Outdoor Adventure USA

Well guys I don't have a fancy camera and am envious of the pics in the other threads.. but here's a small collection of my Photo's taken with a point and shoot Cannon or Sony:

Big Bend National Park, TX:








Farmington, NM:


Box Canyon, AZ:






AZ:


Chiracaua Area:


Cabin at Milk Ranch:

Great pics... I wsh my wife let me get my son out there that soon. Looks like you found quite a lady. Loves the outdoors and is willing to work on a rig while quite pregnant. That there is a keeper sir...

Great pics. Another trail for my list..

Thanks guys... I really want to start exploring photography more... some of the places my truck, or my wife's take us it is hard to capture the moment with a simple point-n-shoot. When I borrowed my friends SLR it was amazing the difference in how well the photo's captured the moments and more of what I was going for.

I think a 2m radio is first on my list, then maybe a SLR later on.

Ollie (K6JYB) wrote:Great pics... I wsh my wife let me get my son out there that soon.

FlyingBaby has about as many miles logged as my truck... she has been flying since she was 1 month, and started camping at 3 months.

3 Months Old (first Camping trip):


6 Months Old in FL:


7 Months Old in Tuscon, AZ sleeping in the tent:




9 Months Old in Florence, AZ:

Looking at her I feel I have a handle on what you look like Wil. Great pics. Love seeing her out there with you guys.

E-train wrote:Looking at her I feel I have a handle on what you look like Wil. Great pics. Love seeing her out there with you guys.

Here's my mug....

Great shots!

I'm glad you're starting your kids into this at an early age.

unwiredadventures wrote:Great shots!

I'm glad you're starting your kids into this at an early age.

Thanks, now it's our job to keep the trails open so she can enjoy them along with her kids!

FlyingWil wrote: Thanks, now it's our job to keep the trails open so she can enjoy them along with her kids!

Yes, I agree. Which organization(s) should we be assisting with time and money to make sure our children can use the trails?