I took my own picture

I took my own picture · 11:48 PM

I'll clone out the dust later, but here's what I look like on a trek

jbrowning · 02-03-2008, 12:00 AM

Man Stu, you sure are fast to push that shutter button then get posed for the picture.

Jim

Igilligan · 02-03-2008, 12:14 AM

You are better looking that I imagined... haha

So right eye shooter with left eye open... Ooops wrong thread.

-gus-

little laker · 02-03-2008, 12:46 AM

Originally posted by jbrowning

Man Stu, you sure are fast to push that shutter button then get posed for the picture.

Jim

It takes talent Jim,
I'm holding my Sigma, but really shooting my Pentax on the tripod. Good thing for wireless remotes

actually I used the 12 second timer in this case.

Originally posted by Igilligan

You are better looking that I imagined... haha

So right eye shooter with left eye open... Ooops wrong thread.

-gus-

Thanks Gus,
I don't have trouble getting the women. Just trouble gettingthe right women whom want to stick around

I'm a right eye shooter alright, but just kept my left eye for the picture

JCSullivan · 02-03-2008, 05:25 AM

Nice catch of a rare animal in HIS environment - WOOD.

Photo Tramp · 02-03-2008, 05:41 AM

Not only looks but talent.

Good shot Stu. and I must say being able to give your self 12 seconds to get into position is a great help.

mtnbearhug · 02-03-2008, 09:10 AM

The Infamouse man behind the camera appears!!!!

Nice Shot Stu.. You shouldn't be so camera shy and get in front of that thing more often...

But I do have on critique..... No Smile?? not even a grin... So seriouse.... ???

Remember your supposed to enjoy your work...

So lets see that smile next time, Huh ???

Nice shot!! Thanks for sharin...

Peter Zack · 02-03-2008, 09:15 AM

You are fast. We have now turned the forums into a dating service. Nice area in the background.

little laker · 02-03-2008, 11:12 AM

Originally posted by JCSullivan

Nice catch of a rare animal in HIS environment - WOOD.

Thanks JC,

Originally posted by Photo Tramp

Not only looks but talent.

Good shot Stu. and I must say being able to give your self 12 seconds to get into position is a great help.

Thanks David,
I'm using that 12 second timer more and more, and the wireless remote less and less.

Originally posted by mtnbearhug

The Infamouse man behind the camera appears!!!!

Nice Shot Stu.. You shouldn't be so camera shy and get in front of that thing more often...

But I do have on critique..... No Smile?? not even a grin... So seriouse.... ???

Remember your supposed to enjoy your work...

So lets see that smile next time, Huh ???

Nice shot!! Thanks for sharin...

Thanks Kim,
I'll hopefully be playing around in front of it a little more today. If it happens I'll try smiling

I'm attempting to get the same effect with the camera I get with some of my macros, where I can have a lighted subject and an almost black background.
If I can accomplish this I'll use it on a model shoot I might have set up for tomorrow.

Having that new remote flash is opening up new territory, for artistic photographs.

Originally posted by Peter Zack

You are fast. We have now turned the forums into a dating service. Nice area in the background.

One of my fishing forums is a dating line, so why not the Pentax Forums

I'm actually serious, the one fishing forum that I belong to has brought 4 couples together that I know of. So you just never know.

codiac2600 · 02-03-2008, 02:41 PM

Snazzy jacket and the area looks very beautiful.

Maybe you should hand your model the camera and let her take pics of you

Just a thought, but I guess if you're like me the reason you like having a camera is so you can be behind it and not infront of it.

**Sailor** · 02-03-2008, 02:56 PM

A clever hot, Stu. You and I share the same color of hair, but - I'm sad to say - I've got about three orders of magnitude more wrinkles (I claim they make me look wise).

Jer

roentarre · 02-03-2008, 10:18 PM

Finally getting to see you in real life. Envious of your statement having no troubles getting women. Not sure if that is due to pheromone or what...

