Brief weekend in San Antonio. Here are some of the results. I saved the best for last--and no, I'm not just saying that to make you look at all the photos!

At The Alamo


Sigma 18-35 @ 23mm, f/2, ISO400, 1/500s


Pentax F50 @ f/2.2, ISO100, 1/1000s


Sigma 18-35 @ 22mm, f/2.2, ISO2000, 1/40s


Sigma 18-35 @ 18mm, f/2.8, ISO2500, 1/30s


San Antonio Missions NHP, Mission San Jose

Sigma 18-35 @ 24mm, f/10, ISO125, 1/60s


Sigma 18-35 @ 20mm, f/11, ISO125, 1/125s


Pentax FA77 Limited @ f/1.8, ISO80, 1/800s


Pentax F50 @ f/2.2, ISO80, 1/1250s


Mission Concepcion:


Pentax F50 @ f/2.2, ISO250, 1/1250s


Sigma 18-35 @ 22mm, f/1.8, ISO125, 1/400s

[wtlwdwgn]

Nice shots of the Alamo especially the night ones but where's the shots of the Riverwalk?

[paulh]

I love San Antone - nice collection of shots. TFS!

[MadMathMind]

Nice shots of the Alamo especially the night ones but where's the shots of the Riverwalk?

I took some from a boat ride, but they weren't among my favorites. I'm headed back there in January so I plan to take my tripod and get some good Riverwalk shots then.

[Sailor]

Very nice images of the Alamo - I love spending a couple of nights on the River Walk. We usually stay at the Drury which is located near one end - allowing a person to head off from the hotel about 3:00 PM, walk to the other end (stopping frequently for the libations necessary to stave off remarkable thirst), and walk back with in an "elevated" frame of mind.

Jer

[kyricom]

Lived in San Antonio for a few years back in the late 70's. Nice to see they tore down all those buildings around the Alamo. :-D Great shots, thanks for sharing.