I am happy to announce that the Folks at County Lines Magazine have published several more of my images in this June’s “Meet Me in Media” article!
Image Featured in County Line Magazine “Meet me in Media” (June 2014)
Image Featured in County Line Magazine “Meet me in Media” (June 2014)
Image Featured in County Line Magazine “Meet me in Media” (June 2014)
Image Featured in County Line Magazine “Meet me in Media” (June 2014)
Back in April, I spent a chilly morning wandering around Media with Jaimielynn Cooper, as she planned her story for the article. It was like having my own personal tour guide of the town!
When I received the Final PDF Proof of the article, it was also fun to see that I shared image space with Ralph Nardell, as I first learned about him on Flickr and then on Facebook.
The world just seems to get smaller!
Here are some additional images that were taken that April morning.
Images taken in Media PA for County Line Magazine.
Image taken in Media PA for County Line Magazine.
Image taken in Media PA for County Line Magazine.
Image taken in Media PA for County Line Magazine.
If you are interested in the Full Article, it can be viewed in PDF format with this Link:
Canon EF 75-300mm f/4-5.6 III
http://shop.usa.canon.com/shop/en/catalog/lenses-flashes/telephoto-zoom-lenses/ef-75-300mm-f-4-56-iii
One of my biggest gripes, when it comes to Canon cameras, is that they charge you extra for lens hoods, which are incredibly marked up in price.
What really set me off recently, was when I replaced my 70-300mm USM IS with a 75-300mm III. I thought the lens hoods and filters would be the same.
I was only half right. My filters are fine, but it appears I have to buy a completely new lens hood for my new lens instead of being able to use the old one.
To be technical, the 70-300mm IS USM requires a ET-65B lens hood, which can be purchased through Canon at $55.00 USD.
Canon ET-65B Lens Hood
On the other hand, my new 70-300mm III requires a ET-60 lens hood, which is a little cheaper at $29.00 USD.
Canon ET-60 Lens Hood
Now I am no expert, but there does appear to be a slight difference in the tapering of the hood, but $26.00 worth?
It just seems a little bit extreme not to have a tad bit more compatibility during engineering. I still do not understand how these black cylinders of plastic cost so much and are not included with the purchase of a lens worth several hundred dollars.
Needless to say, I’m off to Amazon to purchase a Fotodiox ET-60 lens hood for $6.95 USD, and with the money I saved, I can start thinking about another lens and hood!
A Rider and Horse take a fall during the Radnor Hunt Races.
This does not happen very often, but when it does…
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Same thing, frame by frame…
Images from the 2014 Radnor Hunt Races in Malvern, Chester County PA.Images from the 2014 Radnor Hunt Races in Malvern, Chester County PA.Images from the 2014 Radnor Hunt Races in Malvern, Chester County PA.Images from the 2014 Radnor Hunt Races in Malvern, Chester County PA.Images from the 2014 Radnor Hunt Races in Malvern, Chester County PA.
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