Fun with Nikon Images

[Lloyd]

Time to start a new Nikon images thread. So here goes, I'll start it off with this image.

Taken from my front steps this afternoon. Not a cloud in the sky... what you see is snow blowing off the peak in the howling winds. The summit is more than a vertical mile above where I was standing.

D3, 200-400 VRI, f10.0, ISO 200:

 

[Jorgen Udvang]

Beautiful photo, Lloyd.

Cool framing too btw.

 

[BenH]

Lloyd, Beautiful view!

My first post here. D700 and newly arrived (yesterday) Zeiss 35mm f/2 ZF.2. I think I am going to like this lens.

Ben

 

[otumay]

Thank you Steve, workload and unexpected events have overcome my routines lately, not all of them unfavorable
Best,
Osman

 

[otumay]

Beautiful way to start a thread, Lloyd!

 

[Steen]

The All New Fun with Nikon Images


Stunning capture of your front yard, Lloyd :thumbup:

I would have labelled the thread: 49 Fantastic Photographers and Me

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Welcome aboard, Ben, I like the ZF 35mm rendering. And your tripod looks trustworthy

 

[Steen]

49 Fantastic Photographers and Me


Now February.
Still the dark time here.
One more month and the light will have gained strength.
Can't wait.

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Nikon D300 • Nikkor AF-S 1.4/85mm G • 1/3 sec. at f/8 ISO 200 • Capture NX​

 

[shtarka1]

Lloyd...Killer Shot!!!
Ben welcome aboard & congrats on an incredible lens!
Steen, beautiful symmetry,color & composition!

 

[viablex1]

Time to start a new Nikon images thread. So here goes, I'll start it off with this image.

Taken from my front steps this afternoon. Not a cloud in the sky... what you see is snow blowing off the peak in the howling winds. The summit is more than a vertical mile above where I was standing.

D3, 200-400 VRI, f10.0, ISO 200:

nice shot :thumbup:

 

[viablex1]

Lloyd, Beautiful view!

My first post here. D700 and newly arrived (yesterday) Zeiss 35mm f/2 ZF.2. I think I am going to like this lens.

Ben

yes indeed and with that tripod you can mount the space shuttle on it...that thing is a whopper

 

[darr]

Dyrhólaey Lighthouse, Iceland

Dyrhólaey Lighthouse, Iceland | Nikon D700, 20mm

 

[viablex1]

^^ BEAUTIFUL SKY ON THIS ONE!!!

 

[darr]

^^ BEAUTIFUL SKY ON THIS ONE!!!

Thanks!!

 

[Lloyd]

Beautiful photo, Lloyd.

Cool framing too btw.

Lloyd, Beautiful view!

Beautiful way to start a thread, Lloyd!

Stunning capture of your front yard, Lloyd :thumbup:

I would have labelled the thread: 49 Fantastic Photographers and Me

Thank you everyone. Much appreciated.

 

[Lloyd]

My first post here. D700 and newly arrived (yesterday) Zeiss 35mm f/2 ZF.2. I think I am going to like this lens.

Ben

Great first post, Ben. Looking forward to many more. BTW, that's a hell of a tripod!!

 

[Lloyd]

Re: 49 Fantastic Photographers and Me

Now February.
Still the dark time here.
One more month and the light will have gained strength.
Can't wait.

Beautiful image Steen. I don't envy you your short days, ours here are bad enough.

 

[Lloyd]

Re: Dyrhólaey Lighthouse, Iceland

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Dyrhólaey Lighthouse, Iceland | Nikon D700, 20mm

Gorgeous image, Darr. I hope you'll share many more with us!! :thumbup:

 

[contrelamontre]

Re: Dyrhólaey Lighthouse, Iceland

Time to start a new Nikon images thread. So here goes, I'll start it off with this image.

Taken from my front steps this afternoon. Not a cloud in the sky... what you see is snow blowing off the peak in the howling winds. The summit is more than a vertical mile above where I was standing.

Lloyd: A very nice view from your front steps (as usual) and a great start for a new image thread (in particular). Thank you so much for both and your commitment!:thumbs::thumbs:

Dyrhólaey Lighthouse, Iceland | Nikon D700, 20mm

darr: Great toning and mood, love it very much!

 

[contrelamontre]

In order to add some touches of color to the winterly pictures:


"Street Vendors, Segovia, Castillia y Leon, España"


D 700, 14-24 mm/2.8G @ 18 mm & f/6.3

Hope you like it and thank you for your interest.

 

[BenH]

Thank you all for the warm welcome.

The Ries tripod is a stable support for my field cameras, but I will stick to the lighter Gitzo for the D700.

Wonderful images here and on the other "Fun With..." threads.

Ben