Quakies at DaybreakPosted By Kurt Horsley |
Just incredible! Beautiful color. Great job as always. -KH
Posts Made By: Kurt Horsley
September 30, 2003 06:20 AM
Forum:
Wildlife Photography
September 30, 2003 06:25 AM
Forum:
Wildlife Photography
Mount RainierPosted By Kurt Horsley |
It's great to see pictures like this, because in Texas...it just ain't gonna happen. Beautiful shot with or without wildlife. -Kurt Horsley
October 4, 2003 04:10 AM
Forum:
Wildlife Photography
Monarch migrationPosted By Kurt Horsley |
October 5, 2003 09:20 AM
Forum:
Wildlife Photography
Autumn LeavesPosted By Kurt Horsley |
Beautiful. Wish we could all have a view like this one. -KH
October 10, 2003 02:57 AM
Forum:
Wildlife Photography
A hidden pond - fall colorPosted By Kurt Horsley |
What a great place for fall colors. I hope you get there again as the weather gets cooler. Living in the middle of a big city, any landscape or wildlife photography (or meaningful astronomy) almost certainly requires a roadtrip for me. -KH
October 12, 2003 06:38 AM
Forum:
Wildlife Photography
Autumn Aspen LeavesPosted By Kurt Horsley |
Unbelievable color. Excellent. I love the colors in the leaves but still like that nice dark blue sky too. -KH
October 21, 2003 07:43 AM
Forum:
Birding Optics and Photos
BluebirdPosted By Kurt Horsley |
Nice shot Thorpe. You may consider reducing the size of the file for posting. That's a big picture. Those C-2100UZ cameras are amazing. -Kurt Horsley
October 21, 2003 08:41 PM
Forum:
Equipment Talk
Orion 80mm ED Focuser QuestionPosted By Kurt Horsley |
Don,
There's a tension screw on the bottom of the focuser. Tighten it.
There's a tension screw on the bottom of the focuser. Tighten it.
October 23, 2003 08:00 AM
Forum:
Equipment Talk
Celestron #94175 f/6.3 reducer/flattenerPosted By Kurt Horsley |
Martin,
It threads directly to the back of the optical tube, then you attach the visual back to it. -KH
It threads directly to the back of the optical tube, then you attach the visual back to it. -KH
October 24, 2003 07:59 PM
Forum:
Wildlife Photography
FoxPosted By Kurt Horsley |
Thanks guys,
I've found the kayak to be the most powerful photographic tool since the camera itself. It allowed me to follow the fox in total silence and therefore get close enough to get a shot. It would never have happened if I were on the land. It's amazing how close you can get in the kayak. It's almost as if the animals are blind to it, as they often are to automobiles. Of course, getting a sharp shot that's in focus is difficult in a moving boat. -Kurt Horsley
I've found the kayak to be the most powerful photographic tool since the camera itself. It allowed me to follow the fox in total silence and therefore get close enough to get a shot. It would never have happened if I were on the land. It's amazing how close you can get in the kayak. It's almost as if the animals are blind to it, as they often are to automobiles. Of course, getting a sharp shot that's in focus is difficult in a moving boat. -Kurt Horsley
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