what car? whos driving? how did you get the pic?

 

I'd venture to guess that picture was taken right when the car was turned on as it initialized the gauges.... but I could be wrong.

I took a Camaro for a "test drive" when I was fixing clusters a few years back...

 

Looks like there's some talented photographers out there!
Nice shots. thanks for sharing.

 

Oh... that was our Brand new turbo charged Subaru. I thought it needed a break in or something .

Here's another taken from the drivers seat.

 

Wish I had a better camera that night but anyway heres my favorite night shot . I really like the sunset reflection in the car and the moon so bright .

 

 

holy shnikes - you're starting to get a star trail in that first one - how long did you leave the shutter open?

 

thats actually an HDR of about 5 pictures over the span of 6 or so minutes. Amazing how much the stars moved in that short time frame.

 

thats about 10 mins i think.

 

Here are a few I have taken...

 

Last night was cool .... I mean cold

 

when shooting with steve (jokeplayer) last ngiht....
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Nice work..

 

Just staring to get into photography.

Too bad a little fuzzy






Vail Colorado

looking at these pictures i just noticed i need a tripod

 

No kidding - I use a small one like this

 

Buda Castle in Budapest:


Stefansdom in Vienna:


The smaller Ferris wheel in Vienna:

 

HEre is one from Central Oregon..This was sunset fading to night...

 

Damn it. I need my dSLR.









Can't wait to get a Canon Rebel XSi!