Picture of the Sun setting over the pacific (pic)
 

Saw this coming tonight as we were driving over the hill into Newport Beach.

Thought I would stop.

http://homepage.mac.com/coryhedgepet...B63DF711DA.jpg

There is a cold front and rain moving in.

very nice ... what are you shooting on ??

Nice looking pic man

Cool pic....

and in 12 hours ill take a pic of the sun commin up on the coast of SC
=]

very beautiful!!!!

Canon 20D.

I used a 70-200 Canon 2.8. I zoomed in and underexposed to make the sun look large.

I only wish I would have been on the beach for it, I didn't think I would make it though. Would have looked a hell of a lot better!

Yes, but will you be up for it!

Beautiful!!

no!
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very nice!

Nice pic

Beautiful pictures, nice snap shot.

beautiful.. :thumbsup

Looks like an aircraft carrier in front of the sun.

loox more like an offshore oil rig

I see Chio's ship sailing away.

I'm thinking about picking something up to get started on ...maybe take a class or two and just learn from reading and lots of shooting till i get it right.

I was thinking about the Nikon D50 they say it's a bit easer to use then the D70 ... what do you think ?

Nice shot man!

awesome picture

i see pirates....

beautiful pic

Awesome pic! Thanks for sharing...


And now I'm homesick for the Cali coast...



I'll be back in a few years, I'm currently 'surrendering to the desert' ... I'll just have to learn to appreciate the beauty that is here, I DO love the summer thunder & lightening storms...

:thumbsup

Damn that's an awesome picture

Very nice picture, Cory! :thumbsup

Stills just don't show you what video can...

http://www.gothvirgin.com/images/sealens.gif

Pirates!

If you are already sold on Nikon, then no question the D70 in my opinion.

I would maintain however that for just a few hundred extra, the Canon 20D is the best on the market. D70 is 3 frames per second, 20D is 5.

I have used the D70 numerous times and it is an excellent camera.

Classes? Hit me up sometime, there are plenty of outstanding books out there that would likely get you going if you are patient in reading them. Classes are good, but what I have found is they focus way to much on the auto and semi-auto functions, whereas books written by professionals focus on Manual (which you should learn to shoot in). Plus, they are specific...Manual for models, landscapes, low-light, sports...etc...

Hit me up if you have any questions. BTW, my girl and I are looking to plan a trip to New York City sometime after January, it would be great to get together.

I was wondering what it was myself.

Looks like the shield Han blows up in Return Of The Jedi...

nice info .. I'll look at the 20D .. and if you come out to NY we'll get together for dinner. My wife would love that .. :thumbsup

How close are you to Manhattan?

We will be able to do brunch on November 18th, Friday. We have a 24 hour layover.

very nice pic ...

Tomud

So they say . . . you believe it?

I guess the weather forecaster is trying to tell me I should start stocking up on wood pretty soon.

I would say so

15 minutes after I post this . . . it starts raining

:( I'll be in LA on the 15-19th ... I get back to NY at like 7pm ... I guess i won't be seeing ya at the LA show?

I'm about an hour from Manhattan ... out on the Island

Beautiful pic, Cory!!

Is that an oil rig? Looks very close to land, maybe they are towing it...

thats a nice pic :thumbups

Very nice pic!

very nice pic

A very romantic pic there Cory. :winkwink:

very nice :)

amazing pic

Awesome! Thanks....

A pirate ship!

Very beautiful view :thumbsup

wow.. I love it... thankls for sharing that soothing sunset