Joe Myers posted these photos the other day. Brought back some great memories of the whitewater days. This sequence was taken at Maytag on the N. Yuba, a substantial class V at this flow (around 4,200 cfs), around 3 times the typical commercially runnable flow. We blew off our customers and ran it anyway. One of my most memorable swims shortly followed.
Caught these Turkey Vultures sunning up on the coast just north of my place on the way to work. I'm pretty stoked on the new camera body I picked up (Nikon D90). I've had some nice glass hidden away since the film days and looking forward to putting it back to work.
Joe Myers posted these photos the other day. Brought back some great memories of the whitewater days. This sequence was taken at Maytag on the N. Yuba, a substantial class V at this flow (around 4,200 cfs), around 3 times the typical commercially runnable flow. We blew off our customers and ran it anyway. One of my most memorable swims shortly followed. 
Caught these Turkey Vultures sunning up on the coast just north of my place on the way to work. I'm pretty stoked on the new camera body I picked up (Nikon D90). I've had some nice glass hidden away since the film days and looking forward to putting it back to work. 
2 comments:
Nice shots Ryan. Does the new camera have software you can hack? I still would love to try rafing sometime.
Thx, still haven't replaced the G9. I picked up a D90 (Nikon SLR). Not much for in flight but with the stash of lenses I've got it'll be fun to bring along.
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