Day Six: Mending the Fences by Robin Reid

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25-JUN-2005	Robin Reid

Day Six: Mending the Fences

Durango, CO

My great friend and host Herb is seen here mending a fence around his vegetable garden. I managed to record the effort without having to get personally involved. LOL.

We are off for a day of touring and picnicking.

I'm slowly beginning to add images to my Southwestern Gallery at http://www.pbase.com/rtwo/southwest_usa_

Canon EOS 20D ,Canon EF 70-300mm f/4.5-5.6 DO IS USM
1/80s f/5.0 at 70.0mm iso400 full exif

other sizes: small medium large original auto

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Guest		28-Jun-2005 03:34
I don't know why...I can't put my feelings into words like Jude MC can but this image grabbed me. The composition, the action, the focus in the feller's eyes... I love it. GMV! And to coin the style of someone I know... You nailed this one, Robin.

Gayle P. Clement		27-Jun-2005 00:22
Excellent, Robin! This is a super shot of your friend at work.

Di		26-Jun-2005 12:32
Nice of you to help out by taking his picture, Robin. LOL

Coleen Perilloux Landry		25-Jun-2005 20:10
Nice action shot, Robin. That is some high fence--must be a deer fence.

JeremyGood		25-Jun-2005 18:31
Nice shot Robin. Glad you were able to assume the role of the photographer to avoid work.

Dan Chusid		25-Jun-2005 17:26
Looks like Herb has a wild side to him as the inside of his hat would suggest.

markvm		25-Jun-2005 17:18
I really like the motion added to the hammer.

Herb		25-Jun-2005 16:47
Excellent image

Wm. Bates		25-Jun-2005 16:03
Nice shot Robin, nice use of light, good composition and the sense of motion all add up to a great image. Now go do the Million Dollar Highway and lets see some shots from the top of the San Juan Mountains.

Michael Weinberg		25-Jun-2005 16:00
Hi Robin. Quite an effecive photo composition with excellent blur of the hammer which does a great job of accentuating the action and adding interest to the candid pose. Good limited shallow DOF too. Best Regards, Michael.

Guest		25-Jun-2005 15:56
Ok somebody has to do the hard job and some other has to reacord the moment for the history, I guess is all about roles, Lol!!!!! Our hard rol is to get images from everymoment!! Thanks for sharing your trip with us, as you wrotte yesterday, is kind of we are doing the same trip with you trough your lenses.