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Fun with Nikon Images
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kuau
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Jurgen,
Not sure why,
I have the images posted on my server Steven Kornreich Photography
if you can to that, then it should work.
Steven
Not sure why,
I have the images posted on my server Steven Kornreich Photography
if you can to that, then it should work.
Steven
Hi Steven,
thank you very much. When I click on the link, the website is blocked but this is because of our (*)(^% provider here (I live in Dubai).
Greetings, Jurgen
thank you very much. When I click on the link, the website is blocked but this is because of our (*)(^% provider here (I live in Dubai).
Greetings, Jurgen
Patrick Kolb
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Some recent images from a trip to Shore Acres State Park, OR.
All are with my new Nikon D800e this past week.
Lenses used: 1st image - 85mm f1.8g at f11, 1/125, iso 100
2nd image - 35mm f1.4g at f11, 1/60, iso 100
3rd image - 50mm f1.8g at f11, 1/60, iso 100
4th image - 50mm f1.8g at f8, 1/6, iso 100
All are with my new Nikon D800e this past week.
Lenses used: 1st image - 85mm f1.8g at f11, 1/125, iso 100
2nd image - 35mm f1.4g at f11, 1/60, iso 100
3rd image - 50mm f1.8g at f11, 1/60, iso 100
4th image - 50mm f1.8g at f8, 1/6, iso 100
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Jan Brittenson
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Patrick, those shots look nice but you posted really huge tiffs...
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eleanorbrown
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Thanks Ben, I used this lens almost exclusively on this trip...much of the subject matter demanded ultra wide viewpoints! Look forward to seeing what you get with your 14-24! Eleanor
emmawest72
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Exquisite colour-tones, Eleanor! (it looks like a cool morningview, is it?)Couple more with the D800e and 14-24 handheld, Badlands, South Dakota. Eleanor
Thorkil
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That animal is obviously in love (in the man or the photografer?), look at that smile!D700, Sigma 15mm/2.8, 1/125 sec at f / 18, ISO200 "proud owner"
D700, 24-70/2.8, 1/80 sec at f / 20, ISO200 "best friends"
Greetings, Jurgen
Thorkil
@Thorkil
Just to clarify...I have nothing to do with the camel or that guy..
- I only pressed the shutter...
The camel-shots were taken near a camel race-track and the camels are being brought there twice a day for exercising.
Like in other parts of the world where you have horse- or dog racing, you can bet on a camel.
The owner of a good camel can easily become a millionaire, which might explain that smile...
Greetings, Jurgen
Just to clarify...I have nothing to do with the camel or that guy..
- I only pressed the shutter...The camel-shots were taken near a camel race-track and the camels are being brought there twice a day for exercising.
Like in other parts of the world where you have horse- or dog racing, you can bet on a camel.
The owner of a good camel can easily become a millionaire, which might explain that smile...
Greetings, Jurgen
Thank you for explaining, Jurgen! And the Camel almost look as happy as its owner, but in a more modest, reserved and dignified manner (so we don't have to think that annimals don't think!, I think)@Thorkil
Just to clarify...I have nothing to do with the camel or that guy..
The camel-shots were taken near a camel race-track and the camels are being brought there twice a day for exercising.
Like in other parts of the world where you have horse- or dog racing, you can bet on a camel.
The owner of a good camel can easily become a millionaire, which might explain that smile...
Greetings, Jurgen
Thorkil
BMW Z8, designed by Henrik Fisker, is in the category of one of the most beautiful sports car.Aside of the M1 the last real classic car from BMW
D800, 24-70/2.8, ISO400, 1/25 sec at f / 2.8
Greetings, Jurgen
Thorkil
johnnygoesdigital
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These photo's are great, but perhaps it's more useful to size them as smaller JPG's, so a viewer can just click on the image for a full view. That way, when someone comments on a photograph, the whole page does replicate again... Great photo's...
Landscapelover
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Mount Evans, Idaho Springs, CO
Nikon 800E; Zeiss 18mm f/3.5; Polarizer; HiTech 7-stop ND
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