Camera Battle

[Scrumhalf]

It's got to be cool working at Nike. As the photo above shows, they have a full soccer field, running track, volleyball and tennis courts, pool, etc. etc. right there on campus. I am sure they have a kickass gym as well.

Interesting how they have named all their sports facilities and buildings after famous athletes. They have the Ronaldo soccer field, the Michael Johnson track, etc. It is funny that one of their main buildings used to be called the Lance Armstrong building, and that sign got taken down in a hurry a few months ago lol....

[Scrumhalf]

Yes, it is a public trail. I think anyone can access it after hours and on the weekends. Here is a Google map satellite view of the Nike campus. You can see the trail marked "Nike jogging trail" along the perimeter of the campus along Jenkins Rod at the bottom, Murray Blvd on the right and Walker Rd on the top.

Not sure if they do any testing on the trail during work hours, but it is a pretty nice and comfortable trail. I suspect they do most of their testing in harsher environments.

[Turbo3000]

Just a public trail or do they test their shoes on it or something? Looks awesome.

Public trail I believe. But i am sure Nike could do whatever they want on it, doubt much testing happens though.

[Bouncer]

Went running on the trail at Nike World Headquarters. Wonderful trail, about 2 miles from my home!

Bridge on the running trail:

Spring is finally here!

I love running at Nike!

Just a public trail or do they test their shoes on it or something? Looks awesome.

[Scrumhalf]

Went running on the trail at Nike World Headquarters. Wonderful trail, about 2 miles from my home!

Bridge on the running trail:





Spring is finally here!





I love running at Nike!

[BEAST]

Love those. They remind me of Bridge to Terabithia :)

Thanks FB. :)

Here are a few more of Mr Noah. Kid has like a billion pictures. LOL. :rofl:

[FitnessBrat]

Love those. They remind me of Bridge to Terabithia :)

[BEAST]

Took these today. This is right behind JPL. I was gonna stop by and help the boys with their next space mission but I felt like taking pictures instead. LOL. :rofl:





Same pic but color. I wish I had some thing next to this tree so you guys could see the size of it.



Stairs to nowhere.

[Bouncer]

I dont like bikes like that but even I can see that's bad ass looking.

[BEAST]

haha beast, he really is a cute little dude. he looks happy as hell.

Yep he is always happy and he actually tries to make us laugh all the time. Just a little clown I tell you. lol.

And my bike. :D

[Bouncer]

haha beast, he really is a cute little dude. he looks happy as hell.

[BEAST]

Dinner face. :rofl:

[BEAST]

Scrum just ignore the village idiot. He is not gonna get what you are saying anyways. :rofl:

So how do you like my edit? :D

[Scrumhalf]

I'll let Beast speak to his edit, but my Mt. Hood shot was taken at around noon on a bright sunny day, very poor conditions for photography. You generally want to shoot early in the morning or later in the evening. Everything is washed out in the bright sunlight in the middle of the day. I could barely see the mountain against the sky, that's how bright and hazy it was. All things considered, it is surprising that the photo came out as well as it did.

[BEAST]

Thanks. Glad you like them. :)

And yes we are pros. :weights: