my Dad, Charles "Mickey" Thomas attended JW Cooper. Thank you for posting !

“No Place Like Home”! Only left the area to seek employment in Flushing, Queens, NY. West Mahanoy Township area outside of Shenandoah was where my family home was. Relatives, also. Memories! My 2 (of 3) sisters cried when we saw a vacant lot where our parish, St. George’s Lithuanian Roman Catholic Church stood, demolished in 2010 by the Archdiocese of Allentown. 💔🙏🏼 Now, in NJ (for jobs), we visit family gravesites in the Heights. I have my own tombstone already set up by parents final resting places.). We get kielbasy (DELIC) at Kolawanik’s Kielbasy Shop. (Spell???). Love you Schuylkill County! 👌🏼

:) Make adjustments and look at the monitor lol.. Umm I shoot film there is no screen on mine :).. Nice photos anyway

In Sweden we do this without scopes.

Yes, I thoroughly enjoyed the video! I have a comment: Thank you, Steve, for bringing out the difference between a firearm and a weapon. I have been trying to make that point for a few years now; my 1911s are NOT weapons, they punch holes in paper and sometimes ring steel.

Nice work, I have the same afflictions, former bullseye shooter and photographer. Something about triggers. Lol.

The bullseye community has the most genuine people in sports in the world.

Looks like.a nice turn out. I have just got into.22 pistol competition with a fun indoor winter league

Ejoyed!

Thanks for the tips! I did some drone carnival photography a few years back and now I’m a much more experienced photographer overall and I’ll be going to our carnival coming up!

THANKYOU...

This feels like an ad for America

Looks like fun

I used to go to the cliffs as a kid back when the factory was still there abandoned. We would ways explore the buildings before they were tore down in about 2007.

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Hey. I definitely enjoyed the video. I am hoping to make a trip over there soon, even if it's just to do photography. Excellent photos. Thanks for the content.

1:23 I have been down that alley was lots of times I live in the farm areas outside of the city but still in lebanon near Lancaster

Love from INDIA ..

How come there is no one in the field?! You're so lucky!! I can't seem to take a pic without someone popping here and there

Our first video is Pike Drive-in. We are working on our next video from last weekend when we visited Sky Vu. Haars is also our "home" Drive-in dice it's closest to our home in Lancaster. Let's keep the Drive-in going!

I think my mom attended school there, had family in Shenandoah, weird to think she actually walked the halls there.

Really nicely done video! It clearly shows what's going on, and does a lot of explaining for people who don't yet understand. Camera work was great, sound was good, and I really enjoyed your walking down the range showing different shooter's guns. Maybe next time you can say more about the guns? There aren't that many videos of Bullseye, so I'm happy when I find one, especially something as well done as this. I could post it in the Bullseye Forum, but it would be more appropriate if you were to do so, so you could answer questions people might have. You can find the forum here: www.bullseyeforum.net I started shooting in the 1970's, and got in Bullseye maybe ten years ago. I very much enjoy it. I'm so glad to have found your video!!!!

Kindergarten through 5th grade here until they closed the building.

I developed my jump shot in that gym. Thanks for the memories!!

I like the impromptu meetings and brief interviews with other photographers. The sunflowers are my wife Donna's favorite color. Now I see why she loves yellow so much.

What a nice thing to see. Excellent photography, Steve. Thanks for taking the time to show edit and put up on KZfaq.

544 best score on my 103 highstandar

Great images, what lens/lenses were you using?

Very good video

Nice video Steve:)

Beautiful 👏👏👏

i shot service in australia, and i would be lost without the wagga pistol club!!!

Do you need your license to get drone footage there?

If you ever get a chance I highly recommend checking out the Mahoning Drive in by Lehighton PA very 50s and aesthetic. There's also Shankweilers and Becky's nearby there.

I used to shoot a Bullseye league and then got into the Masters and they had a Precision event that was 25 and 50 meters timed for 45 shots. No one ever shot clean and I am talking some of the best in the world. It was all steel reactive targets.

You need to tale tele lens there's so much wild life from birds to muskrats at that lake

Conoy as it's in Conoy TWP

Great video Steve. I used to shoot competition when I was a kid back in Kansas. Now it seems any range I go to here in Cali is full of people just burning through ammo like fireworks just to hear it go off. Senseless and rather disturbing. Thanks for taking me back to the days I remember as a kid. :-)

Some of the best photography I've ever seen on an old building.

First of all, annoying music. We learn nothing about technique, shunter speed, aperture, Setting. I might change m yhumbs down by a Thumbs up, when music is Remove an replace by comments that help to shoot better férial Picture

That’s America right there! Great folks, great shooting range, great guns and good time. Where’s the barbecue?

I keep coming back to this video to watch. I've become a bit lax in my photography and cinematography over the last 3 years. You have helped inspire me again. I took so much video with my Canon 80D at the York Fair in 2018 but have never edited it together. Now I'll be starting my video soon.

I've hiked to Sideling Hill tunnel five different times now since 2013. But never hiked to Rays Hill. I've always parked at the far east end near Cove Valley Service Plaza. I'm really enjoying your videos.

I started going in 1990 and it is still just as big. Yjey did change the midway layout in 2009 and made it wider. It will feel strange having it in July this year. If they don't end up having to cancel it due to the virus. Great Video Steve. I have a few York Fair videos on my channel set to music. One I filmed in Sepia tone.

Well done Steve - Excellent - Thought provocative and mind-opening I'd have to say

Steve, this video may not be as long as some teaching videos but it has some excellent advise for new photographers which also become great reminders and reinforcements for those of us who have been shooting for longer than we care to admit. And you have proved the value of that advise with some stunning photos by you and members of the club. Thanks for sharing this. Folks take heed; although not mentioned, the photographs shown reflect some excellent editing by the photographers!

A wonderful photo opportunity and thanks for West Shore Photography club for sponsoring the field trip. Great video Steve.

Steve an excellent video. Thanks for filming it and sharing West Shore Photography Club member images.

Gorgeous photos.

Beautiful Chapel Steve! Nicely captured!!