Dinoh

road-to-nowhere

road-to-nowhere

part of camping is exploring roads that appear to lead to nowhere but actually lead you to where you are at that very moment....
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part of camping is exploring roads that appear to lead to nowhere but actually lead you to where you are at that very moment.
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SM-G930V

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Aperture f/1.7 ISO 50 Shutter 1/6560 Focal Length 420/100

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Jun, 2019

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A new actress photo session - her eyes, skin color make for a piercing serene moment in time. Practiced my skin touch up skills also.

Visiting Antelope Canyon, the face of an Indian Chief shows himself at the right time of the day.

Long beach walk near an abandoned pier near Santa Cruz - shot with cell phone.

I was shooting this Ducati SS in the Arizona Canyons for a photo competition but missed the deadline because I read the submission date wrong. The rid

I was out shooting Jet planes in the desert when I spotted some movement. Never thought I would catch this desert Iguana grabbing a bite to eat. Stay

Drive by shooting of a old Cadillac at a small car show. the Attention to detail on this car was outstanding. Even the texture in the dash is alive.

Going up the Volcano in Costa Rica during day 3 of La Ruta De Los Conquistadores. A Race from the Pacific Ocean to the Gulf of Mexico.

Senior Photo Session of an aspiring model. This young lady couldn't take a bad picture.

My first crack at shooting NHRA Drag racing. Top Fuel elimination round at Firebird Raceway on a late afternoon.

I shot this in the first Bike specific wind tunnel in the world. This is a Neil Pryde Triathalon bike.

Two cats watching their owners play horse shoe through the window. That is the cats owners in the reflection also but they like the action happening o

Went on a photo walk around the beaches of Santa Cruz California. Found this trestle bridge that was stunning. Fun fact..It has been used in several

Slot Canyon Trip Payson Arizona

This was an impromptu photo that I was glad to capture. I only took about a dozen shots. Sometimes unplanned stuff is the best.

First time shooting track cycling and finding the right settings.

Covering a world class endurance MTB race in Costa Rica gave me a few minutes to capture other things before the hectic 4 day race.

Visiting a house in Mexico on the Pacific Ocean, I found these rock stacks on the jetty. They made a great experiment for depth of field and tilt shif

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