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Thank You Rayyan! This portion was in Laconia, New Hampshire on Lake Winnipesaukee.Steve, let it rip pal. WOW! Where did you say you went? These are some of the best I have seen from you. Undoubtedly awesome:bugeyes:
I am endeared to #1, #2 and #3.
Make That A Double!!
She is Something!!! Superb Shooting Double L!!!Mimi "tri-ing" yesterday morning: (Yes, she always smiles like that during a race. I asked her why once, and she said, "It's supposed to be fun, isn't it?" It's kind of become her trademark. During an Ironman event once, a friend told me he'd passed Mimi, and thought she was in trouble. I asked why he thought so, and he said, "she's not smiling.")
About 10 miles into the bike portion:
D3, 28-70/2.8 @ 28mm,1/1600, f7.1. ISO 500
Here at about half way through the 10K run (and very sunburned, she forgot the visor she usually wears):
D3, 70-200/2.8 @ 200mm/f2.8. 1/8000, ISO 200
BTW, it was pretty hot for an early morning event. About 90F (32C) during the run, which at 6000 feet of elevation (~1830 meters), can be brutal.
More boring flowers from the garden (yeah, i live an exciting life
Tropaeolum, in color:
(not really an original view... as i found out when checking the spelling... wikipedia link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tropaeolum
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You've entered another dimension in the color shot! B&W is Perfect in every way! Love them both C! Zeiss?...
and another "white flower" (name?
In black, and white:
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Thank you Steve... on both counts. :thumbs:
Lief: Beautiful surreal sort of landscape. Not the Norway that I usually envision. It's like Stuart Richardson's images from Iceland in the Analog thread. Great sky. :thumbup:Back from the mountains, I´m going to bother you with a few clouds and sheep (coming).
Fuji S5, 2,5/105 Nikkor ais
leif e
Make That A Double!!
Lloyd, Corlan, Steve, Osman: Thank you all very much.:salute:
Lloyd: Some race!, some heat!, some height!, some courage!, some photography!; but above all what a Brave woman, one in a million my friend...:thumbs::salute:Mimi "tri-ing" yesterday morning: (Yes, she always smiles like that during a race. I asked her why once, and she said, "It's supposed to be fun, isn't it?" It's kind of become her trademark. During an Ironman event once, a friend told me he'd passed Mimi, and thought she was in trouble. I asked why he thought so, and he said, "she's not smiling.")
About 10 miles into the bike portion:
D3, 28-70/2.8 @ 28mm,1/1600, f7.1. ISO 500
Here at about half way through the 10K run (and very sunburned, she forgot the visor she usually wears):
D3, 70-200/2.8 @ 200mm/f2.8. 1/8000, ISO 200
BTW, it was pretty hot for an early morning event. About 90F (32C) during the run, which at 6000 feet of elevation (~1830 meters), can be brutal.
Magnificent Corlan.:thumbup:...
and another "white flower" (name?
In black, and white:
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Thanks Matt!
Thank you Osman!
Much appreciated, Rayyan. And I happen to agree wholeheartedly. :salute:
That's a quite impressive series :bugeyes:Some shots handheld and uncropped. D3s and the 70-200mm f/2.8 VR II:
Great pictures (the entire series). Looks like quite the celebration. BTW, the control of light in the first group, including the one I've quoted, is most impressive. :thumbup:Some shots handheld and uncropped. D3s and the 70-200mm f/2.8 VR II:
Very nice Roman. I've been enjoying your images on the Nikon Wide Angle thread as well. Stunning work.A few from this weekend:
Roman
