When Harry Met Adam
Last week I had a chance to escape the cold of MN for 48 hours on a business trip to the central coastline of Florida. As usual, I had a few down hours (actually one entire day) so I hooked up with Harry and we shot the wetlands.
I'm still sorting through my images but here's a few from my first CF card.
Harry, I want to thank you for graciously being my guide on this trip. I had a great time shooting with you and look forward to seeing you in the very near future!!
I'm still sorting through my images but here's a few from my first CF card.
Harry, I want to thank you for graciously being my guide on this trip. I had a great time shooting with you and look forward to seeing you in the very near future!!
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What a treat for you while I sit here waiting for the impending blizzard!
Good shooting, Adam.
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What an amazingly productive day to have produced so many stunning images.
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Back in my NYC days Andy and I ate at Katz's a number of times. Andy's reaction to the pastrami did bring back memories of Meg Ryan's scene at that location.
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Where any of these with the 500?
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Thanks Pam. Harry is the ultimate tour guide.
Thank you for the kind words Denise.
Thank you Lindiwe. I'm still going through my cards and finding more shots. The wetlands provided endless photo options.
Thank you.
Thanks Andy. We grabbed take out at his favorite pizza joint so he wouldn't do a "Meg" in public. :-)
The pleasure was all mine Harry!! Thanks again for being my guide for the the day.
About 1/2 500mm and 1/2 100-400. There were times when the 500mm was just too much lens.
Thanks Joel. You really should consider making the trip. The area really has a large number of photo ops.
Thank you.
Thank you Bradford!!
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