Vail, Colorado
I have to say, the G9 saw WAY MORE ACTION than the 5D2 for reasons that it was way too inconvenient to carry a big camera most of the time. I really learned to love this little workhorse and treated it a bit like it was disposable, which made me use it more. It rewarded me by surviving snow, water and some pretty serious weather. I took the little G9 snowboarding for 3 days, dog-sledding and trekking and had it in my big snow pants' pocket most of the time. A handful from the trip:
5D2:
The G9 holding its own:
A couple videos to come, once I get them processed.
5D2:
The G9 holding its own:
A couple videos to come, once I get them processed.
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I especially like the water fountain one because of the snow formation!! And number 2, with the snow on the pines!
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Being pulled by dogs:
A couple meaningless, yet sort of pretty, videos from the 5D2:
I'm partial to the creek--that is beauty-full!
It was a lovely guy called Drew, who was a great driver. I did get to stand on one of the rear rails (what are they called?) on the last run, which was great fun.
okay more from the Eagle River coming...
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This one actually looks superb in 1080 taken with the mighty 100-400mm. Again, useless, but here you are:
Indeed! Somewhere I read that Aspens are in trouble (disease or beetles or something) but Vail and environs was teeming with them. Apparently, a clump of them are really one tree with a complex root system. you can tell the clumps apart by the coloration.
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Don't know about Aspens, but the Pine Blight Beetle has taken a heavy toll. The area around Dillon/Frisco looks very sad. :cry
Speaking of pines, the closeup shot of the pine and snow is superb!
"You miss 100% of the shots you don't take" - Wayne Gretzky
The image of the cat is good too (for a cat!).
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