My walk North after MM4

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.

 

Walk North 2....

part two:

 

Very nice pictures.

 

When does the calendar go on sale, Lar? Very nice!

 

Very nice! Almost like you know what you're doing.

 

great stuff larry.

 

You probably should have stuck a vibrator in your ear while walking up there, then NO ONE would have messed with you.

BTW- Nice pics Lar.

Marty

 

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

BTW, do you do weddings? Whatcha doing say...August 18? :wink

 

Good job Dude!

 

Good pics Lar
Next time I will walk with and protect u

 

Funny how there were no 'incriminating' photos this time and his card *didn't* get corrupted...

Seriously though, nice pics, Larry.

I want to hear the stories, too.

Mikey

 

Nice Pictures. What type of camera did you use and what were the settings?

 

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.

 

Um....I've shot a grand total of 2 weddings in my life for friends (3 if you count a wedding in a Vegas Chapel). You sure you want me?

August 18th...I think I have off.

 

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.

 

Very nice pics Larry!!

Something you want to tell us Angy?? :evillaugh

 

Very Nice.

 

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.

 

Scene at George and Marlisha's wedding at the Graceland Chapel last May:

Angy: This is the coolest thing I've ever seen!!! We should totally do this!!!

Mikey: Have you lost your entire mind?