Book Cliffs northwest of Green River, Utah (shot at 65mph) photo

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14-MAR-2007	Dave Beedon

Nikon D80 ,Nikkor 28-105mm f/3.5-4.5D AF
1/800s f/9.0 at 31.0mm iso500 full exif

other sizes: small medium original auto

Hernan E. Enriquez		25-May-2009 03:02
Real nice shot at any speed!

Long Bach Nguyen		16-Jul-2008 05:48
Nicely done at 65 mph...good lighting and colors on the cliffs and clouds

Guest		30-May-2007 03:43
I had no idea you were that old. A little more detail on your condition would be well received.

Long Bach Nguyen		20-Apr-2007 06:50
good job in capturing this picture while zooming at 65mph. Nice composition Dave

Guest		14-Apr-2007 19:11
excellent landscape capture...

Guest		08-Apr-2007 09:39
Sorry Dave, I must have confused your Subaru with a Plymoth Valient..they were powered by a slander six...

Yiannis Pavlis		04-Apr-2007 13:55
Beautiful shot and capture nice details and composition. well taken.

Dave Beedon		03-Apr-2007 18:10
Lee: it's difficult to give a ticket to mountains because they have no windshield wipers. Steve: I owe it all to the laser-guided aiming and focusing mechanisms in my D80. Chris: thanks for protecting my reputation for sobriety by including "-speed" in your comment. Dan: my lawyers will be in touch to discuss your tendency to slander my car (another instance:http://www.pbase.com/dan_123/image/51148520l ). John: slow mountains are boring.

Lee G		03-Apr-2007 16:36
Couldn't they have just been given a ticket instead? Rather harsh penalty for speeding.

Guest		02-Apr-2007 11:47
You're a good shot, Dave, to hit such a fast-moving target.

chris		31-Mar-2007 22:10
You're a very fine 'high-speed' photographer.

Guest		31-Mar-2007 09:00
I would have thought the Subaru was shot at even 55 mph

jCross		31-Mar-2007 00:45
Sorry to hear that they were shot at 65 mph. Would they do better at a slower speed?

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