Stop 2
by wickee_one

Comment:
This is a Dodge 4x4. They were called "Dodge Recon" most of the time. The official Dodge designation was "Power Wagon" and was usually on the sides of the hood in raised lettering. It's a Korean war leftover. They were popular here in S Florida for their running gear, used to make swamp buggies in the 1960's.
Cool desat. I have never seen one pink before.

Stop 1
by wickee_one

Comment:
The little crown of bokeh in the background over the bloom helps it stand out nicely. We have the same thistles here, and the same color as well as a white variety.

Funky.jpg
by killjoy181

Comment:
Nice shot of these things. It is interesting that the light is so strong on the weeds and everything behind is much darker. I think I"m gonna sneeze. : )

Berry.jpg
by killjoy181

Comment:
These look like grape tomatoes. I wonder if they are wild tomatoes? Good find and caputre.

Flex.jpg
by killjoy181

Comment:
Nice sharp focus and detail in the ducks in this shot. The exposure is right on too with no "blow outs" ..

Fog burning on the lake
by Bernard_Marx

Comment:
Just right. Lucky you, I am envious of your adventure.

Snow on Fence
by WriteHeart

Comment:
It's very nice that you got the snow in the air the way you did. It's a nice simple scene, and all the elements seem to work in unison in the image. Pretty.

What is all this white stuff?
by WriteHeart

Comment:
Exposure is just right to get the deer to show up right. If you have a low contrast setting in the K100, it may help with shooting things against the snow without blowing out the snow areas. It's a very tough situation for any camera to handle when the ground is snow covered.
It's great that you have deer in the yard like that.

Yellow.jpg
by Luguer

Comment:
This is a good vantage point shot to capture the personality of the auto. Someone spent a lot of time and money to get it to look so cool.

Grants woods truck
by Quigley

Comment:
The old truck is looking a bit rough around the edges. Looking at the lines on the bed, I would say that this is a Studebaker, about 1962 or so. It's great that you found it at a time that all the dead leaves are around it to give a nice contrast to the blue.