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  1. 10-08-2010, 02:17 #1
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    Hey all,

    I recently completed my north bound thru hike. I kept a photo journal on my blog, check it out if you like.

    http://benbenvieblog.com/

    Ben aka Rooster
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rooster_2010 View Post
    Hey all,

    I recently completed my north bound thru hike. I kept a photo journal on my blog, check it out if you like.

    http://benbenvieblog.com/

    Ben aka Rooster
    WOW!!! I think I'll go and delete my entire gallery now.

    Seriously, excellent photography; way better than my little digital Vivitar could ever aspire to...
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    Impresive photography! Thanks for sharing!
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    Those are great photos, thumbs up to them! You may want to look into selling them for a side job.
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    I've been following your photos throughout the year. Pleased to see the final installment.

    Your photos are AWESOME!
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    With my hike still 6 months away your killing me. Just beautiful, thanks I'm even more motivated today to complete the journey, because of your picture, than I was yesterday.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rooster_2010 View Post
    Hey all,

    I recently completed my north bound thru hike. I kept a photo journal on my blog, check it out if you like.

    http://benbenvieblog.com/

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    Sweet pictures Rooster!
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    What kind of camera are you taking on the trali?

    Thanks
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rooster_2010 View Post
    Hey all,

    I recently completed my north bound thru hike. I kept a photo journal on my blog, check it out if you like.

    http://benbenvieblog.com/

    Ben aka Rooster
    Absolutely awsome.
    Just looking at the pictures is getting me pumped for the hike.
    I can't wait now.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hoppin John View Post
    What kind of camera are you taking on the trali?

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    I carry a Canon 5d Mark II with a 35mm 1.4 lens (no flash).
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rooster_2010 View Post
    I carry a Canon 5d Mark II with a 35mm 1.4 lens (no flash).
    That was going to be my question. I knew it had to be a 1.8 or 1.4 lens for the portraits, but wasn't sure if you had any other lenses. Great photos!
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    WOW! just wow...
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    Congrats on the thru-hike. Great pictures. How did you take that one of Katahdin with the stars out like that?
    Wilderness is not a luxury but a necessity of the human spirit, and as vital to our lives as water and good bread.
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    nice just what i needed to keep getting in shape for spring thank you
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rooster_2010 View Post
    I carry a Canon 5d Mark II with a 35mm 1.4 lens (no flash).

    Some of your shots seem impossible without a tripod....did you carry a tripod (or a monopod) as well?
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    Man, my pictures suck. Seriously I'm just going to show those to friends and say I took them.
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    Thumbs up Beautiful

    What great photography. My pictures? Oh well!
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    Quote Originally Posted by ashevillain View Post
    Some of your shots seem impossible without a tripod....did you carry a tripod (or a monopod) as well?
    I carried a little tripod (Gorillapod) for the 100 mile wilderness only. I used it for 2 photos, the one of Katahdin at night and the self portrait of Snow White and myself. Most of the time I just set my camera down on a rock, the ground or the floor of a shelter. Always with the timer and mirror lock up.
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    Incredibly beautiful. Thanks for sharing!

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