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The New and Improved Fun with Nikon Images!
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MHC
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m_driscoll
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Steve: Thank for the info. I just read that it was discovered in 1808 and that it's natural. Amazingly vertical cut! Also said that State Park was one of the 10 best in the country. It'd be fun.Matt, thanks for taking the time! The Flume is in Franconia Notch, NH. 3hrs north from my house. Love to fly all the gang in & head up there for a photographer's shmorgasborg!
Lloyd: Beautiful photo. I know nothing about triathlons; other then the run/bike/swim bit. Also, that Lance is going back to it next year. I'm assuming that Mimi was competing?Following on the water theme. One from this morning. Sort of the calm before the storm. This is the swim area for this morning's triathlon.
D3, 28-70/2.8 @ f8 1/200, ISO 200:
MHC: That's a very cool photo! Nicely seen, captured and pp'd. :thumbup:
Cheers, Matt
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m_driscoll
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Kind of a flower day for me. Thanks for looking. Cheers, Matt
D3s; 105mm VR; 1/320s @ f/3.2; ISO 800
http://mdriscoll.zenfolio.com
D3s; 105mm VR; 1/320s @ f/3.2; ISO 800
http://mdriscoll.zenfolio.com
otumay
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Most welcome, Leif, keep'em comin'...Back from the mountains, I´m going to bother you with a few clouds and sheep (coming).
Fuji S5, 2,5/105 Nikkor ais
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shtarka1
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Thanks very much Lloyd!
shtarka1
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Peaceful,Serene,Stunning!!!Following on the water theme. One from this morning. Sort of the calm before the storm. This is the swim area for this morning's triathlon.
D3, 28-70/2.8 @ f8 1/200, ISO 200:
shtarka1
Active member
Great,Artistic Eye!
shtarka1
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Splendid Color & IQ & Arrangement Matt!Kind of a flower day for me. Thanks for looking. Cheers, Matt
D3s; 105mm VR; 1/320s @ f/3.2; ISO 800
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shtarka1
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Leif, Incredibly Beautiful Composition & Transition Between Mountain & Sky!!! Cant Wait To See More!Back from the mountains, I´m going to bother you with a few clouds and sheep (coming).
Fuji S5, 2,5/105 Nikkor ais
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Corlan F.
Subscriber Member
Steve, this one is fantastic!Few More..
1.
Really love it... for the exact same reasons as Matt.
Generally speaking i prefer the latter set using the silhouette theme, a less obvious/explanatory form than the photo in the first set (though the light was unique).
Thank you kindly, Rayyan.
Nostalgic is exactly how i was feeling when taking the photo. End of a cycle, probably...
Thanks a lot for the kind comment
But Matt my friend, you might consider reviewing your geography :lecture:
Did not check, but i'll take the risk and bet you're actually a good couple of degrees... south.
You lucky beast -so much sun for free all year round :deadhorse::ROTFL:
(seriously, flat maps are quite misleading... for one i rmeember being flabbergasted a couple of decades ago when i first heard someone argue that NYC and Madrid roughly shared the same latitude :wtf
Wonderful, peaceful, and beautifully composed, Lloyd. Really.Following on the water theme. One from this morning. Sort of the calm before the storm. This is the swim area for this morning's triathlon.
D3, 28-70/2.8 @ f8 1/200, ISO 200:
Btw isn't it the same place where you took the "famous" race photo published in a magazine without prior consent, posted some time ago?
(it was excellent, too).
Somehow abstract and sharp at the same time. Great eye. (insert thumbup)
This is nice Matt (not absolutely sure about the crop, though
) Question: reading ISO800 1/320s... do you use auto-ISO?
+1!!
Corlan F.
Subscriber Member
IMHO these are among your very best posted here, Leif.Sheep AND clouds.
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Scenery, composition and light (not only striking but falling exactly down on the sheep looking at you) makes the first one ("mersau 2") a keeper... no, a poster.
Then the last one ("mersau 1") has a surreal tri-dimensionnality :shocked:
Be kind, tell us there's a lot of selective sharpening...
(oh btw... i want another -working- S5 :angel
leif e
New member
Many thanks, guys!
There is, to answer your question Corlan, very little selective sharpening. A little overall and a little selective lightening and contrast manipulation in Silver Efex.
My S5 was modified by the previous owner (the AA filter removed). I find it gives a great resolution boost and files good for BW conversion. The colour files are not very good, though - need some WB adjustment all of them.
For me it works, though, I convert almost everything anyway.
leif e
There is, to answer your question Corlan, very little selective sharpening. A little overall and a little selective lightening and contrast manipulation in Silver Efex.
My S5 was modified by the previous owner (the AA filter removed). I find it gives a great resolution boost and files good for BW conversion. The colour files are not very good, though - need some WB adjustment all of them.
For me it works, though, I convert almost everything anyway.
leif e
Woody Campbell
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Blog entry from Tuesday:
