MWO Web camera image archive

[Brad]

that is funny, too bad it wasn't a bit clearer. It must have been one of the observers. I would think.

Yes - or the summit fox.

As I was heading out to waterski this morning I snapped the image below just standing on the dock - no tripod. I will crop it a bit later.

[Charlie]

nice shot
you know if you spend any more time in the water you will start to look like a fish

[Brad]

What do you think I look like now?

Pictures from this morning are at http://public.fotki.com/bradbradstre...waterski/2007/ - There are so many I will probably split the albums by person. Just no time to do it now. It is the time of year to tear things down and get the place ready for the winter.

I did split them - so they are the September 1st albums

[Charlie]

nice shots what camera did you say you use

[Steve M]

What I want to know is if your snapping all those pictures then whose driving the boat?

[Brad]

The camera is a Canon D60 (a hand me down from my son) with a 100-500mm lens. The morning light for ski pictures can be tough till the sun really gets up.

There were 5 of us in a friend's boat this morning. So, I was a spotter. I just watched the skier through a long lens.

[Charlie]

thats a $2000 camera

[Brad]

thats a $2000 camera

And I took it on STP with the standard lens - and a wide angle - and the 500mm zoom. It was a lot of added weight. You should see my son's new camera! It is awesome.

My son did give me a very good deal on the price of the D60.

[Charlie]

the cost may be high but the pictures tell the rest of the story ,it's worth it

[Mike D]

That's a really great picture. I'd love to see a full moon shot from that camera. Did you blacken the surrounding sky, or were conditions (humidity, light pollution, cloud cover) just very favorable.