Yetibuddha said:
Not sure what the plant's name is, but it is not a dandelion
Weird, it looks so much like a dandelion :-)
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PHOTO-A-DAY: July 2012
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Took this photo while I was in Arizona visiting Sedona. The actual location where this was taken was a very neat city called Jerome, which is a very old mining town.
D7000 24-70 2.8 ISO 100 1/250 @ f/8.0
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Shot from the mission trip last week in Guatemala. The little girl has no siblings, and there wasn't enough construction work to keep the girl on our team occupied (plus, she has no construction experience), so they were sisters for the week.
Also, dang is this little 85mm f/1.8G a blast. Such sharpness sharpness, even wide open. I'm sure I'll find something worthwhile to do with the cost I saved by not getting the f/1.4G...
D7000 - AF-S 85mm f/1.8G - f/2 - ISO 200 - 1/400sec
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D700 + N24-70mm F2.8GPosted 10 months ago # -
here is a street artist trying to get one of the younger viewers involved.
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One more fireworks picture from me.
Shot on a tripod in Bulb mode. I am amazed at the dynamic range.
Nikon D4, Nikon 24-70 @ f/6.3, ISO 100, Bulb ~5s
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Nice shots everyone.
Here is mine for today:
D700 - 50 mm f/1.8G @f/8
The Holocaust Memorial in Berlin
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Here is my share for PAD...
Late June (last week) Snow melt
D7000
1/320
f/9.0
Nikkor 10-24 mm @ 10mm
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Waiting for the fireworks in Boston.Posted 10 months ago # -
Hamburg docks at sunrisePosted 10 months ago # -
Clamshell lighting ... D90 .. sigma 50mm macro lens
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@corelli - Do you process manually or use software? These days I start with Lightroom 4 and go from there with manual tweaks and brushes.
My first focus stack, inspired by the recent bug photos. The fly was the only thing that was standing still on something stationary, so he got to be the star. I realize now I should have taken more images, with more focal lengths, to eliminate the bokeh around its legs. Ten images was not enough!
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Wow, I'm pretty late on JohnnyApple's new bundle of joy, but congratulations anyway!
Wow elvish- nice focus stack! I honestly don't mind the bokeh on the rear legs. It brings the focus back on the head, which was the point of the focus stack anyway.
Forgive me for the upper left hand corner, I was too excited when I saw this light streaming through the clouds. I couldn't get a better shot than this.
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Brilliant shot, Eric. I love the colors and all the light cast around the crowd from the fireworks. I especially like how green it all is.
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elvishefer said:
@corelli - Do you process manually or use software? These days I start with Lightroom 4 and go from there with manual tweaks and brushes.I use Aperture for the normal adjustments (e.g. whitebalance, exposure, contrast, curves etc). The only other software I use are SilverEfex and FilmPack, both for b&w conversion. Maybe one day I will try stuff like HDR or stacks, but I did not do that so far.
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@SquamishPhoto - Thanks! I was pleased that it turned out.
@ElvisHefer - Incredible. I have never tried that technique, Now I'm inspired...Thanks!Posted 10 months ago # -
D7000 50 1.4G 1/250 ISO 640 @ f/14
Eric do you live in Napa? If so, it look like you where at Silverado Country Club...yes?
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Another "Fourth of July" photo..... the dad was actually getting into the shot for his wife with her iPhone.
When I shoot these shots of kids, I always give the email address for my website, in order to avoid any problems of suspicion regarding the photography of young children. At least in the USA, there is a high index of suspicion in this area if once tries to simply shoot and run.
Re: The photos on PAD continue to offer not only great work but an educational aspect.....focus stacking may have to ry this.... phenomenal results.
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Last one from my 4th pictures... Marching out of the Colors.
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Beautiful shots everyone!
This is a column of a chinese temple in Melaka, Malaysia.
D4, 50mm 1.4
Jürgen
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All really nice.
Wild rose, Hayes Creek, Montana:
D800, Sigma 105mmPosted 10 months ago # -
Our first monsoon clears slowly but surely this afternoon:
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here is the last fireworks for this fourth-of-July. Promised :). I just wanted to show a variation because the foreground is better in this snap.
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