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My walk North after MM4

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sanonofresurfer

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When everyone left and I went to the photo convention, I got motivated to walk the Strip south to north.......in 2 nights. Here's my North night.

By the way, what everyone says about walking alone from the Frontier to the Saharah is correct. I put on my mean face and walked with attitude, got hassled once, and got quite a few looks.....I'm sure it was because of the camera I was carrying......

By the way, my pictures are much sharper then the small size you see here. I shouldn't have to say that....but it bothers me nonetheless.
 
sanonofresurfer said:
By the way, what everyone says about walking alone from the Frontier to the Saharah is correct. I put on my mean face and walked with attitude
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You probably should have stuck a vibrator in your ear while walking up there, then NO ONE would have messed with you. :rolleyes2:

BTW- Nice pics Lar.

Marty
 
:nworthy: Great shots, Lar!! Thanks for putting your life on the line for us.

BTW, do you do weddings? Whatcha doing say...August 18? :wink
 
Pictures in front of the Mirage are awesome. Here is an old one of me in 1990. I know it looks like crap because when I scanned it I had no idea what I was doing and I have since been unable to find the print, but you get the idea.

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gmoney590 said:
Nice Pictures. What type of camera did you use and what were the settings?
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Sorry for the double post. haven't figured out how to do the multiple quite thing without cut and pasting...and I'm too lazy for that.

I bought a Nikon D200 and shot it with an 18-35 tamron lens. I can't remember if I bumped the ISO to 1600 or 3200, but it was hand held at 1/80 f/3.5. If it wasn't so windy and cold, I could've knocked the iSO down a notch to reduce the noise.
 
Crap. A triple post.

My bad. Forgot these:

I was so mad. When I first got to the light in front of Circus Circus there were no cars out front. The place was empty. As soon as I raised my camera, there were cars in the way for 20 minutes. I finally gave up, took the photo and moved on.

Mikey> Stories to come soon.
 
blackjack said:
Something you want to tell us Angy?? :evillaugh
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Hey now, you know I'm married, you think I'd do that again? :evillaugh I just have to pay the bill...youngest daughter. :)

And Lar, your photos are proof enough to me that if I can't find a photographer come August you may just find yourself in the corn fields of central Illinois. :haha:
 
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