We had so much fun out here, that we had to take another trip out so the rest of the guys could see it.  We shot lenses from macro to long telephotos and some super wides too.  Here is a shot that is just…interesting.  Love the shallow depth of field and the soft, subtle textures in this shot.

We had one of our great sales reps and friend Bill Sanders along with us.  He was a ton of help and lots of fun to spend time with.  The funny thing is, he sells Manfrotto and Gitzo tripods: the absolute best in the business.  And here he is hand holding his own camera!  At least he has the hat on. 

He did finally break down and try to help Richard Sutter figure out how to get his camera mounted on the tripod so we could take a group picture.  How many photographers does it take to mount a camera on a tripod?  More than two?

Terry Wyatt  jumped in to take the group photo, which I don’t have yet.

Robert Parks capturing some of the incredible scenery.  It is hard to believe that this is just about an hour north of Las Vegas.

Here is another photo installment in the ever evolving saga of Nacho Kracker, Superhero.

He was scaling mountains…

…and flying high!

There will be more to tell about Nacho and the trip.  I did want to get this update posted before I headed back home tomorrow.  It has been a long two weeks; but we have had some fun along the way.  We met lots of new photographers from all over the world at WPPI.  We ate some great meals, and had lots of laughs.  Thanks to Ron and all the guys I get to work with.  It is a lot of work, but it is really enjoyable!