Showing posts with label Canadian Snowbirds. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Canadian Snowbirds. Show all posts

Saturday, March 28, 2009

Outdoor Pictures


When the weather warms up again.. I'll be taking walks with the camera every decent weather day...

I did get a few hour long walks the middle of this month of March when the weather was getting near 55-60 degrees but THIS past week it's been cold as November!

A couple pictures from those walks





AND one picture from a snowstorm that ammounted to 3 inches of snow in a few hours.. with flakes the size of quarters...



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Saturday, June 14, 2008

View Through My Lens Galleries


As I start to build my new Website I will post links to galleries I put up. Right now the following galleries are up:

Canadian Snowbirds in Duluth

Clouds. I enjoy cloud pictures because like snowflakes, none are ever alike and you never know what you'll see when you upload your photos.

Fishing and Fish. I love fishing, and this will probably grow to be the largest section over time.

I'm always taking pictures and bringing my camera along so you never know what might be the next photograph.





Wednesday, May 14, 2008

Canadian Snowbirds in Duluth


Headed to Duluth to watch the Canadian Snowbirds give a 35 minute airshow, as advertisement for the Duluth Air Show in July. Without a good telephoto lens, I ended up with a few good pictures but someday I'll go the expensive route and get a really good camera capable of extraordinary pictures. For now my 12 Megapixel Kodak Easyshare is perfect for what I usually use it for.

The Canadian Snowbirds aren't nearly as loud as I expected, and incredible maneuverable having only seen the larger jets at the Air Show the one year I attended.







As always, CLICK on the photos to view them in larger size.

When in Duluth, with a camera, a person tends to take pictures of the Aerial Lift Bridge, even though I've taken enough of them in the past, here's 2 more:




One thing I'd never seen before, is a mini 'Statue of Liberty' which is hidden in a courtyard next to the DECC Auditorium. According to the plaque, it was placed there in 1976, the American Bi-Centennial.




On the way home I stopped at the river to fish for a bit....



I caught that small St. Louis River Northern Pike, and a nice Smallmouth Bass, but Bass season doesn't start for a week or two, so they have to be released immediately so no photos of that one.

And finally... the end up the day, the sunset....



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