Snow Level at 1,200ft

Snow in Alpine... If it wasn't for the fact of going to school this night and the possiblity of road closure, I would have stuck around to take more creative shots... Hopefully the snow will be there in the morning to get more shots


Just used Landscape Shooting Mode and point and snaped.

Blue Angles @ Superstition

This was a shot that was taken about a month ago when I was out at Superstition near El Centro, CA. We got a nice little air show while they were doing a practice session.

ISO: 100 Exposure: 1/500 sec Aperture: f/6.3 Focal Length: 200mm

Traffic

Well, I decided to enter a photo challenge on Flickr Photo Challenge So I went on the hunt for a high advantage point and found Mt. Helix. The night was nice and clear and very nice view.

I used apeture priority settings. I will place the setting up in a day
ISO: 800 Exposure: 11.0 sec Aperture: f/5.6 Focal Length: 50mm

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The Hunt for Mud.

Now this day was a lot of fun. Every mud puddle that we could find, we went through. I love the action of the mud spray.

Shotting continous mode:

ISO: 100 Exposure: 1/30 sec Aperture: f/10.0 Focal Length: 30mm Flash Used: No

High Speed!!!!

This was a fun photo taking day for me. I had been waiting about two years to get nice crisp high speed shots of my buddie Tommy racing in Fontana at the California Speedway. He races superbikes and been doing it for several years...

I learned a lot that day as far as using Apeture Priority shotting modes instead of Shutter Priority. What a difference. I was shotting at F11-13 at 320-450 and ISO at 100-200