WPRESTO

Yeah I was focusing on the river (body of water) not the flowers, but I'll try and keep up in the future...thank you.

this is my 10th visit and my wifes 8th. A number of those have been fleeting visits as we ahd a daughter working in Whistler Canada, she now works at Copper Mtn in Colorado and back here (ski patrol / avalanche technician).
And most of those have been in the southwest, so am familiar with canyons, Las Vegas etc, but have never done the Valley of Fire or Snow canyon....but will now.

Keep in touch and we will see what we can work out when you come over, we lived near Brisbane for 16 years so have friends up there (now retired back home to South Australia). Understand your dilemma when it comes to visiting, we are flexible.

Thanks for the help.
Cheers
Grant

Thankyou Walter, your assistance is very much appreciated. Lets keep in touch re: Oct 2019, our son lives in Sydney and we don't get over there anywhere near enough, so any excuse is welcome. (& I'm about as scientific as a flea...but I pour a good red or a beer. :-) )

Thank you for the advice. The K-1 is like having two cameras in one body!

Walter, I am getting excited, and hope we can definitely meet. Keep me posted and I'll plan to keep that time pretty free. Kruger sounds good, I am itching for a couple of days there. And I did update my gear on my profile.

And you are an inspiration on the Forum. Me included.

Stay well.

Noel

Hi WPRESTO

My apologies for this late reply. The gear
Tamron 70-300mm (usually the lens I use for the Macro shots)
Sigma 70-300mm
Sigma 28-80mm Macro lens,
A Newer Screw on Wide Angle/Macro glass
and lately the Raynox 150.
The Karl Zeiss 28mm F/2.8 I occasionally use for macro stuff.. The glass from the Newer set works quite well. This is an example of that set up.
[IMG]Morning Glory center by Noel Bowers, on Flickr[/IMG]

Which image of the Ladybug? This one? If so, this was shot with the Tamron 70-300mm on Macro setting.
[IMG]Ladybug by Noel Bowers, on Flickr[/IMG]

Hey there WPRESTO! probably 2 years late here I really appreciated that you sent the eyepieces! They fit amazingly well! Never really got to get back to you! Thanks a lot! I hope you've been well !

Thanks very much for the tip. Unfortunately, it did not work for me. I have more trouble navigating around this forum and it becomes very frustrating. I am of the mind to suspect that Google Chrome may not be 100% compatible with this forum. I hope you are feeling well and also that you enjoy your trip.

Rgds,

Tony

Thanks for the kind words Walter! Real stoked to be a part of this rad photo enthusiast community!

PS: Super jealous you got to experience the 60's in the Bay... Must have been a groovy time.

Just had to say that I thoroughly enjoyed the tagline in your posts (the one about the frightening number of people...) I am completely with you there! When did my country lose its' mind?