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Beautiful photos everyone, spectacular landscapes, and really nice portraits.
@ proudgeek, I bought a 2nd hand Nikon 17-55mm f/2.8 with that same issue some time ago but couldn't return it. Used it for a year and sold it for about $175 less than what I paid for it. I'm a little more cautious now. Really like the symmetry and the B&W fits that photo perfectly.
D7000 with the Nikon 28-300mm swiss army knife @ 122mm f/5.6, 1/4000, ISO 640 + 2/3 EV
Something both different (than usually seen here) and ordinary: my bedroom.
D600, Tokina 16-28mm f2.8 at 16mm, f5.6, 1/80th second, ISO-100, -0.3 exposure compensation, flash SB-600 TTL through FlashRight LumaBurst (note how it was able to spread flash in 360 degrees to uniformly cover the view of a 16mm wide angle lens).
Link to larger image to check details: http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8194/8093984787_9cfb66cb00_k.jpg
D800 - Nikkor 50mm f/1.8 @ f/5
Wow, Donald, what a bedroom, looks like it is fit for a king!
Fall along the Bitterroot River, just a snapshot:
like the contrast of light to the dark sky Yeti.
Processed this one a little different then usual. Driven by this place tons of times and never stopped. Made a point of it yesterday, but the colors of the building didn't show up like I wanted so I did this.
Nikon D90 18-105mm @ 66mm f/5.6 ISO100 1/5
Well my Ospreys are gone, had to find a new subject
Found this guy this morning...
Welcome to the forum, chrisflees.
Just hanging out with my son this morning.
@chrisflees: entering the stage with a bang - or was that a splash... Keep it up!
@yetibuddah: I am always looking forward to your next picture. No disappointment today, that's for sure.
@coastalconn: I had an uncle who was an ornithologist - a professional bird researcher. Most often, he did not get nearly as close as you do. We all know that you work with a 500mm lens, yet it appears you have a 2000mm cannon hidden somewhere. And in all that hectic, you still compose well. You are the master of the birds here, without a doubt! However, judging from the stern looks of this owl, I don't think he likes you that much ;-)
Thanks postman and rx4, I just wish I could have gotten some nice autumn colours in the background as well, instead of a very grey sky.
Yeti, lots of nice landscapes lately, that goes for rschnaible as well.
Here's a random kid who showed up while I was shooting my daughter. He asked if I could take his picture so I did.
@coastalconn, nice capture. I have a photo of a Great Horned Owl from last week, but never seem to be able to get them in good light like that.
@chrisflees, nice waterfall. I like the composition of that one.
@Yetibuddha, Great fall landscape.
Appreciate everyone's comments.
@Donald, Amazing bedroom! However, could you have possibly eliminated the shadow from the light fixture had you bounced the flash?
@Rifqi, Interesting that a random kid asked for his picture. You nailed the lighting though.
Everyone has such beautiful photos on PAD...
Here is my bird...
Big Bird: http://www.flickr.com/photos/fantinesfotos/8096472967/sizes/o/in/photostream/
Highest point overlooking the Boseong Green Tea Fields^^
D800 w/85/1.8d @ f/7.1
d7k, 35mm 1.8g wide open.
Coastalconn, I've had the opportunity to shoot osprey just south of you with nowhere near the results. I'm really loving these. Makes me want to invest 10 grand on a new lens.
This was shot at a much shorter focal length, in Boulder, CO.
D90 50mm f/1.4D @ f/1.4 1/1600 ISO 200 post processed in Silver Efex
@chrisflees: spectacular falls. Spot on composition.
@proudgeek: I can almost hear the music!
Mine for today.
D7000 24-70mm f/3.5 1/250@f/13
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