Ken Papaleo: X Marks the Shot: Denver
Showing posts with label Denver. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Denver. Show all posts

Colorado - Some spring images from Denver.


"X Shot" information.
Camera - Canon EOS-1Ds Mark III
ISO - 800
Shutter Speed - 1/800 sec
F/stop - 4.0
Lens - 70/200 zoom

















Ken Papaleo
Colorado Photographer
303-674-0615



Colorado - Denver Fall Colors - Flash Back.




"X Shot" information.
Camera - Canon EOS 5D Mark II
ISO - 400
Shutter speed - 1/125 sec.
F/stop - 22
Lens - 70/200 zoom
















Ken Papaleo
Colorado Photographer
303-674-0615

Note - Running old photos while I recover from rotator-cuff surgery.




Colorado - Denver Springtime 2016.


"X Shot" information.
Camera - Canon EOS 5D Mark II
ISO - 100
Shutter - 1/100 sec.
F/stop - 11
Lens - 70/200 zoom
































Ken Papaleo
Colorado Photographer
303-674-0615



Weekend Flash Back - Denver, Colorado, 4/13/2007.




"X Shot" information.
Camera - Canon-1D Mark II
ISO - 400
Shutter - 1/250 sec.
F/stop - 8
Lens - 70/200 zoom


" The big expected snow storm for Denver went south, leaving the metro area with only scattered showers.  The spring blossoms were not damaged, as feared earlier. Denver, Colorado, 4/14/2007"



Ken Papaleo
Colorado Photographer
303-674-0615





National Western Stock Show Parade, Denver, Colorado.



"X Shot" information.
Camera - Canon EOS-1D Mark III
ISO - 400
Shutter - 1/500 sec.
F/stop - 5.6
Lens - 70/200 zoom


Challenge.
I can't tell you how many times I covered the National Western Stock Show Parade, when I worked for the old Rocky Mountain News (went out of business 5 years ago), but I felt like checking it out again. The main route was going down 17th St., which was lined with tall buildings and a large crowd.

Solution.
Most of the parade route was in deep shadows, from the structures. The first thing I did was find a sunlight area, it was about a block long. This would be the area I would work. By moving around, I was able to stop in front of people for a moment and then move. This way nobody got upset with me for getting in front of them. Anytime I'm at a event like this, I always look at the crowd for feature shots. It was fun!  



































Ken Papaleo
Colorado Photographer
303-674-0615



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I worked for the Rocky Mountain News for 28 years, until they went out of business. I now do freelance work, post this weekly blog, ski and play with my four grand children. I still have the love to get out and take photographs, which brings me great peace and comfort.

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