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Related posts with pictures from fall paddling:

• Paddling Outrigger Canoe in Colorado with a Company of Horse Riders
• 7 Pictures from Fall Paddling in Colorado Featuring Thunderbolt Kayak
• Sisson Nucleus Kayak in Fall Colors - A Photo Study
• Paddling with Fall Colors near Fort Collins in Northern Colorado
• October Paddling in Northern Colorado
• Fun with Pentax Optio W10 Waterproof Camera in Auto (Interval) Mode

I mentioned upgrading my DSLR camera to Canon EOS 40D. I bought it in November 2007. Less than a year later, a new model, Canon EOS 50D is coming.

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• 7 Digital Camera Predators - Do They Threat Your Waterproof Pentax or Olympus?

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• A Peaceful Sunset after a Heavy Gun Fire on the Lonetree Reservoir

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• Canon EOS 40D Is Coming - Time to Upgrade My DSLR Camera? Update ...

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• Kayak and Canoe Paddling Video Clips, Movies and Animations - 2007

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• New Olympus Stylus 790SW in Review by InfoSync World - 76% Very Good

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• Sunset Is Not Always Spectacular over the Front Range of Rocky Mountains

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• Paddling with a Camera a Year Ago - September 2006

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• Frog Podcast from Colorado Foothills

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• Towing, Paddling and Filming before the 2006 WaterTribe Ultimate Florida Challenge

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• Where Is the Red Color in Colorado Autumn?

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• On the Road: Aveiro, Portugal and Warsaw, Poland

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• How to Mount a Camera on a Kayak Deck with Suction Cups from Sticky Pod

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• Moliceiros Boats On the Central Canal in Aveiro, Portugal

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These two pictures of Surfrigger, my outrigger canoe, were shot about a month ago on Beaver Pond near Fort Collins. I used my "big" camera, Canon EOS 40D, with EF-s 17-55mm lens mounted on a tripod.

It turned out to be sort of a still life study with my paddle resting on a canoe bow. It was calm without any wind, but I still had troubles to keep that long (24') and light boat still on water for photography.

Surfrigger featured in two of my old video clips: Surfrigger I made in winter on the Beaver Pond, and Surfrigger II from Boyd Lake and Horsetooth Reservoir paddling. Both movies were shot with Canon PowerShot S40 in a waterproof case. It was time before my first waterproof Pentax Optio.

The Surfrigger pictures are available for licensing as royalty free from Featurepics.com. You can read more about microstock photography in Pixels Away blog.