You've all gifted us with great photos. All of them are amazing.
I'll call this one "Sunset Sail in Key West"
D7000 ; N24-70mm @ 55mm ; f/8.0 ; 1/160sec ; ISO 400 ; -2/3EV
PHOTO-A-DAY: August 2012
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Mr. Tin, a farmer I met recently.
Enchanted Highway, North Dakota:
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Ever wondered...?
My shadow in the picture is unfortunate, but somehow the rocks belong in that picture.
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Another staccato of superb photos !! ..... I can't pick any particular favourite ...
.. though from my point of view as a (predominantly) bird photographer, I thinkCoastal and Newfie have done a wonderful job.
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Panorama using 3 photos, Nikon Coolpix S4150 in "Landscape" preset, exposure gradient applied to sky in Lr4 ..
I got this view while I was out on patrol today .....
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Oh, my. Coastalconn, that is a stunner! That needs to go in a nature photo contest.
Great shots, everyone. Thanks so much for sharing and inspiring.
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Another lolita fashion portrait today. I re-processed this one recently with Lightroom.
Nikon D80 | AF 24mm f/2.8D | f/4.0 | 1/60 | ISO 220 (auto) | LR 4.1
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The perfect ospry shot and the perfect action shot of a fireman in action, all in 24 hours :)
D7000
Nikkor 18-200 mm @52mm
1/320
f/9
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And the perfect puffin (I assume) capture!
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It is. The Atlantic Puffin. The local colony has over 100,000 birds. So happy the D700 is poop proof!
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What a good week I chose to be on the road! These images are beyond amazing. PAD has been my evening entertainment. Every day it seems the bar is raised!
Well done all.
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Some fun cloud action going on here... French Creek State Park / Hopewell Furnace National Historic Site, Pennsylvania
D7000 - AF-S 16-35mm f/4G VR - 16mm - f/8 - ISO 100 - 1/400sec
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Here is another shot I took around 7:30PM as the sun was setting. The DR on the D4 is truly amazing.
D4 14-24 2.8 10 shot HDR using Promote Control System.
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Each day I log on here I see such inspiring images. Kudos to everyone!
This one was taken on a miserable day this past winter. It ended up snowing towards the end of it which shut the shoot down, but the model was a real trooper. She got into these shots in such a great way. This is probably my favorite from the shoot. I love her composure.
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@coastalconn - very, very nice osprey; nice catch for the both of you.
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A wonderful day for all.
Thank you all for your kind words. I have indeed outdone what I thought I was capable of. Today a much simpler image
I found a lost homer racing pigeon (tag was AU 2012 Fall river) in the woods when I was searching for the eagle. I had to use some on camera fill flash. So 500mm, F9, iso 400 +.3 1/60th at 500mm, HH as always
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Ok, you guys are way too good for me, I need some help. This photo was taken with a Coolpix E5400 in 2005 during a trip to Japan. This trip was the first time I actively tried to take good photos rather than just take whatever I saw. F/4.8, 1/109 sec, ISO-50, 7mm focal length on lens of P&S, which is equivalent to 35mm. I'm looking for advice on composition and better settings I could have used. Any comments would be appreciated. It's cropped just a little bit. This camera only has 5 megapixels with a 1/2.3" sensor. So don't pixel peep too much, you'll be disappointed. Even though the camera was capable of saving pictures in RAW format, I had no idea how to use RAW files in 2005. I did some PP on it recently just to make it a little brighter.
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Another Nudibranch
D80, ISO 250, Nikon 105 Micro VR, 1/60s @ f/22, flashPosted 8 months ago # -
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I like this young gal's expression...
Nikon F, 85mm f/1.8 Nikkor-H, Tri-X Film, ISO 400, Scanned on SuperCoolScan 5000 Retouching would be completed in final print, if published. (Original Ca. 1967)
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