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PHOTO-A-DAY: November 2011
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Thanks adamz. And now for something completely different: my wife giving me a hair cut.
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D7000 24-70 2.8Posted 1 year ago # -
This is why I cut my own hair, Rifqi. Was that lit with CLS flashes?
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jonny, the advantage of letting my wife cut my hair is that she can't complain about it later. That being said, I don't let her shave me for obvious reasons...
It's not CLS flashes, they're a bit beyond my budget. It's a mix of LP160s and YN560s. Full story with setup shot for those who are interested: http://rifqisphoto.wordpress.com/2011/11/14/kitchen-barber-shop/
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D700 • 200mm f2 @ f2 • 1/2500 • ISO 800
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Now thats a scary barber! Where is an electric shaver when you need one! :)
More autumn foliage and color:
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D700, N 105mm macro + TC-20EIII, I've always liked those...Posted 1 year ago # -
Pierre, the last photo you had of Atlas reminds me of the Atlas in Rockefeller Center, although you probably took that photo nowhere near Rockefeller Center.
Home sick. :(
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Nikon D90 - Nikkor 70-300mm VR @ f/10 and 125mm
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Something fluffy:
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Pierre said:
Taken in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, a block from my work.Thanks.
Definitely not a great photo by all means. I saw a fox from my window as I was preparing breakfast, so I got dressed and grabbed my camera and chased after it. Something tells me I shouldn't do the same if it were a bear.
However, the photo did allow me to try to reenact Moose Peterson shooting wildlife.
With a D40 and a 18-135mm, instead of a D3s and a 400mm 2.8. :D
I most certainly spooked it because I ran after it, but there was no way 135 was going to be enough focal length to capture it.
Anyway, pretty impressive for the middle of Long Island.
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Taken from one abandoned railroad bridge shooting at the one below it. (If there's an abandoned bridge in the woods, there's a good chance I'm on it.)
D7000 - 50mm/f1.8D - f/4 - ISO 200 - 1/80sec
If I happen by this again while working I think I will redo this with either a much slower or much faster shutter speed. Don't like the water quite the way it is here.
NSXType-R said:Definitely not a great photo by all means. I saw a fox from my window as I was preparing breakfast, so I got dressed and grabbed my camera and chased after it. Something tells me I shouldn't do the same if it were a bear.
However, the photo did allow me to try to reenact Moose Peterson shooting wildlife.
With a D40 and a 18-135mm, instead of a D3s and a 400mm 2.8. :D
I most certainly spooked it because I ran after it, but there was no way 135 was going to be enough focal length to capture it.
Eh, still not a small feat to capture one of these guys... last time I saw one was when walking back from a convenience store at 3AM (couldn't sleep, decided to trouble friend working the night shift) and jumped a fox sniffing through someone's trash. No camera on me... but also no light to speak of!
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D7K, Nikon 70-300mm VR @ 240mm with lots of post adjustments and crop.Posted 1 year ago # -
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Most emotional shot I've ever taken, my tears are still flowing. Where's the Kleenex!
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Sweet...
post a review in the D7000 thread!
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One of my sisters in law.
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I really like the bokeh coming through the window, rifqi. Its almost like the drape is opening just to show the viewer. :]
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