Whitehorse Lake
JD Dam Lake
Storm rolls in
Sycamore Point (2,500ft drop)
Old barn after rain
JD Cabin
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Day 3 - Lava Cave
Jonathan exploring other sections
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Northern Arizona Weekend - July 4th
Jul 09, 2008 04:57 AM #21
Day 2
Whitehorse Lake
JD Dam Lake
Storm rolls in
Sycamore Point (2,500ft drop)
Old barn after rain
JD Cabin
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Day 3 - Lava Cave
Jonathan exploring other sections
Whitehorse Lake
JD Dam Lake
Storm rolls in
Sycamore Point (2,500ft drop)
Old barn after rain
JD Cabin
-------------------------
Day 3 - Lava Cave
Jonathan exploring other sections
Jul 09, 2008 04:59 AM #22
And now the silly, "we reached the end of the cave so now what" shots.
I think Dana likes Jelly Beans now too
Random guys wanted to play too
Going in for the kiss pose
I think Dana likes Jelly Beans now too
Random guys wanted to play too
Going in for the kiss pose
Jul 09, 2008 05:25 AM #23
Very nice. It was fun playing at the end of the cave. Those guys were goofballs!
Jul 09, 2008 05:33 AM #24
looks great wish i could of came but went to morman lake took the kids on there first camping trip
Jul 09, 2008 02:41 PM #25
Lava cave = fun
Jul 09, 2008 09:51 PM #26
Nice shots!!!
were hopin to do the Lava cave the Sat before laborday
We'll be in Mammoth cave in Utah some time next week :)g)
were hopin to do the Lava cave the Sat before laborday
We'll be in Mammoth cave in Utah some time next week :)g)
Jul 10, 2008 01:06 AM #27
Jonathan climbing, flowers & Michael capturing natures beauty.
Jul 10, 2008 01:09 AM #28
Dragonfly & yet another flower... Michael pretty much captured all the other parts of the trip.
Jul 10, 2008 04:20 AM #29
Yay flowers!
That pink one is ti... I mean awesome! Looks like you'll soon be borrowing my special framing lens ;)
That pink one is ti... I mean awesome! Looks like you'll soon be borrowing my special framing lens ;)
Jul 10, 2008 05:12 AM #30
skatchkins wrote:Yay flowers!
That pink one is ti... I mean awesome! Looks like you'll soon be borrowing my special framing lens ;)
Wohoo!!! It's my favorite, too. Thanks for the tip on the macro-ness. I was annoyed that I couldn't offcenter my subject. :)=)
Jul 10, 2008 05:47 AM #31
Here are a couple of antique-y things I found at JD Cabin, the one in Michael's pic. One is obviously a horseshoe - that was hand-chisled/made. The other is a bottle that says "Horlick's Malted Milk Lunch Tablets" on it which dates back to around the 1920's or 1930's.
Jul 10, 2008 05:54 AM #32
Nice.
I am jealous of your bottle. Especially that you were able to trace it back. That's the hard part with unmarked ones.
That cabin is dated back to 1870.
I am jealous of your bottle. Especially that you were able to trace it back. That's the hard part with unmarked ones.
That cabin is dated back to 1870.
Jul 12, 2008 02:18 AM #33
skatchkins wrote:Canon Rebel XTi with a slice of photoshop for processing of course. A Tamron 17-50 was usually the lens of choice.
Some of the cloud pics I had a ND Grad filter on to keep the sky from being washed out while keeping the foreground. I had a circular polarizer on for the water shots to keep the glare at a minumum.
Cool well they come out awesome, I just order myself a d60, should be arriving shortly, now time to learn to take pictures like a pro:~