davenfl wrote:
Conrad glad to see your safely back home. Looks like you and the guys had a wonderful time and got some great shots. Africa is so beautiful and surreal you cannot quite believe it once you see it in person. Funny about the equipment picture, we all do that.
Dave
Thanks Dave yes 36 hr trek back home and we're back safe! Yes we all post our gear for these big trips Funny!
Martin Good wrote:
Welcome back Conrad.
Sounds like you all had a wonderful time together and got some super pics too.
Really enjoyed all the pics here and the narrative just as well.
Looking forward to the next installment.
Martin
Thank you kindly Martin! I'm so happy you liked it and the next installment will be up soon!
DLP wrote:
"My nutz are stuck to the guy next to me"
What a great series of images. Looks like a fantastic trip. I hope you bought enough gyros to share! BTW loosten that death grip on the bow. You want to hold it lightly enough that the top tips forword after you release the arrow.
Oh and my favorire image is #58. Clearly you had just shown the poor chap image #40.
I know.... we were dying laughing 20 minutes after takeoff I'll watch the death grip next time! Thank for your pick!
Shasoc wrote:
Congrats on your 15K, Conrad. What a way to celebrate this milestone! This post is going to be a milestone itself Well done my friend! Thanks for sharing your experience. You guys had a ball! I'm not picking any of these as it feels like taking away part of your story. The post works as it is with its enjoyable 100 pics. Well done!
Socrate
Thank you kindly Socrate. I'm glad you liked it and I hope it wasn't too long of a post!
Hide Takahashi wrote:
OMG! Awesome series,Conrad!! With your style of shooting,you could be an excellent photo journalist. Showing the behind scenes makes this set more enjoyable and giving me a sense of being on a trip. Every image is sperb and I'm looking for another 100 or more.
Hide
Thank you Hide! I"m so happy you liked it. The behind the scenes were fun to post as much as the actual keepers. I'll work on the next 100 just for you man!
Jeannean wrote:
I normally post over in the macro forum (lurk here now and then), but had to comment on this awesome series! Simply a wonderful post! Congratulations on a great trip!
Thank you for stopping by to comment Jeannean! It was a great trip and I wanted folks to share in my experiences!
Ed Robertson wrote:
I have never enjoyed a post more than this one congrates on a fantastic trip your antics and fabulous photography is a must see. You guys look like you had the ultimate trip what a plast you must of had. Thanks for sharring with all of us great job Conrad. Ed
Thank you Ed! I'm happy you enjoyed this post. It was a great time I wish you all could have come with us!
BearCreekLar wrote:
Conrad, I am so envious and at the same time happy for you I can hardly express it, wow, what a trip! too many to comment on all but, Number 78 really is an expression of the ages, the wise old bird, kind of wonder where the lollipop is, haha
But seriously awesome shooting, tremendous descriptions and variety
thanks much for sharing
Lar
Thank you Larry! I wish you could have come with us. I'm happy you liked this set my friend.
hnilsson wrote:
Damn. I mean DAMN!!! Well, basically I'm just lost for words CT. I can say I am extremely jealous (of your shots, not the company you keep ).
H
Haha! Oh Henrik you know you got way better shots. I'm just happy you liked these!
. Don't be surprised if someone writes that the nutz are stuck to the Jaw 
No jaw nutz please 
Well done my friend! Thanks for sharing your experience. You guys had a ball! I'm not picking any of these as it feels like taking away part of your story. The post works as it is with its enjoyable 100 pics. Well done!
