Janine at Havasu Falls, Arizona.
Janine at Havasu Falls, Arizona. This is definitely one of my favorite hikes ever!
Canon Photography Gear For Sale
Canon 100-400 IS
I’m a bit embarrassed by all the photography gear I have accumulated over the years, and I have decided to purge some of it. Some was duplicate thanks to my foray in 3D, but much of it was slowly replaced or not used and has just sat on a shelf. I’m going to put it on Ebay, but they want 10% of the action, so I thought why not discount the gear and offer it here first. I’ll have them here for a week or so.
Except when noted, I have everything including the original boxes, manuals, cloth bag and caps. I purchased all this gear new and I’m the sole owner. Shipping is extra.
Canon 100-400 IS. Sold Just spent over $400 at Canon Professional Services having the lens completely gone over in which they replaced the lens assembly and image stabilizer. There are some minor nicks on the body, but the glass is in great shape. Looks like they go for $900 to $950 on Ebay, I would like to get $800.
Canon 24 f/1.4 II. Sold I have only owned this lens for a year and a half or so, and used it only a few times. It is in great shape and cost $1,650 new at B&H. I would like $1,050. I am missing the manual on this lens, although it is available for download on-line.
Canon 2x extender II Sold Great condition, $200
Canon 17-40 f/4 Sold Great condition – rarely used, cloth bag and lens hood never used – still in plastic bag. $450
Canon 28-70 F/2.8 Sold Couple of small nicks on the front edge of the filter ring, but not on the threads – filters still screw on smoothly. Fast lens, nice for night photography. $500.
Canon 24-105 IS Sold Two small scratches on front element, but otherwise in great shape. $450
Gitzo 1548 This is a huge carbon fiber tripod. It is older, but in decent condition. I don’t have the boxes or manuals for it. $350.
Original Whiberley Head. Sold Lots of nicks and scratches, but it is still nice a smooth in operation. $250.
If anyone is interested in any of these, I would be happy to answer questions or send photos.
We can take Visa, MC or American Express.
Valley of Fire Clouds
Valley of Fire State Park, Nevada.
This was a little over a week ago. Fresh rain overnight added some extra color and texture to this unique formation in Valley of Fire State Park, Nevada.
Funny, I was very excited to have rain while in Nevada – for a long time now I have wanted to see these features wet to see how different they might look. And I love the smell of rain in the desert. Since I have been back in Alaska, it has hardly stopped raining – now I’m equally excited for a sunny day here! 🙂
Zion West Rim
View from the West Rim Trail, Zion National Park, Utah.
Sunrise from near our wonderful campsite along the West Rim Trail. This was way up there at around 6,800 feet – you hike down into the canyon you see here to reach the upper portion of the Angel’s Landing Trail.
Havasu Falls
Havasu Falls, Havasupai Indian Reservation, Arizona.
This is the view from the trail – so imagine this, ten miles of a hot, dusty backpack across the desert and then come over a small mesa to see this! It really is an amazing sight. The only thing better then seeing this, is dropping your backpack and swimming into those refreshing waters!
This is on the Havasupai Indian Reservation. Havasupai means “people of the blue green water”. Pretty accurate description if you ask me.
Valley of Fire Sky!
Fire Wave, Valley of Fire State Park, Nevada.
Back home in Alaska! I love to travel, but I also love to me home.
I thought I had amazing light during my first weekend photo tour in Valley of Fire State Park – that was until the second weekend. For the second weekend, we had all kinds of cool clouds, light and weather – even rain! This photo was last Sunday night. These tours were a lot of fun, if I can find the time, I hope to do them again next year.
Sacred Datura
Sacred Datura, Valley of Fire State Park, Nevada.
Sacred Datura, Valley of Fire State Park, Nevada. There were surprising numbers of wildflowers this fall from Zion to Nevada and Arizona. Thanks to a wet summer, this is the second year in a row in which there were more far more wildflowers in October then there were in the spring.
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