D7000 & Tokina 11-16 accompanied by two sb700s
I hate not having time to browse all the great work NR has to offer :( I have been so busy. Keep up the great work everyone.
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PHOTO-A-DAY: October 2012
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Many great contributions...
This is another of the Grand Canyon from my recent visit.
D7000
Nikkor 10-24mm at 10mm
3 Shots Bracketed at +/- 1.0 EV
1/200
f/10
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My favorite capture from the ceremony. The other photographer looked at me weird when I way laying on the ground to take this. I feel it was worth the awkward moment.
D700 - Sigma 70-200
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@greybagel, beautiful image.
@Bland, nice capture, tack sharp!
D700 + AF-S 24-70 F2.8GPosted 7 months ago # -
Great day all.
This one is flat. Horrible lighting all day.
This one is really about defying the odds. Handheld 1/125th panning a swan at 500mm. Figured I had to try :)
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graybegal: It is a very nice composition. If you want to make it a "standard" shot of yours consider seeing if you can shoot it with the swivel screen on the D5100 using a 50mm f1.8G. Then you wouldn't have to lay on the floor to do it.
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@Pierre: that's one great still life...
I am not sure whether this bridge benefits from color or not. So I will have a B&W (today) and color shot (soon)
D700 and 14mm.Posted 7 months ago # -
Haven't posted one in a bit...
Had to exposure +2.0 EV for this on matrix because the camera wanted to compensate for the light produced by the welding torch too much.
D600 | AF-S 80-200 f/2.8D @ 200mm | f/2.8 | 1/200 | ISO 160 (auto) | LR 4.2
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juergen, I never really gain weight, which earns me some dark looks from my wife. She keeps trying to fatten me up though.
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Do you ever feel the more and more you look at a moment you've captured you start to think how you could have done it differently or maybe that you over-processed it...I think I over analyze my photos too much.
Anyhow, this is one of the images at the moment. My wife and I took another trip to Paris a couple of weekends ago (we only live 4-hrs away) and made it a photo trip primarily.
D800, 24-70 f/16, 5-Shot BktPosted 7 months ago # -
@ Darkhost....one fo the nicest night shots I have seen.... your balance of the daylight and was phenomenal.... perfect choice for the HDR
Another leaf
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Darkhost, very nice.
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@Darkhost: You really captured the evening mood of Paris (from Tour Montparnasse, I believe).
@msmoto: Composed to suit, or found "as is"? Either way, what a nice way of expressing the spirit of autumn.Posted 7 months ago # -
Greybagel, hopefully the other shooter took notice of the effort you went to get the shot. This was taken off the Embarcadero in SF. However, immediately after processing it I noticed how soft my new (used) 24-70 was at camera right. Immediately packed it up and sent it back to Nikon.
D90 24-70 @ f/8 70mm, 1/1250 ISO 400 -1/3EV post processed in Silver EfexPosted 7 months ago # -
Nice Shot Darkhost.
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Starting with a bird shot. D800 with a Sigma 300 F2.8 plus 2x TC Sigma handheld on a rainy day with ISO around 3000 at F8
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Lovely, everyone. I haven't been keeping up and it's amazing to see so many great photos all at once. Thanks for the inspiration!
Darkhost, I like the scrum and the paris shot.
rschnaible, I like this second one of the grand canyon.
rensuchan, nice shutter speed for the weld.
kanuck, nice motion.
cgilyeat, awesome eagle shot.
Squamish, nice expressions on the crack climbs.
Meinrad, I like the mood on the sparkler one.
proudgeek, fun perspective on the dock shot.
Welcome to the forum, CMSR. You're off to a great start!I could go on.
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Haven't posted in close to 2 months. Yikes!
D800 w/24-120VR4.0 @ f/9.0 / ISO 100/ 30 seconds
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D600 | 24-120mm f/3.5-5.6 @ 50mm & f/4.8 | 1/125s | ISO 100 | Off camera flash over my headPosted 7 months ago # -
I just want to quit my job, buy an RV and travel the country taking pictures of anything and everything. This thread is absolution awe inspiring. I ask myself all the time while viewing these image "How the f*** did they do that!?" Thank you all for the beautiful images and inspirations.
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A slightly ridiculous shot, at 420mm with the old Zoom-Nikkor 50-300mm f/4.5 and a 1.4x teleconverter. The wing dam is about 2 miles away, and the far bridge is about 3.8 miles away. I'll try to post the wide angle landscape that this shot lives in tomorrow. The contrast in this was so low I had to use the almost-highest contrast filter available, but I really like the resulting look.
Nikon EL2 - 50-300mm f/4.5 - Kenko 1.4x TC - Ilford HP5+
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@greybagel - it was worth the effort... beautiful!
@henryG - one of your best shots, imHo.
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