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    Old Jan 20, 2011, 11:15 AM   #1
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    These are some of the shots my son took in Costa Rica. He spent 2 weeks as a beach bum on the southern tip of the Guanacaste peninsula.


    #1 The tiny puddle jumper that takes you from the capital San Jose to the peninsula.... seats about 12 people.




    #2 View from the tiny plane




    #3 Typical beach....the lines in the middle of the image that looks like lint turned out to be birds




    #4 ...like this




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    #6 Awesome sunsets




    #7 Whales




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    Old Jan 20, 2011, 11:45 AM   #2
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    Awesome photos!!! So, are you able to pry your FZ35 from your son's hands, after shooting photos like this? LOL!

    I loved all of them; the whales were great!
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    Old Jan 20, 2011, 11:51 AM   #3
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    Those are all great. I wanna go there....(said in a whiney voice)
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    Another great series, Saly-

    Your son did well.

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    Old Jan 20, 2011, 2:55 PM   #5
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    I like these shots very much - great and impressive work.
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    Some of my stuff on vimeo (all shot with an FZ-35):
    The tree: www.vimeo.com/11345662
    with LC55 macro lens: www.vimeo.com/13884313
    Zeeland: www.vimeo.com/14488204
    The old mill: www.vimeo.com/14577326
    autoHDR: www.vimeo.com/15797552
    soccer kids: www.vimeo.com/17208358
    christmas lights: www.vimeo.com/17912783
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    Old Jan 20, 2011, 3:12 PM   #6
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    Thanks everyone, I will relay your compliments to my son. He's been doing under water photography with me since he was 13 and he has a good eye for composition.

    And yes Zos, I'm dying to go photograph their wildlife, too (whine, whine)!
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    That "awesome sunset" is the best sunset pic i've ever seen . To think my camera is capable of such a fantastic photograph excites me no end .
    If only I were
    Would you mind if i stole it for wallpaper on my laptop ?
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    Awesome shots! Saly my compliments to the Photog!
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    Old Jan 20, 2011, 4:04 PM   #9
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    That "awesome sunset" is the best sunset pic i've ever seen . To think my camera is capable of such a fantastic photograph excites me no end .
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    Would you mind if i stole it for wallpaper on my laptop ?
    Not at all, go ahead. I'm sure he will be honored to hear that.
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    Old Jan 20, 2011, 4:39 PM   #10
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    Not at all, go ahead. I'm sure he will be honored to hear that.
    Thanks , it looks grand
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