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Nice plates! :beer:

Anybody have experience with the Kelty Carport? It seems pretty versatile and probably a comparable price to hannibal awnings. I'm sure the hannibal is easier to set up - no guy lines.

LOL, that's funny! Gjackson, Awesome photos, I like how you gave us coordinates too! :sunny:

woah, everywhere you go it will be :sunny: courtesy of you that is... I've been thinking of doing something similar utilizing the not so common factory DC roof rack. The plan is really simple and allows the lights to fold back by sliding the rear cross bar back.

wow, this is so cool. I'm extremely happy for you guys! Your blog is a fun read and the pictures are beautiful, keep em coming!

inaugural trip for my son and the eezi-awn :sunny:

that's freakin intense. glad you made it back okay and it's nice to hear about all the considerate people willing to stop and help.

that's freakin cool! What underwater setup are you using? I was thinking of getting an underwater case for my wife's little point and shoot cam...

Putting a stop to this madness... =) For about 16k miles I've been running brembo rotors zinc plated and slotted by www.irotors.com in conjunction with Porterfield Racing R4-S High performance and autocross carbon kevlar pads, www.porterfield-brakes.com What's different about IRotors is they...

I should be receiving my xenarc 700tsv next week along with my 4 camera total vision products self spotting system. :luxhello: :luxhello: :luxhello: details to follow....

wow, IS IS impressive :victory:

Thanks Scott. Care to elaborate more on this technique? I'm a noob :shakin: Mr. Hanson, thank you for the find words :jumping: You're right, there's something about the streaking stars and bright foregrounds that don't really capture the moment like this style of night shot. I still like...

Joshua Tree Nat'l Park May 26-28, 2006 This is what it looked like where we camped, it was beautiful without the moon. We saw a shooting start rip nearly from horizon to horizon - AMAZING. I didn't have my remote for my camera so I couldn't take any exposures longer than 30 sec.

Hey ST, I plan on leaving this Friday from Cerritos, CA and probably return Sunday afternoon or Monday morning. Sounds like you got a cool trip to DV this weekend, let's hear more about it? I see you're from West Co?

Thanks for the feedback Scott, great info. I agree about the whole lens changing in the field. The 24-105 sounds like a great all around lens!

Niiiice! What were your thoughs on the tamron f2.8 28-75? Obviously subpar to the canon, but lets hear the details! :ylsmoke:

Sounds like fun! I love the big bear area and I haven't had a chance to run John Bull yet. However, I've got plans to go to Joshua tree for a relaxing weekend of camping. Anybody interested?

Hey Scott, I checked out the Tamron 28-75 f.2.8 and it's awesome. It was recommended by a friend who runs this site, www.8x10proofs.com. He also shoots for hot topic and other places. This is my next lens of purchase, it'll fill the gap between my 17-40 f/4L and 70-200 f/4L. My...

That's pretty slick. Too bad I can't roll the tent on my can back :hehe: I'll have to rig it to something with a couple of blocks to make it easy on my body since I don't have a winch...ahhh but I do have a come along! Ideas are popping up everywhere. What are you sleeping under...

Thank you all for the kind words :victory: Not quite sure yet. I really would like to leave it off but it takes about 3 people to put it on and I wouldn't want to miss the opportunity to use it when nobody is around to help me load it. I usually do spur of the moment trips...But if I leave...