First Tnet Picture Post

[JunkShopFiddler]

Hey all, just discovered this forum. Happy to find out others photograph as well as treasure hunt. Here are some photos from our latest road trip. Went to Michigan Upper Peninsula. The pics are Chapel Falls, Sable Falls, Old Sand Hills Lighthouse, (now a Bed and Breakfast Inn), and a view from the lighthouse tower. The owners allow guests 24 hour access to the tower! Starry nights and dawn\dusk were incredible sights. The other building is the old Five Mile Point fog horn station. The body of water is Lake Superior. Thanks for looking, love to share photos and especially see other members pics!

 

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[DizzyDigger]

Welcome!

Those are all gorgeous shots, but #2 of the waterfall is an absolute winner..

I see you're also a Nikon fan, and considering you shot that in manual mode my guess
is you've been at this a while? I'd love to get a new full-frame, but for now my D90
is still doing a bang-up job.

 

[vpnavy]

Nice shots JunkShopFiddler.

 

[JunkShopFiddler]

Welcome!

Those are all gorgeous shots, but #2 of the waterfall is an absolute winner..

I see you're also a Nikon fan, and considering you shot that in manual mode my guess
is you've been at this a while? I'd love to get a new full-frame, but for now my D90
is still doing a bang-up job.

Thanks for the encouragement, I have been taking pics since 1970 at 14 years of age. Back then there was no memory card or delete button. learning on a film camera you got what you got, so you had to think your exposures through or waste your film money, which I am sure you remember if your old enough! I have had a D5100 for about 2 years it is my first digital SLR, Thought I would hate giving up the film but now I love the digital. If your interested a lot of my pictures, old and new, are on pinterest.com/tncodie

 

[ronwoodcraft]

I agree that #2 shot is Awesome. These kind of pictures are what inspired me to try to shoot waterfalls.

 

[RGINN]

Hey, great pics! I didn't care much for digital quality when it first came out, but it's all right now. I usually shoot about 50 or so pics when I'm out with the camera and then can find 2 or 3 that look fair.

 

[packerbacker]

Nice pics. I love the entire great lakes area!!..............................'cept in winter!