Started my daily walk a little late and was rewarded with a great sunset on one side and a full moon on the other. Again carrying the D700 with the 24-85VR. It wasn’t quite wide enough for some shots, but I needed the reach for others, so the 16-35VR probably wouldn’t have been exactly right either… I really love the shadowy light at dusk.
It was a beautiful, chilly, day and everyone was out to play. Shot with my Nikon D700 and the 24-85mm VR. Liking it as a walk-around lens. It’s fairly light and easy to carry. Everyone was really nice and agreed to be photographed, except for the guy in purple bug-eye lenses. Was pretty rude when asked and wanted money, so true to my nature, I took the picture anyway. There was a great rastafarian guy with incredible dreds that was nice but didn’t want me to take his pic. I obliged. Nice is nice…
That should be worth a thousand words.
This cold, wild-eyed, war-horse is named Antal Von Jorrit. Jorrit is a Friesian gelding at Medicine Horse Program in Boulder, Colorado. Medicine Horse is a mental health organization specializing in equine-assisted psychotherapy (EAP). My wife, Kathy Johnson is Executive Director and I am Marketing Director, photographer, web guru, evangelist, maintenance man, etc… By training, I’m a professional photographer.
