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The Loop by Scott Murray, on Flickr
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The Loop by Scott Murray, on Flickr
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Salt water Crocodile NT Australia by Scott Murray, on Flickr
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Dinner Time by Scott Murray, on Flickr
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Now this is not a good place to get washed off the crossing, but many still do...
Untitled by Scott Murray, on Flickr
Untitled by Scott Murray, on Flickr
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Wife takes the pics, I pay for the gear. It's black and makes clicky noises when you push the button
Should have noted that the pics were taken at Sheeps Bridge North of Phoenix, AZ. You can't tell by the blue sky in the pics but about three hours after these shot the sky's unexpectedly ripped open. We got out just in time while dragging a 3" 's in thirty minutes storm back to hard road.
Should have noted that the pics were taken at Sheeps Bridge North of Phoenix, AZ. You can't tell by the blue sky in the pics but about three hours after these shot the sky's unexpectedly ripped open. We got out just in time while dragging a 3" 's in thirty minutes storm back to hard road.
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Autism Family Travels
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I just recently found this area of the forum. I must have missed it before. my rig consists of a fujifilm x-s1, x-10, iphone 8 and a lightweight lowepro backpack. I am now switching to a new backpack so I can take a carbon fiber tripod/monopod combo with me. I am also looking for a video stabilization rig for my iphone for our upcoming videos for our travel blog about travelling with someone on the autism spectrum. I have seen videos from the iphone and they are really good quality for what we are doing. Just need something to hold some extra lenses, microphone and some stabilization.
I love the photos that come from my fujifilm cameras. You can till that the photos came from a fuji. I like that fact that I have all the lens I need right on the end of the x-s1, and when in situations where I don't need a massive zoom, the x10 takes photos exactly the same as the x-s1 as they have the same sensor, and processing engine.
I love the photos that come from my fujifilm cameras. You can till that the photos came from a fuji. I like that fact that I have all the lens I need right on the end of the x-s1, and when in situations where I don't need a massive zoom, the x10 takes photos exactly the same as the x-s1 as they have the same sensor, and processing engine.
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Canon 5D MK II
Few of my favorite things...
Few of my favorite things...
Tremb Studios Expeditions
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I am a Amateur photographer, constantly learning! Here's a couple of my photos!
Tremb Studios Expeditions
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I liked the tone of the light on this church in Jerusalem on my business trip last week. Luckily got some time for a photo walkabout!
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Nope, leave it. It's insured and I was thinking of trading it anyway.Now this is not a good place to get washed off the crossing, but many still do...
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Ex German Army Unimog converted into a camper - photographed at night using just the light from the full moon.
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Just finishing up on the Gobi rack installation. Must add some exterior lights, and start thinking seriously about some mud tires and a small lift. Sweet rigs out there!
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Nikon equipment is really good stuff, and has a price tag to match. I started with a Nikon FE when I was young, and loved it. But in the digital age I've been very happy with Canon cameras, which cost quite a bit less.
