D7000 with Nik 24-70. Color, grain, vignette = LR4
PHOTO-A-DAY: September 2012
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@Rifqi - What a fun shot! Made me laugh.
I'll post later myself... I work Saturdays so I don't have access to my photo collection at the moment.
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Wow, September is off to a great start, August is going to be tough to beat but it is looking like the poster to September are up to the challenge :)
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Another shot from the San Francisco Botanical Garden from last weekend. I challenged myself to a single lens all day, a Nikkor 105mm.
D7000
Nikkor 105mm
1/200
f/6.3
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Product photography with Nikon D800 and Nikon 60mm macro lens.
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@ donaldejose.... I love your "product shot" but cannot resist a comment....passport and live ammo....whoops. Going to be difficult to board with this as baggage....LOL
And, just a thought from a former product photographer... watches are almost always set to 8:20 so as to have the hands appear balanced.
But the shot is beautiful!
@ rschnaible That to me is a WOW shot! Very nice. The 105mm sure is looking attractive.
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msmoto: Good observations, also at 8:20 you can read all the dial lettering on most watches so it is a good hand position. I didn't let the spring wind down and just unscrewed the crowns instead. An unscrewed crown looks messy to me but I was practicing shooting a lot of watches in different set ups so I didn't take time to let them all come to a stop (it can take up to 24 hours to unwind the spring).
A few years ago I saw a guy board a plane with live ammo when traveling through North Dakota. No problem there as long as he didn't have a gun. People in hunting areas know ammo is not harmful if not in a gun. But I am sure he would have had a problem most places! I have also known guys who went to Africa for a Safari and had to put their rifles and all their ammo in baggage only to have the airline lose it. They had to borrow someone else's gun (like a Nikon shooter going out on a once in lifetime shoot and have to use borrowed Cannon equipment) because they couldn't sit around waiting for the airline to find their rifle. Would have been nice if they could have carried it on like we carry on our important photo gear.
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Spend the day at home watching all the college football and other sports activity, while studying/reading the D4 book. Mean while, my test subject keep asking me for her attention so I finally gave in and shoot her....
D4 70-200 2.8 1/100 ISO 2000 @ f/5.0
@AvadheshMalik, Adamz, Pierre, Yetibuddha, Captain, and donaldejose: Great shot guys :D
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It's been a little damp here on the SC coast lately.
Nikon D90 Nikkor 50MM 1.8
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Hello September.
This one was from last October. Halloween theme at Crossroads Village.
Nikon D40 | AF-S 35mm f/1.8 DX | f/2.8 | 1/2500 | ISO 200 | LR 4.1 + Snapseed
Aperture Priority.
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@golf - Have fun with that D4!
@rensuchan - Love the eerie vibe. And love that D40/lens combo just as much.I worked with this model twice. She's a great subject. This was taken near the local waterfront and the lighting was superb.
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Rolling shutter?
I kind of like the reflection in the window.
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@jaysb3: Lets see how challenging this will be for the mail/ups/fedex delivery people...lol :P
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11 image panorama | D800 | 50mm f/1.8 | f/10
Original size was 13628 X 6534Posted 8 months ago # -
September is off to a nice start! I was asked at the end of August where I shoot. Most of my images are from Old Saybrook, CT. This was a young Snowy Egret hopping along at low tide.
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D800 • ZF.2 100mm f2 @ f2.5 • 1/250 • ISO 100
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So many good photographs ...
SquamishPhoto - Always exceptional portraits
greybagel - Beautiful portrait
Pierre - Great Landscape
rschnaible - great color and texture on this flower - you are showing quite a bit of versatility Bob!
coastalconn - Excellent bird shots ... I may have to learn to shoot birds!
kanuck - breathtakingly beautiful
Rx4Photo and hammers71 - the B&W still can be an excellent option for some photographs
Everyone Else - thank you for sharing your talent and creativity!!!
D800, 14-24 f/2.8 @ 24mm f/9, 1/320, ISO 100Posted 8 months ago # -
D300, 24-70mm f/2.8G @ 70mm, 1/60s, f/4, ISO 200Posted 8 months ago # -
@beso, i like the color better, even though there is a lack of in the ground, the sky makes up for a lot of it
D800, AF-S 70-200mm VRII @ 112mm, F4, ISO 100The Bassisst of the Akabane Vulgars
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