Posted by Tim Mulholland on January 31, 2010 at 12:26 PM
It's been awhile since I've posted anything, but I've been enjoying myself. My wife & I spent our anniversary on a sailboat in the Sea of Cortez, exploring the islands near La Paz.
This first photo is one of my favorites, mostly because it's slightly abstract.
Fuji Velvia (shot at ASA 80); f/5.6, 1/60", 105mm lens on Fuji G617.
Posted by Tim Mulholland on January 31, 2010 at 12:29 PM
And, this second photograph is from Isla Partida. This small harbor is called "El Embudo" - The Funnel. We had a pleasant hike here and topped out on Isla Partida where there was a playa and we could see the Sea of Cortez on the other side of the island. A mile or two north of El Embudo is Los Islotes, where we were able to swim with wild California sea lions (the pups like to nip at your fins and suits to get your attention).
Posted by Dan Borzynski on January 31, 2010 at 8:44 PM
I went through the entire slideshow. You have some very nice images. The 617's especially remind me why I want to shoot that format.
Not knowing the end use of the slideshow, so take this for what it may be worth, but I'd suggest trying to get it down to around 50 or so images. It would be a much stronger presentation. But that aside, I enjoyed watching it.
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5 repliesThis first photo is one of my favorites, mostly because it's slightly abstract.
Fuji Velvia (shot at ASA 80); f/5.6, 1/60", 105mm lens on Fuji G617.
More of my Baja photos can be seen at:
http://IlluminataPhoto.zenfolio.com/baja/slideshow
Enjoy and stay warm,
Tim!
Fuji 617, Velvia (at asa 80), f/22, 0.5", polarizer
Enjoy,
Tim!
Not knowing the end use of the slideshow, so take this for what it may be worth, but I'd suggest trying to get it down to around 50 or so images. It would be a much stronger presentation. But that aside, I enjoyed watching it.
Thanks for posting the link.
I understand your perspective regarding the slideshow; but, there's a method to my madness! ;)
Tim