Few shots with Pathfinder

USAIR

As some of you know I met up with fellow Dgrinner and great photog Pathfinder.
You have seen some of his beatuiful photos of Cincy that he took and thought I would post some of mine.

Like Jim mentioned we started out with some shooting at dusk.
It was very cloudy but the sun did break thru to give us some sweet light.
Jim moves pretty fast one minute he was shooting the bridge in front of me and the next he was up on the bridge

Here's one of Pathfinder sizing up the old bridge



And another one of him working on the bridge



Here's the restaurant Mike Fink where we had a very nice dinner sorry Andy no photos:D but it was good :eat



Here's some of my captures I shot that evening



Purple People Bridge



River Queen took this just before you arrived Jim




We had a great time and hope we can do it again :thumb

Thanks
Fred

Dee

How nice
Thanks for posting. It's always nice to see the results when two dgrinners get together for a photo shoot. It's always amazing how they each get different shots.

Is this Cincinnati? I'm not familiar with the area. That looks like a real neat restaurant to eat at also!

iceman17

Great shots Fred,I realy like the purple bridge shot,the river boat looks nice as well.Edmonton has a riverboat as well but I have not been on it (yet)...Mike

USAIR

Dee and Mike thanks for commenting
It does always amaze me on how two people see the same thing differently
Pretty cool really...it would sure be a boring place if we all see the same way

Anyway can't wait to meet the next Dgrinner

Thanks
Fred

pathfinder

Thanks again for showing me around, Fred. I didn't really plan on being your subject - but I guess the choice of blue was photogenic : Goes well with grey.

You really brought out the purple color of the Purple People Bridge - my shot was a drab grey or something, compared to yours. SO I'm not posting mine.

I do have a shot of the downtown from the earlier shooting and one of the bridge that you shot me shooting :uhoh




This is USAir's shot of me .....


This is shot from the side of the bridge that you caught me in the above frame I think




My one regret is that I didn't stop to think and shoot several panoramas - the area just cries out for a good pano. I'll have to remember that for next time I guess. We need to get a good shot of bar-be-que for Andy also

USAIR

pathfinder wrote:

Thanks again for showing me around, Fred. I didn't really plan on being your subject - but I guess the choice of blue was photogenic : Goes well with grey.

You really brought out the purple color of the Purple People Bridge - my shot was a drab grey or something, compared to yours. SO I'm not posting mine.

I do have a shot of the downtown from the earlier shooting and one of the bridge that you shot me shooting :uhoh




This is USAir's shot of me .....


This is shot from the side of the bridge that you caught me in the above frame I think




My one regret is that I didn't stop to think and shoot several panoramas - the area just cries out for a good pano. I'll have to remember that for next time I guess. We need to get a good shot of bar-be-que for Andy also

The color of the PPB is because I used cooling filter on just the bridge...I think I went overboard but I usually do
I love the barge shot very nice I missed thst one
And the last one very cool I think I need to do that one at night


Here's something I have been working on ...Idea from Rutt's post
I am just starting on this so it's very crude... but it seems like a cool idea :

Small composite

Hope to see some more of your's from Cincy

Thanks
Fred

ginger_55

Fred, I like your photos.

but how did you do the last one?

I dont remember Rutt's post giving instructions, smile.

ginger (I like it a lot)

USAIR

ginger_55 wrote:

Fred, I like your photos.

but how did you do the last one?

I dont remember Rutt's post giving instructions, smile.

ginger (I like it a lot)

Rutt did not give instructions
I just took one photo of a different part of the bridge then ps them together kind of like this
Like you would do a pano

Paul Haeberli did a great job with the small camera
He's got some great stuff on that web site too

Fred

Francois

The purple shot is my absolute favorite ! :

Francois

John Mueller

Excellent Fred.Way behind on stuff here.
Looks like you guys had a blast.
Shame I hate going downtowndunno

USAIR

Thanks Francois it's a very cool old bridge

Hi John we did have good time Jim's a very nice guy
You should have joined us
It's not that bad downtown you just got to know when to keep your head down




Thanks
Fred