Jorgen Udvang
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Welcome, Jason. Cool photo. Looks fun too 
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Even More Fun Pictures with Nikon
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Lloyd
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Great stuff. And a great first post. Welcome!
Lloyd
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Gorgeous sunset, Jorgen. :thumbup:Absolutely love that first one, Steve
My brother and his family came down from Denmark yesterday. I visited them at their hotel room, which was on the 15th floor with river view. I hadn't seen them in 18 months or so, but the view was nice too. Priorities, priorities... we had a great dinner after sunset though
Lloyd
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Beautiful portraits. Very much at home in the studio, for sure.
Lloyd
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Great shots, Steve... as usual. No idea on that last one, however, but the color is nice.
m_driscoll
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Osman: Thanks for posting these. I'll have to look closer at some of my shots with this lens. I usually use it for closer shots (w/o sky); so, I'm probably not noticing it. Cheers.
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m_driscoll
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Beautiful sunset and composition. Always fun to see your photos. Cheers.Absolutely love that first one, Steve
My brother and his family came down from Denmark yesterday. I visited them at their hotel room, which was on the 15th floor with river view. I hadn't seen them in 18 months or so, but the view was nice too. Priorities, priorities... we had a great dinner after sunset though
D80 with 70-300 ED @ 70mm and f/5.6
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Jorgen Udvang
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Here's a little something for cat and kite lovers
D80 with 80-200 AF-S @ 92mm and f/5.6
D80 with 80-200 AF-S @ 92mm and f/5.6
Jorgen, the cat is very coolHere's a little something for cat and kite lovers
D80 with 80-200 AF-S @ 92mm and f/5.6
I told you already about you and compositionAbsolutely love that first one, Steve
My brother and his family came down from Denmark yesterday. I visited them at their hotel room, which was on the 15th floor with river view. I hadn't seen them in 18 months or so, but the view was nice too. Priorities, priorities... we had a great dinner after sunset though
D80 with 70-300 ED @ 70mm and f/5.6
The composition here is very strong... and unusual... to me, at least.
Jorgen Udvang
Subscriber Member
Thanks Alex and others. Getting all those boats lined up was hard workI told you already about you and composition
Luckily for me, my kind brother supplied me with beer while we waited Just to give you an idea of the size of that cat, here's one with the owner as well, after a long struggle getting the animal airborne.
D80 with 80-200 AF-S @ 112mm and f/3.2
Lloyd
Active member
Very kewl... a kittykite.Here's a little something for cat and kite lovers
Jason Muelver
Member
Thanks everyone!
What happened next was the fellow who was about to go down saved it!
Believe it or not, this was with my back up, a D200 with a 28-70, shutter priority at 1250, I think. I may have had to back it off to 1000 by that point in the day.
Great forum with amazing talent here. Hoping to learn a lot and share a lot!
What happened next was the fellow who was about to go down saved it!
Believe it or not, this was with my back up, a D200 with a 28-70, shutter priority at 1250, I think. I may have had to back it off to 1000 by that point in the day.
Great forum with amazing talent here. Hoping to learn a lot and share a lot!
Corlan F.
Subscriber Member
That's a big one.Here's a little something for cat and kite lovers
So you had to apply your portraiture rules by shooting it "from under" out of respect.
Kidding aside, this kites thing sounds like fun.The sunset is gorgeous!
Welcome aboard, Jason !
Corlan F.
Subscriber Member
Winter's here now but working on last month files it's obvious that November's weather has been spectacular to say the least.
Reading the -enlightening- discussion this week between Jorgen and Lloyd on portrait angles made me look into photos from the "down the canal" series. Here's a couple to post here, it's been quite some time that i did not shoot candids, so feel free to comment, including PP -skin's thick, don't hesitate to shoot
Among this small group of fishermen, the man in focus here was the man of the hour, catching more fish than everyone else, and always helpful...
"Focused":
D700 - CZ 50/2 - Autumn Sun...
Reading the -enlightening- discussion this week between Jorgen and Lloyd on portrait angles made me look into photos from the "down the canal" series. Here's a couple to post here, it's been quite some time that i did not shoot candids, so feel free to comment, including PP -skin's thick, don't hesitate to shoot
Among this small group of fishermen, the man in focus here was the man of the hour, catching more fish than everyone else, and always helpful...
"Focused":
D700 - CZ 50/2 - Autumn Sun...
