Some variety

Lake Opeongo with the k10d & 16-50


Feed me. NOW!!! (playing with the k-7 and FA* 400)


Front Crawl (one of the may uses for a weather-sealed camera & lens - k-7 & 16-50. I had the camera about 3 inches above the water for this)


Why facing east during a sunset is a good plan (LBA: 50-135mm on k-7)


Tempting fate (Take a k-7 & 43mm ltd. Lay in middle of road for a multi-second exposure)


Tempting fate #2(again, k-7 & 16-50. Pulled up just before that ripple caught the camera & lens)

[Marc Langille]

Andrew, that image of Lake Opeongo brings back some good memories of Algonquin Park!!! What a great place. Thanks for sharing these - very enjoyable.

Regards,
Marc

[Andrew Faires]

Thank you very much, Marc. Hopefully this fall I'll be back to Algonquin as there's so to do and photograph.

[timbo13]

nice series, #1 is lovely, and the rest show good creativity and imagination

[sureshgvv]

No 1 stands out of the series

[gawan]

I really love the first shot, great shot! The second is so interesting, good capture!

[Andrew Faires]

Thank you very much, Timbo13, Sureshgvv & Gawan!

[Ash]

Brilliant images!
#1 and #3 are very striking with their bold colours and interesting subjects.
#1 is just exceptional - a great wall photo!
Well done and thanks for sharing.

[dcmsox2004]

really like the get down and dirty perspective.. nice to see....
the clouds above the silos... ominous ,almost a biblical prophecy....

[Damn Brit]

Very nice and varied set Andrew, I enjoyed viewing them.

[Andrew Faires]

Thank you very much Ash, dcmsox2004 & Gary!

[MRRiley]

Very nice Andrew. I especially love the peaceful ambiance you captured in the first one and the looming threat in 4th one. Wonderful juxtaposition of moods.

Mike

[JMR]

Great series. You make very interesting use of your F2.8 abilities. Really like 1, 4 and 5.

JMR

[Andrew Faires]

Thank you very much Mike & JMR!