Kiz's Scrapbook

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Carl's shop deer overlook our production process here at BHW




The lathe deer, however, seems less than productive today. He appears to spend a lot of time just hanging around...

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Headed over to the Seattle side yesterday to drop off some barrels. We got a great view of our infamous volcano, Mt. Rainier peeking up over the Eastern Washington desert.





Also got a shot of the Space Needle!

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If there's one thing I love to do, it's to travel. I've put around 140,000 miles on my little car in the last 3 years. Here's a few photos from some of my adventures.



This panorama photo was taken at the Montana/Wyoming border





Some Big Horn Sheep I came across in the Rockies up near Banff, Alberta Canada



A view of downtown Vancouver, BC Canada from a pier in North Vancouver across the bay




Wedding cake at a friend of mine's wedding I was asked to photograph.




an Old Homestead in Eastern Washington during the winter.

[GLSHOOTER]

Kiz you are a SUPER photographer. Your stuff is as good as my BIL and he has been doing pro stuff for about 15 years for Eddie Bauer and Nordstrom's. I always thought he was great but I'll put you up there with him!!

Thanks for sharing the wonderful pics although I want to know where all that flour came from in the last one? We don't have no flour on our landscapes in Phoenix!!

Greg

[Swag]

Those really are some fabulous shots. Thanks for sharing!!!

[durhamster]

::)Nice Pics Kiz.
I can see why your friend trusted you to take her wedding pics.
The site was on hold when you were on vacation, good to have you back.
;D

[dave29461]

Beautiful photos. What type of telephoto lens did you use to get the sheep shot? The B&W homestead is classic and super. Thanks for posting them.
Dave

[memoe]

Kiz,
Great pictures! Any idea were the old house was in eastern Wa? I think I've seen it but not sure were.

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Jul 26, 2011 18:59:23 GMT -8 dave29461 said:

Beautiful photos. What type of telephoto lens did you use to get the sheep shot? The B&W homestead is classic and super. Thanks for posting them.
Dave

It's really funny you should mention that. I have a couple cannon cameras, one an 18-55mm Eos film camera and the other the Digital Rebel T1i with a 55-250mm telephoto. However, when that particular photo was taken I'd accidentally left my camera at home so all I had was a gas station point and shoot! lol I was surprised that Those sheep actually let me walk right up to them and stand there long enough before getting offended and running off.

Aug 4, 2011 18:10:46 GMT -8 memoe said:

Kiz,
Great pictures! Any idea were the old house was in eastern Wa? I think I've seen it but not sure were.

That house was actually located just north outside a little town called Marlin.

[dave29461]

Serendipity and a non-threatening manner are the photographer's greatest assets.
Dave

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Dave: Agreed



Here's a photo I took of some ammo that was in the shop:



And a Gray Wolf just waking up from a nap ♥:

[dave29461]

Hornady needs you produce the graphics for their PR. The Gray Wolf photo is way cool. Don't tell me you used a disposable on this one.
Looks like you make your photo moments wherever you are. Keep up the great work.

[dave29461]

Hey Kiz,
No new scrapbook material?

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I've been behind...So here's some more photos from a hiking trip I took in the forest just north of Seattle. I got to play with my Macro filter and telephoto lense.

[hehuhates]

The detail on the slug is amazing. Nice lens