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Love this one. Spectacular angle! Colors are great, and little distortion. Probably what the 24's designed for.
D3, 24G:salute:
Thanks Corlan!Love this one. Spectacular angle! Colors are great, and little distortion. Probably what the 24's designed for.
The other two? Well, classic Steve M. .... :thumbup:
D3, 24G:salute:[/QUOTE]
Stunning, wow :eek:
At least we're already making an effort shooting almost exclusively Zeiss manual focus lenses (or even full manual such as PC & Contax modified).Corlan...
It's for that reason alone (relearn patience and the importance of nailing the right shot, not just a shot) that I've started shooting medium format film again.
Only problem with that is I need to learn how to scan!!
Danke Schon!Stunning, wow
She Never Leaves Home Without Them...
D700, 85G
D3, 24G:salute:
Stylin...
D700, 85G
Steve: Nice set of photos. Except for #1 and #3, disparate in content. #2 is excellent. The angle, color, and perimeter shadow really make a great image. #4 is another of your thoughtful captures. Great B & W.
D700, 85G
Jason: Will we see your work in the analog section. Shooting film is excellent exercise for "nailing the right shot".Corlan...
It's for that reason alone (relearn patience and the importance of nailing the right shot, not just a shot) that I've started shooting medium format film again.
Only problem with that is I need to learn how to scan!!
Corlan: Thanks. I looked for a little info and found that this carousel was a big deal. Pedantic is always funny. Sorry, It was with the D700 that I just sent back. I think that it's a little soft at the white horse. Probably me and the lens. The D3s would have been better, IMHO. I believe that I've done some "funky" processing with D3s photos. Now you've challenged me....
Matt, don't know how, even when quoting (more or less, depending ) serious reference material, you always manage to sound full of tongue in cheek humor. Excellent
The shot is really lovely.
And to say the truth, it reconciles me a bit with the D3S. Till today and for a few exceptions, i've not been convinced yet. Probably my fault, and considering of course that super high iso performance's not among my personal criterias.
(and for some reason, it seems that the few people with this body wants to ply for a funkier processing than needed -or expected)
Steve: Thank you!Excellent motion & selective focus Matt!
Rayyan: Welcome back. A nice grouping of photos. The train station and tree in the mist and "bam", the Eiger. The first two are extremely well pp'd and composed. The tracery of the tree is just strong enough (i usually oversaturate and lose the quality of the mist). The mountain photo's magnificent. We saw the Eiger from the other side in Grindelwald. I'm looking forward to more mountain adventure and photos. :thumbup:Hi Folks..
Lots of pages to get thru.. I shall slowly..
We travelled 5 hours from Zurich to the Bernese Oberland. We arrived in Murren after 4 train changes and a cable car ride.
We got of the small train and Ayesha wondered if we were in the right place as the train moved out!!
We started walking towards what we thought was our hotel..
But why go to all this trouble in such weather and take this long trip..
Because, as I have said previously, It Is There...The Eiger that is..3900 mts.
of magnificent rock and snow...
We had come to see the rock face of the Eiger. To face our fears and enjoy
it magnificence.
+1 :thumbs:#4 is another of your thoughtful captures. Great B & W.
C'mon Matt... between friends, you cant tell us. What kind of false pretext like "unique shot angle" did you find to ride the tiger? :ROTFL:Corlan: Thanks. I looked for a little info and found that this carousel was a big deal. Pedantic is always funny.
Oops -well i guess i did, though unvoluntarily.Sorry, It was with the D700 that I just sent back. I think that it's a little soft at the white horse. Probably me and the lens. The D3s would have been better, IMHO. I believe that I've done some "funky" processing with D3s photos. Now you've challenged me.
Good to see you around Rayyan.Hi Folks..
Lots of pages to get thru.. I shall slowly..
We travelled 5 hours from Zurich to the Bernese Oberland. We arrived in Murren after 4 train changes and a cable car ride.
We got of the small train and Ayesha wondered if we were in the right place as the train moved out!!
We started walking towards what we thought was our hotel..
But why go to all this trouble in such weather and take this long trip..
Because, as I have said previously, It Is There...The Eiger that is..3900 mts.
of magnificent rock and snow...
We had come to see the rock face of the Eiger. To face our fears and enjoy
it magnificence.
+1. Gréât post !Rayyan, a spectacular comeback! Eiger shot,especially...
Corlan: It was late and the animals were scary! It was also the fastest carousel that i've ever seen. Next time. That last one's my favorite, too.+1 :thumbs:
C'mon Matt... between friends, you cant tell us. What kind of false pretext like "unique shot angle" did you find to ride the tiger? :ROTFL:
Oops -well i guess i did, though unvoluntarily.
Last photo from Eastern Washington may be my favorite. Interesting composition.