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NIKON D700
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24 mm

Last night Toby, Tad, Paul and I went up to Santa Ynez peak to watch the 2:22 AM Delta II rocket launch.
We got there several hours early to shoot the moon.
The launch was scrubbed at 1:52 AM due to problems.
bummner.

posted at 10:02am February 04, 2009 [taken: 01:38am February 04, 2009]

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mph @ 06:39am February 08, 2009
Damn, that's a cool shot. One of my favorite of lates. Looks like the sky is falling
Jason @ 11:13am February 10, 2009
Clearly not a wasted outing. Love how you simply stay open to what ever you've got in front of you - no mission to mars? no worries. (haven't ben here in a while... see D700... did you end up buying it? it seems you always get what I want but only about 10 months ahead of me. ;)
Daniel Seguin @ 08:35am February 14, 2009

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recent zinkwazi blog comments:

	Buryan Amazing perspective and colors, well done!
	James Cute kid! great shot!
	buntagphoto Nice timing. The expression and pose are well captured.
	Calusarus Congratulations for this portrait !
	Rich Love the lighting and mood - great work!
	Mark so great to see you and Tad. i hope to see the rest of the Lawler clan when we come to town in November
	joshi daniel nice portrait :)
	mark regester insane photo.
	minimodi wow, very cool. perfect with the tent, all is so well exposed.
	hans That's what National Parks are for... ;-) Brilliant shot!
	kel holy crap that is an amazing photo. you need to do something with that, like show the city of SB or something....seriously.
	KEL Oh my gosh - this is such an iconic photo! the layers in the sky, the super moon, the lit up tent, AMAZING!!
	Ryan Great, great, great, great pic Greg.
	Hans everything about this portrait works (and i also want a 1.2)
	chris orwig stunning.
	Andy White gorgeous
	Kel Oh my goodness. That is one sweet baby! Oh....right....that's MY baby!! :) THanks for capturing her so well!
	Andy White cha ching
	DaveDillon I like it, very calm shot.
	zooperdido Beautiful light.