Kayak trip on the Pecos river C&C pls

[dgarza715]

Shot with my new D90

 

[tulla4122]

I like 1 and 2. Number 1 would make a great gift framed for the person in the photo.

 

[PatrickHMS]

Number 1 would make a great gift framed for the person in the photo.

Which from that distance, could be anyone with a light colored kayak. Anyone could buy the photo and claim "That's me!" #1 is a nice composition, though.

I don't get #2, but I like something about each of the rest of them.

 

[alexanderdel]

#1 I really like. Could use some contrast though. Seems to have a lot of grey but no black or white..

 

[Provo]

I love all the shots nice concept:thumbup:

 

[Stormchase]

Feels like home. Most likely I'm taking my tarpon 160 out on the St. Johns in a week or so. Can't wait. I do like 1 too. I'm hopeing for some good comps out on the water.

 

[mrdean2]

Neat shots...I would have been worried that I would roll the kayak and submerge my gear!

 

[RancerDS]

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I don't get #2, but I like something about each of the rest of them.

Can't you see? That dark strip is 35mm negatives. It's a huge film splicing/cutting tool!

 

[PatrickHMS]

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I don't get #2, but I like something about each of the rest of them.

Can't you see? That dark strip is 35mm negatives. It's a huge film splicing/cutting tool!

That's what it is...lol

I thought it might be looking up from the water up the concrete bridge abutment, looking up at the bottom of the bridge, but bridges don't have holes to move the film.

 

[Layspeed]

Can't you see? That dark strip is 35mm negatives. It's a huge film splicing/cutting tool!

That's too funny!

I like them all a bit. And I would never have the guts to take my camera on water! Cheers to you! :thumbup: