Photo's worth sharing

[kevin_l]

Originally Posted by ProTouring442

Nice. I have a Kimber Tactical Pro II. The Kimber magazines suck. Nothing but failure to feed problems if you ran more than a mag through the gun in any one sitting. Bought a couple magazines and I've never had a failure to feed since.

Mine only give me trouble when I close the slide to chamber the first one which on a 1200+ gun is a joke. What mags are you having good luck with?

[65 347]

Thanks guys, your the greatest!
That is the picture I was thinking of. My son has picked up the hobby of photography and I remember seeing this but did not know how it was done. This helps get started.

Greg, I did not know Scott was still on here, thanks

Mike

[GregWeld]

Originally Posted by 65 347

Sieg, could you help me, a couple years ago Scott (XcYZ) posted a picture of his camaro in his garage with the lights off, but used single light showing just a highlight of the car and a dark back ground.
Any help with the picture and a procedure on how to do this wuold be great. Thanks!

Mike

I sent a note to Scott so maybe he'll jump in here and enlighten us!!

[ProTouring442]

Originally Posted by kevin_l

Mine only give me trouble when I close the slide to chamber the first one which on a 1200+ gun is a joke. What mags are you having good luck with?

I meant to put that in there...

I'm using Wilson Combat magazines. No problems whatsoever with them.

[Sieg]

Through the aquarium glass:

[Sieg]

Newport Oregon

[Sieg]

Daughter's b-ball game last week

[Richio1]

So I have a buddy who is a limo driver here in Napa who gets to go to some of the most amazing places. He has a hidden talent of capturing some great photos while touring the valley. Here are a few I stole from his Facebook page worth sharing.

The buds are breaking



The mustard is in bloom

[XcYZ]

Originally Posted by Richio1

Here is the pic. One of my all time favorites. I would love to understand how to do it also.

Sorry for the delay, I was in Florida all last week working on my sunburn.

That shot of my car was my first attempt to mimic (the best I could) a large Chimera overhead light bank. Of course, I only have a 2 car garage, so I had to get creative. I used a 60 watt light bulb and a lot of patience to get that look. I've shot a lot of cars this way and have gotten a lot better at it, here's a race car that I shot a few weeks ago. I should do my car again now that I've had a lot more practice at it.

[XcYZ]

I shot for Amsoil Championship Snocross this winter. Here are some randoms with Tucker Hibbert, Levi LaVallee, etc: