Jorgen Udvang
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Lovely perspective :thumbup:Reason number 1,257 I love my 21mm Distagon
Sunset in Vientiane, Laos.
Nice town, isn't it?
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Lovely perspective :thumbup:Reason number 1,257 I love my 21mm Distagon
Sunset in Vientiane, Laos.
Cute :thumbup:One from yesterday.
D3, 28-70/2.8:
YES!Alex, thanks. Impressive IQ and details in the train station photos (i should get that body :angel:... or maybe learn to take the technique for architecture shots like this ). That said, how did you manage to get a major train station by daylight (or not) without a soul in the frame?? Layer blending from several takes? Or do you travel with special russian security helpers?
Seriously, it looks incredible...
Thanks JorgenCute :thumbup:
Amazing set, Alex. Looks like the 14-24/2,8 was a good choice!Jorgen: very clean images as always!
Corlan: the propeller is perfect!
Rayyan: your photos and stories is just a windows to another world for me!
Steve: Zeiss... those are very good.
And here are some next photos from Barcelona (D3x, 14-24/2.8):
Barcelona Train Station
Catalunya Parliament Building
Lloyd: I, my friend, am wishing I was younger!LOL! You are a character, my friend. (I'm still chuckling to myself over that one.)
Steve: Yes the reaction was worth it. But I fool myself to this day thinkingYou Reeled Her Right In With That Line Rayyan! Very "Smooth Operating" My Friend & Well Worth The Reaction!
Corain: Thank you Corian for your generous words. Re: the nickname, you make feel like a snake oil peddlerVery true. Also, you might have found the perfect nickname for our friend Rayyan, the "Smooth Operator". :toocool:
And, broken record i know, by many aspects the "Millet and Fan" photo is Nat Geo worthy. Wonderful.
Osman: Dear friend, but of course it must be near where you live. WhereLloyd, you lucky grandpa you! Whew! And what a loving shot...
Rayyan, marvelous photo, probably shot somewhere not far from where I live... You indeed have a way with people.
A reflective rock....
Jason: These are excellent. peaceful and serene. The rock and its reflection is just outstanding.:thumbup:Afternoon prayers....
Alex: Thank you. Barcelona is a gem of a city. And you have done it justiceJorgen: very clean images as always!
Corlan: the propeller is perfect!
Rayyan: your photos and stories is just a windows to another world for me!
Steve: Zeiss... those are very good.
And here are some next photos from Barcelona (D3x, 14-24/2.8):
Barcelona Train Station
Catalunya Parliament Building
Steve: Extraordinarily beautiful! Focused on a drop of water! Great OOF, color, and backgrounds. Cheers, Matt3 from this morn..
D3, Zeiss 100 Makro Planar
Lloyd: That one's precious. What a look. Great color and framing. :thumbup: Cheers, MattOne from yesterday.
D3, 28-70/2.8:
Corlan: Very nice. I like the rust/earthen hues in this photo. Maybe not desaturated, but not pumped up either. Smooth. Cheers, Matt
Bokeh on a boat.
"Once a propeller"
Jason: +1Never Leave Home Without It! Cool Grab Jason!
Jason: Beautiful! Also, +1 for "Afternoon Prayers".Silk
Rayyan: +1. :thumbup:You Reeled Her Right In With That Line Rayyan! Very "Smooth Operating" My Friend & Well Worth The Reaction!
Alex: Great photos! You, that lens, and that camera are great together. That's a good question of Corlan's. Where were the people?Alex, thanks. Impressive IQ and details in the train station photos (i should get that body :angel:... or maybe learn to take the technique for architecture shots like this ). That said, how did you manage to get a major train station by daylight (or not) without a soul in the frame?? Layer blending from several takes? Or do you travel with special russian security helpers?
Seriously, it looks incredible...
Matt: I like the sandwiches Matt! Now what is the canine doing in the background?Cardboard and Foccacia sandwiches. Thanks for looking. Cheers, Matt
1. D3s; 24-70mm f/2.8; 70mm; 1/5000s @ f/2.8; ISO 200
2. D3s; 24-70mm f/2.8; 70mm; 1/200s @ f/3.2; ISO 200
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Corian: Called 1-800-GOOSE. Reached some asian country, the guy thought
Got AF trouble?
Call 1-800-THEGOOSE
Then, you can be redirected to the ducks department:
ext. m-a-l-l-a-r-d
Be aware though, you won't go unnoticed:
all with D3X 105VR
(P.S. for some reason the goose looks sharper before posting. Hmm.)
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Thinking Outside The Box...Excellent!Cardboard and Foccacia sandwiches. Thanks for looking. Cheers, Matt
2. D3s; 24-70mm f/2.8; 70mm; 1/200s @ f/3.2; ISO 200
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