Sunday, February 20, 2011

Just a bunch of pictures from the new Nikon

I’ll only post a couple here, the rest you’ll have go to my Windows Live account to see.  Last time I posted around 20 pictures, I got a couple comments about download time.  Nice compliments about the pictures being worth the wait, but still we’ll see if it’s better this way.
“Dishes, smishes.  I’m relaxing here.”
Nighttime picture of the mountains at the mouth of Emigration Canyon.  Undoctored and unplanned.  It just came out that way.

10 comments:

carmilevy said...

I love the night shot - especially the raw manner in which it came about. That's what I love about photography: Sometimes, greatness just happens. And you never know how it'll turn out. So you just get yourself out there and make it happen.

Your philosophy continues to inspire.

A Paperback Writer said...

Nice night shot, but I am amused with the cat. :)

Alexia said...

Love the cats sitting on the heating vent - and the winding road shot is lovely.

21 Wits said...

Oh my goodness Max such great photos...your kittys still adorable as ever...they have such a sweet face...even sitting on the dishwasher door...but the canyon night time view of the city...oh what a great view...is there like a park or something where you can sit and just take it all in? Or have a picnic? Very cool indeedy!

Max Sartin said...

Karen - Thanks, and yes. That night picture was taken from a park up by the house I lived in as a teenager. It was probably taken close to the same place as this picture I took in 1980. There are quite a few good places on the foothills to just sit and watch the city, both north and east of the city.

21 Wits said...

Oh wow that black and white photo from 1980 is awesome! What a keeper!

young-eclectic-encounters said...

Great shots Max, and as you get to know your new camera they'll just get better and better. your canyon shot reminded me of the first time I saw Salt Lake City coming down Immigration Canyon at night which is another spectacular view from there. Thanks for sharing

Max Sartin said...

y-e-e Thanks, and welcome to my group of followers!

A Paperback Writer said...

Crap! I forgot to check out your new camera at the game yesterday!! There was just too much going on, and I forgot to have a good look at it. So sorry. :(

Max Sartin said...

No problem, you'll get a chance to see it.