routlaw
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Jorgen thats really a cool perspective. No doubt people below must have been looking up, and saying "leaps buildings with a single bound..."Here's from the alternative winter.
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Jorgen thats really a cool perspective. No doubt people below must have been looking up, and saying "leaps buildings with a single bound..."Here's from the alternative winter.
Priceless. Love the processing.D3, 70-200/2.8
iso 12,800, b/w processing done with custom split tone in Nik silver efex
Harry! "Take me out to the ball game..." Nice. :thumbup:Thanks so much for the kind words.
One last quick one from today.
... and a ONE, and a TWO, and a THREE...
shartka1: Beautiful snow images. You've got the exposure and WB nailed. Thanks for posting. Cheers.Winter Continued...
D3,24-70 & D300,14-24
Beautiful photograph :thumbup:D3, 70-200/2.8
iso 12,800, b/w processing done with custom split tone in Nik silver efex
Jason: Nice photos. I really like the composition and coloring of the second shot. Cheers.Wow... I'm almost embarrassed just to post with all the talent here!
Regardless... some from the snow today!
Mr. Cub might not like the snow, but he's still smiling!
D700 105 DC f2 1/400 ISO 250
And who says a D700 can't be used for street photography? ;-)
D700 105 DC f2.2 1/320 ISO 250
Jorgen: Great shot and narrative. This is a subtle photo (at least in laptop size). I had to look twice to see that it wasn't a colorful collage on a wall! Well seen. Cheers.The little girl on the sled is just superb.
Here's from the alternative winter.
D80 with Tamron 17-50 @ 42mm and f/4.8
That's a vey strong photography, Jim.D3, 70-200/2.8
iso 12,800, b/w processing done with custom split tone in Nik silver efex
thanks!That's a vey strong photography, Jim.
Is that high-ISO Nikon machine a recent purchase ?
Interesting challenge, and a beautiful result.I was doing some product shots for a friend last week. Three days with furniture. Towards the end of the last day, Saturday no less, the client, a proud father of three, asked me if I could fit in some family portraits in between the sofas and the recliners. Since there wasn't time to change the lighting setup (7 strobes arranged so that I could shoot sofas from four different angles without moving the camera and hardly adjusting the lighting, at the same time avoiding unwanted shadows), I had no other choice than pretend they were furniture isolated on white. This little bugger kept racing around at an incredible speed, with me chasing her, crawling around on the floor, pulling the trigger whenever she was in the center of all the light. Interesting challenge
He's got a long night ahead, I can see why he'd want to gear up. Nicely seen and captured.Santa's apparently gearing up with a pint of Guinness. Cheers.
Stunning b/w images, Steve. Love your conversions.Great stuff guy's! Keep it Swinging...
d300, sigma 50 1.4