Thank you Miami!

cazzy

Good time in Miami this weekend!  I'm in Ft. Lauderdale today and head back to Texas tomorrow.  Some pretty good eats and some good photo opportunities.  

Shrimp Empanadas @ La Camaronera

Red Snapper Sandwich @ La Camaronera

Cuban Sandwich @ Enriqueta's Sandwich Shop

 

Tomato & Basil Spaghetti @ Scarpetta

Mascarpone & Polenta Cheesecake @ Scarpetta

Random Shots around South Beach

Sunrise at South Beach

Miami Skyline

henapple

Like I said... Hate you and your camera...

Doc_Eggerton

Your ocean horizon pics remind me of early morning fishing trips in the Keys.

NervousDad

Great pics. Looks like a nice time.

Austin Egghead

Beautiful shots and wonderful memories

Black_Badger

Seriously dude, those are very nice pics. Looks like a nice trip.

Bayarad

Love South Beach and the quality pics you get with that camera!

GrannyX4

Looks like you had a GREAT time. ;;)

Skiddymarker

While you've been fooling around on vacation, the Vikes have needed you.....just saying.

Great pics, awesome. 

Eggcelsior

Cazzy, what do you shoot with? I can't get EXIF to load on my phone.

cazzy

Skiddymarker said:

While you've been fooling around on vacation, the Vikes have needed you.....just saying.

Great pics, awesome. 

No kidding. We just can't get over the hump. Now I'm ready to tank the season so we can get a real QB. :(

cazzy

Eggcelsior said:

Cazzy, what do you shoot with? I can't get EXIF to load on my phone.

Nikon D600

All of the pics were done with a 50mm f/1.8g

This was my first time trying to do any kind of landscape photography. I usually have been more into portraits, but I'm ready for something with more substance than shooting people.

I'm going to decide between a 14-24mm f/2.8g and a 16-35mm f/4g. I've heard lots of landscape folks opt for the 16-35 cause they can use filters. The 14-24 is very sexy though. Decisions decisions.

Eggcelsior

cazzy said:

Eggcelsior said:

Cazzy, what do you shoot with? I can't get EXIF to load on my phone.

Nikon D600

All of the pics were done with a 50mm f/1.8g

This was my first time trying to do any kind of landscape photography. I usually have been more into portraits, but I'm ready for something with more substance than shooting people.

I'm going to decide between a 14-24mm f/2.8g and a 16-35mm f/4g. I've heard lots of landscape folks opt for the 16-35 cause they can use filters. The 14-24 is very sexy though. Decisions decisions.

Word.

I have a 50mm f1.4, gotta love prime lenses. I'd go for the 16-35mm and just get a 14mm ultra wide.

I really need a full frame. Sigh.

hapster

Like them all... Especially the B&W portrait. Exposed well for all of them. I don't think they look "flat" at all.

Keep up the good work! When in doubt; try to get out and shoot more!

hapster

As soon as I get a chance with catching up on work, amazing what you miss in three short days... I'll post some from our Disney trip.

cazzy

hapster said:

Like them all... Especially the B&W portrait. Exposed well for all of them. I don't think they look "flat" at all.

Keep up the good work! When in doubt; try to get out and shoot more!

Yeah, the B&W is slowly becoming my fav. It was a great natural way to get a low key shot in. His back was to an alley and a store front window was in front of him. Everyone who has seen is curious about him and his snake. Which is obviously what you want in a portrait.

travisstrick

I've got to get a dslr. My Nikon 1 takes good pics but nothing like those.

nolaegghead

Great pics, Cazzy.  I'm thinking about pulling the trigger on a full frame DSLR.   Canon 6D

cazzy

nolaegghead said:

Great pics, Cazzy.  I'm thinking about pulling the trigger on a full frame DSLR.   Canon 6D

Do it! I'll never go back! I considered the 6D. The minimum number of cross type focal points was kind of detracting. If I were to get in the canon world, I'd prolly get a Mark II or III.

CPARKTX

Superbly done, very nice photos.