That weather seems to be quite chilly - something I cannot imagine at all. Maybe it is better to visit Canada in Autumn or something

spyglass · 02-03-2008, 11:37 PM

It is funny how you can get a metal picture formed in your mind how someone might look. Stu you are much younger than I imagined. I pictured you to be in your mid to late 60's. Great to see you have a good number of years left to participate in the Pentax Forum.
I would like to ask when you are going to submit some eagle photos (it looks like there is a bird platform in the background of your shot).

little laker · 02-03-2008, 11:53 PM

Originally posted by codiac2600

Snazzy jacket and the area looks very beautiful.

Maybe you should hand your model the camera and let her take pics of you

Just a thought, but I guess if you're like me the reason you like having a camera is so you can be behind it and not infront of it.

Tempting Chris, but I have a better idea.
I've got a date with a female photographer on Tuesday.
She seems to be nice enough, however she uses Canon's

I know, I shouldn't even consider dating a Canon user

I'll let her try my trusty Pentax. She's looking for a new camera soon, so the timing might be perfect

With a little luck she'll take my picture with it.

I also have to show her my Sigma. But that camera isn't all that user friendly. And I might be wrong, but I don't think that she has all that much experience.

Oh, that jacket was a $10.00 value village special. I was looking for Pentax lenses and found it instead

Originally posted by Sailor

A clever hot, Stu. You and I share the same color of hair, but - I'm sad to say - I've got about three orders of magnitude more wrinkles (I claim they make me look wise).

Jer

Thanks Jer,
Truth is I'll turn 39 in about a week. My dad was right gray at 25, so I did better than him.

I think that the hair colour helps out with the business. People think that I'm older, and seem to respect that more

Originally posted by roentarre

Finally getting to see you in real life. Envious of your statement having no troubles getting women. Not sure if that is due to pheromone or what...

That weather seems to be quite chilly - something I cannot imagine at all. Maybe it is better to visit Canada in Autumn or something

It was chilly out there, but mostly due to the wind. 30 minutes earlier was perfect.

James Whenever you come up I'd recommend visiting in the Autumn. Then the weathers usually dry, Spring is often wet.

If you land in BC I'll do my best to pick you up at the airport.

I'd take the right woman over several women any day. And I just haven't met her yet.
Although it could be fun if it works out with this photographer.

little laker · 02-03-2008, 11:59 PM

Originally posted by spyglass

It is funny how you can get a metal picture formed in your mind how someone might look. Stu you are much younger than I imagined. I pictured you to be in your mid to late 60's. Great to see you have a good number of years left to participate in the Pentax Forum.
I would like to ask when you are going to submit some eagle photos (it looks like there is a bird platform in the background of your shot).

I had to grow up fast about 5 years ago, which is probably why I sound older than I really am.
However if my life didn't change back then I would have never gotten back into photography. So it worked out for the best.

That's an Osprey platform, and I've submitted a few pictures from it. Although it was quite a while ago.
Here's a few. Sorry about the hair on the sensor in them.

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02-03-2008, 12:14 AM	#3
Igilligan Guest	Hey Stu You are better looking that I imagined... haha So right eye shooter with left eye open... Ooops wrong thread. -gus-

02-03-2008, 11:37 PM	#13
spyglass Veteran Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: British Columbia, Canada Posts: 747	Mystery solved It is funny how you can get a metal picture formed in your mind how someone might look. Stu you are much younger than I imagined. I pictured you to be in your mid to late 60's. Great to see you have a good number of years left to participate in the Pentax Forum. I would like to ask when you are going to submit some eagle photos (it looks like there is a bird platform in the background of your shot).

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Peter Zack Pentaxian Moderator Emeritus Join Date: May 2007 Location: Edmonton Alberta, Canada Photos: Gallery \| Albums Posts: 10,643	You are fast. We have now turned the forums into a dating service. Nice area in the background.

