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Meg signed us up for a canoe tour. We saw alligators (small ones), turtles, and birds. It was a very nice 1 1/2 hours down river so paddling was easy. Bob and Meg are in the center green canoe.
Large canoe in the main hall of the Tulalip Tribes Hibulb Cultural Center. Note that the photos on the wall behind the canoe are copyrighted, so this version of the photo should not be reproduced commercially.
Version with those photos blurred: www.flickr.com/photos/jmabel/21317028729
There's water but it's frozen so it's snow so we can't really use the canoe so it sits against the side of the garage... 50mm lens on the Nikon D40...
The Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission has much better photos from this year's canoe journey: www.flickr.com/photos/nwifc/sets/72157624769504402/
Decided to take some photos of my friends canoe, at the point I was playing with my settings to see what different aperture shots would give me, I was happy with my learning's :)
I don't often do black and white pictures, so I fiured I'd give them a try, and I like it, it looks pretty nice. O and this is a canoe picture if you couldn't guess.
On Sunday May 9th, Ryan and I took eight of the neighborhood kids canoeing. Each boat was armed with a disposable camera. These are the pictures from Khalif, Terrance and Dada's boat.
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On Sunday May 9th, Ryan and I took eight of the neighborhood kids canoeing. Each boat was armed with a disposable camera. These are the pictures from Khalif, Terrance and Dada's boat.
View my blog at tgaw.wordpress.com
View Ryan's blog at ideonexus.com