Photographs at camp_co on Webshots and scampco on Picasa.
This is only the Peavine portion, as the Dells cover a fairly large area. The Dells are composed of red lava and with the sun setting have a beautiful color. Some where on the trail I discovered the better setting on my Nikon P1, slow learner that I am.
There are 66 pictures from various times there.
Click above to go to the album on Webshots or enjoy the slide presentation below:
Watson Lake, Granite Dells, Prescott, Arizona
Saturday, August 8, 2009
Havasupai Grand Canyon
Photographs at camp_co on Webshots and scampco on Picasa.
Alot of people go to the Havaspai Entrance to the Grand Canyon to hike down to the falls, ride a pack train, or a helicopter.
Again I went there once with my Nikon P1 and it was point and click. Later I was to find much better settings.
Click on above title to go to my Webshots site or view slide presentation below:
Havasupai Grand Canyon, helicopter, pack trains
Alot of people go to the Havaspai Entrance to the Grand Canyon to hike down to the falls, ride a pack train, or a helicopter.
Again I went there once with my Nikon P1 and it was point and click. Later I was to find much better settings.
Click on above title to go to my Webshots site or view slide presentation below:
Havasupai Grand Canyon, helicopter, pack trains
Friday, August 7, 2009
The Grand Canyon National Park South Rim
Photographs at camp_co on Webshots and scampco on Picasa.
My first visit to the Grand Canyon with my Nikon P1 was pretty much point and click. Later I discovered some new much better settings. At 7.8 megapixels viewed on a Irfan Viewer I was wowed! Ok I am left behind as the cameras have evolved and I am sure there are professional photographers put me to shame, I have commented on some of them.
But I am just enjoying sharing some of that which they did not emulate.
There are 41 pictures. Click on the above title and it will take you to my album on Webshots.
Or view slides:
Grand Canyon National Park
My first visit to the Grand Canyon with my Nikon P1 was pretty much point and click. Later I discovered some new much better settings. At 7.8 megapixels viewed on a Irfan Viewer I was wowed! Ok I am left behind as the cameras have evolved and I am sure there are professional photographers put me to shame, I have commented on some of them.
But I am just enjoying sharing some of that which they did not emulate.
There are 41 pictures. Click on the above title and it will take you to my album on Webshots.
Or view slides:
Grand Canyon National Park
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