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Greyhound Gardens
2010 • 365 photos
With camera in hand, my challenge is to take a new photo every day.
Keep in mind that I live in Oregon. In an ideal world, I would be out every day capturing a most beautiful state.
But, it rains a lot and I work, so, it could potentially be 365 greyhound pictures.
Keep in mind that I live in Oregon. In an ideal world, I would be out every day capturing a most beautiful state.
But, it rains a lot and I work, so, it could potentially be 365 greyhound pictures.
The Gear
Canon D1 Mark IV
Canon 24-105mm F4L lens
Canon 70-200mm F2.8L IS II lens
Canon 16-35mm F2.8L II
Canon 100mm F2.8L macro lens
Three - 580EXII flashes
PocketWizard Plus II transceivers
Two Westcott Apollo softboxes
Manfrotto 055CXPRO3 tripod
Kirk Enterprises BH-1 ballhead
Tenba Shootout slingbag
Crumpler Seven Million Dollar Home
Crumpler Eight Million Dollar Home
Canon 24-105mm F4L lens
Canon 70-200mm F2.8L IS II lens
Canon 16-35mm F2.8L II
Canon 100mm F2.8L macro lens
Three - 580EXII flashes
PocketWizard Plus II transceivers
Two Westcott Apollo softboxes
Manfrotto 055CXPRO3 tripod
Kirk Enterprises BH-1 ballhead
Tenba Shootout slingbag
Crumpler Seven Million Dollar Home
Crumpler Eight Million Dollar Home
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January
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- Day 31
- Day 30
- Day 29
- Day 28
- Day 27
- Day 26
- Day 25
- Day 24 - The sands of time
- Day 23 - The wind in her face
- Day 22 - Early bloomers
- Day 21 - Fire in the sky
- Day 20 - Sunrise
- Day 19 - Clouds over the campus
- Day 18 - Spirit of the Northwest
- Day 17 - This old house
- Day 16 - Out to pasture
- Day 15
- Day 14
- Day 13 - Road to the red barn
- Day 12 - The needlenose
- Day 11 - Hot flash
- Day 10 - The Shaggy Donkeys
- My best photos from 2009
- Day 9
- Day 8 • 30 seconds
- Day 7
- Day 6 - Puddles
- Day 5
- Day 4 - Looney
- Day 3
- Day 2
- Day 0
- Day 1
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January
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lol!!! girl...i know the feeling. a few years ago...i was christmas shopping...and promptly put everything down to go outside into the cool air.
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