Guadalupe Valley Evening

[AtTheWall]

In the name of sharing scenes from this wonderful place we call Texas, scenes from the River Valley yesterday evening.

[Larryf250]

very nice

[TexaswBOWhunter]

Rob, great pixels as usual.... If my wife would, I would move up there in a heartbeat, you live in a target rich environment my friend!!!! I love hunting that country but just cant seem to get enough of it during the time I am there....

[Shane]

Beautiful work, Rob. I love the silky river shot.

[Double EE]

very nice. I like the river shot

[coach_stew]

awesome pictures...

[Michael]

Those are some tranquil images. Nicely done, Roberto.

Michael

[Bill M]

Beautiful work, Rob. I love the silky river shot.

Ditto on the silky river. Nice Rob. I'm looking forward to following the development of the animals in the Hill Country herd through your lens also!

[WyoBull]

Rob,very nice shots, especially the river. I was in a seminar this weekend where Bill Fortney from Nikon was the presenter and he went over these type of shots.
I am not sure what your exposure time was on this one but he told me anywhere from 2-6 seconds, and mostly about 4 seconds is where you want to be to get silky but not milky moving water shots.

[AggieHunter]

Very nice! That bucks got some serious brows going. Would you mind sharing the EXIF data on the first one?

[TheWidowMaker]

Nice!

[AtTheWall]

Thanks guys!!!

Would you mind sharing the EXIF data on the first one?

Camera: Canon EOS 50D
Exposure: 15 seconds
Aperture: f/22.0
Focal Length: 13 mm
ISO Speed: 400
Exposure Mode: Manual

I am not sure what your exposure time was on this one but he told me anywhere from 2-6 seconds, and mostly about 4 seconds is where you want to be to get silky but not milky moving water shots.

I had little light to work with this go round and leaned on long exposures.

[DBHIII]

great shots!

[Legdog]

me like!

looks like you will have plenty of bone to capture this fall

[Hillary]

As always, Great work, Rob!!