02-03-2008, 11:12 AM	#9
little laker Veteran Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Photos: Gallery Posts: 5,697 Original Poster	Originally posted by JCSullivan Nice catch of a rare animal in HIS environment - WOOD. Thanks JC, Originally posted by Photo Tramp Not only looks but talent. Good shot Stu. and I must say being able to give your self 12 seconds to get into position is a great help. Thanks David, I'm using that 12 second timer more and more, and the wireless remote less and less. Originally posted by mtnbearhug The Infamouse man behind the camera appears!!!! Nice Shot Stu.. You shouldn't be so camera shy and get in front of that thing more often... But I do have on critique..... No Smile?? not even a grin... So seriouse.... ??? Remember your supposed to enjoy your work... So lets see that smile next time, Huh ??? Nice shot!! Thanks for sharin... Thanks Kim, I'll hopefully be playing around in front of it a little more today. If it happens I'll try smiling I'm attempting to get the same effect with the camera I get with some of my macros, where I can have a lighted subject and an almost black background. If I can accomplish this I'll use it on a model shoot I might have set up for tomorrow. Having that new remote flash is opening up new territory, for artistic photographs. Originally posted by Peter Zack You are fast. We have now turned the forums into a dating service. Nice area in the background. One of my fishing forums is a dating line, so why not the Pentax Forums I'm actually serious, the one fishing forum that I belong to has brought 4 couples together that I know of. So you just never know.

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codiac2600 Veteran Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Rockford, Illinois Posts: 2,027	Snazzy jacket and the area looks very beautiful. Maybe you should hand your model the camera and let her take pics of you Just a thought, but I guess if you're like me the reason you like having a camera is so you can be behind it and not infront of it.

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Sailor Loyal Site Supporter Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Coastal Texas Photos: Gallery Posts: 26,203	A clever hot, Stu. You and I share the same color of hair, but - I'm sad to say - I've got about three orders of magnitude more wrinkles (I claim they make me look wise). Jer

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02-03-2008, 11:53 PM	#14
little laker Veteran Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Photos: Gallery Posts: 5,697 Original Poster	Originally posted by codiac2600 Snazzy jacket and the area looks very beautiful. Maybe you should hand your model the camera and let her take pics of you Just a thought, but I guess if you're like me the reason you like having a camera is so you can be behind it and not infront of it. Tempting Chris, but I have a better idea. I've got a date with a female photographer on Tuesday. She seems to be nice enough, however she uses Canon's I know, I shouldn't even consider dating a Canon user I'll let her try my trusty Pentax. She's looking for a new camera soon, so the timing might be perfect With a little luck she'll take my picture with it. I also have to show her my Sigma. But that camera isn't all that user friendly. And I might be wrong, but I don't think that she has all that much experience. Oh, that jacket was a $10.00 value village special. I was looking for Pentax lenses and found it instead Originally posted by Sailor A clever hot, Stu. You and I share the same color of hair, but - I'm sad to say - I've got about three orders of magnitude more wrinkles (I claim they make me look wise). Jer Thanks Jer, Truth is I'll turn 39 in about a week. My dad was right gray at 25, so I did better than him. I think that the hair colour helps out with the business. People think that I'm older, and seem to respect that more Originally posted by roentarre Finally getting to see you in real life. Envious of your statement having no troubles getting women. Not sure if that is due to pheromone or what... That weather seems to be quite chilly - something I cannot imagine at all. Maybe it is better to visit Canada in Autumn or something It was chilly out there, but mostly due to the wind. 30 minutes earlier was perfect. James Whenever you come up I'd recommend visiting in the Autumn. Then the weathers usually dry, Spring is often wet. If you land in BC I'll do my best to pick you up at the airport. I'd take the right woman over several women any day. And I just haven't met her yet. Although it could be fun if it works out with this photographer.

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little laker Veteran Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Photos: Gallery Posts: 5,697 Original Poster	Originally posted by spyglass It is funny how you can get a metal picture formed in your mind how someone might look. Stu you are much younger than I imagined. I pictured you to be in your mid to late 60's. Great to see you have a good number of years left to participate in the Pentax Forum. I would like to ask when you are going to submit some eagle photos (it looks like there is a bird platform in the background of your shot). I had to grow up fast about 5 years ago, which is probably why I sound older than I really am. However if my life didn't change back then I would have never gotten back into photography. So it worked out for the best. That's an Osprey platform, and I've submitted a few pictures from it. Although it was quite a while ago. Here's a few. Sorry about the hair on the sensor in them.