3 from the harbor of SD

SommarShade · Sep 28, 2006

Iron Flatline · Sep 28, 2006

Very nicely done, the last one is a classic.

duncanp · Sep 28, 2006

yea the last is a killer :thumbup:

GoM · Sep 28, 2006

Cripes, that last one could be a print

Nicely done

Ab$olut · Sep 28, 2006

wow makes me wish my town had a river running through it

Jeff Canes · Sep 28, 2006

very nice think i like #3 just a little better that #1

LaFoto · Sep 28, 2006

OK, let me be the odd one out: I like the middle photo best of all :greenpbl: ... honestly now: I do.

And SD stands for San Diego? Maybe?

mysteryscribe · Sep 28, 2006

I think if you go back and crop 1 horizontal you will find it much more dramatic

spako · Sep 28, 2006

amazing shots, my favourites are 1 and 3.. I love the reflections on the water

Efergoh · Sep 28, 2006

LaFoto said:
And SD stands for San Diego? Maybe?

Yup...thanks for making me homesick. :greenpbl:

SommarShade · Sep 28, 2006

sorry Efergoh !! lol

Hey Im in OC, but when you get back in town (SD) what are the chances of

a tour of some cool millitary stuff, like abandoned bunkers or something? I

lloooove that stuff....

ShootHoops · Sep 28, 2006

I like the last one.

Efergoh · Sep 28, 2006

THORHAMMER said:
sorry Efergoh !! lol

Hey Im in OC, but when you get back in town (SD) what are the chances of

a tour of some cool millitary stuff, like abandoned bunkers or something? I

lloooove that stuff....

Chances are pretty slim. San Diego wasn't "home" per se. I was stationed at Camp Pendleton for 10 years (1993-2003).

If you call the Provost Marshalls office at Camp Pendleton, explain that you are a photographer, and if you catch them in a good mood, you might be able to get them to escort you to non-sensitive sites for photography. You might also be able to tag along with some of the units when they go to the range (bonus side to that is they might let you pull the trigger on the cool toys once or twice). When you call, ask for the SNCOIC (Staff Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge). Don't waste your time with the knuckle dragger than will answer the phone.

Most of the camps on base have captured equipment on display from various wars. Those always make for neat photos, too.