Black Hills and Custer Park, SD
stirinthesauce
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Here is the 2nd half of our trip. Most of these were in less than ideal lighting (mid day). However, it is absolutely gorgeous in the Black Hills and we enjoyed it immensely. Warning, lots of wildlife content.
1) me shooting with a 1966 Minolta Hi-Matic 9 I scored for 1.99 at Goodwill
2) shot with above rangefinder using kodak ektar 100, processed and scanned locally
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5) a brief trip to Wyoming, old gas station with storm approaching
6) view of the needles
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8) cathedral spires
8) closer one of the spires
9) he was a big boy
10) another of the big boy, he could move fast!
11) this buck was charging a doe below him just out of the frame. Full on wildness!
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13) stag herd of mule deer
14) Rushmore, the tunnel view
15) these 2 almost caused me to have a wreck, stopped my car in the middle of the road for these next two shots
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17) notice the dive bomber?
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1) me shooting with a 1966 Minolta Hi-Matic 9 I scored for 1.99 at Goodwill
2) shot with above rangefinder using kodak ektar 100, processed and scanned locally
3)
4)
5) a brief trip to Wyoming, old gas station with storm approaching
6) view of the needles
7)
8) cathedral spires
8) closer one of the spires
9) he was a big boy
10) another of the big boy, he could move fast!
11) this buck was charging a doe below him just out of the frame. Full on wildness!
12)
13) stag herd of mule deer
14) Rushmore, the tunnel view
15) these 2 almost caused me to have a wreck, stopped my car in the middle of the road for these next two shots
16)
17) notice the dive bomber?
18)
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I live a few hours away from there but get out there a lot as i am moving there over the next two months.. so excited!
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The last shot is just stunning, BTW. Your b/w treatment really makes it pop.
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