Time on the beach

Pictures from the beach, during an evening photoshoot with my family.  

Canon 5D mkII with 100mm macro lens.

Not just filler...

As my computer RAID Array fails, I am forced to bring back some older picks from my Philmont trip.  It's time like these that make me cherish my other RAID array.  The mirror one, not the stripping one.  Now if I could just get past this Vista problem...

Camera Stuff: Canon G10 set on full auto.  

Beach Evening

Took a simple walk on the beach with the wife this evening.  I noticed the first shot.  She noticed the second.  If you've ever met my wife, you would realize she is not a technical wizard.  This is okay, as in moments like this evening she very efficient at pointing out this excellent picture above.  It was during this moment that I realized that experience isn't necessarily linked to that specific topic, but rather the ability to recognize was is being witnessed.  

Camera Stuff: Canon G10 set on full auto.  

Just a slice

A smaller slice of the greater beauty that was New Mexico.  This was an incredible view in the early morning.  

Camera Stuff, Canon G10 set on full auto that caught this image at f4.0, 18mm at 1/1000 sec.  

Inverted

I think this is one of the few pictures I have done well.  And I really like the part about it being upside down.  

Another picture with the excellent Canon G10.   

A Reflection of a Path Less Traveled...

This was taken by my little Canon G10.  The more I use this camera, the more I'm impressed with it.  It's ability ability to fully capture the moment in time is phenomenal.

This was taken during the first day in a trek through the New Mexico back country.  It might have been one of those times when an outstanding situation occurs and doesn't reoccur again for a while.  

Field

I went to New Mexico for 2 weeks and all I got was this one lousy B&W...

Worry not, as I have many more images to bring to the table.

Camera Stuff: Canon G10, (set for full auto).  B&W conversion in Adobe Lightroom3.