DMR Image Thread

[jaapv]

Love that one, Doug :thumbs:

My own modest contribution today:

 

[otumay]

Beautiful! What is tied to the leaf on the right?
Osman

 

[jaapv]

Holding fat and seeds that attracted the Robin

 

[otumay]

Bait, eh? What a good idea!
Thanks,
Osman

 

[doug]

Yesterday AM:

R8/DMR, 560mm f/6.8, shoulder stock & monopod

 

[jaapv]

Bait, eh? What a good idea!
Thanks,
Osman

No, not bait really, in winter we feed the birds in our garden in general.

 

[otumay]

I'm sorry, I thought it was to induce the bird to pose for a photo.

 

[jaapv]

Well, these little things don't pose they jump around all the time. You opened a can of worms there - baiting for an image is considered unethical in wildlife photography circles, as is any form of postprocessing beyond the basics.

 

[KurtKamka]

Well, these little things don't pose they jump around all the time. You opened a can of worms there - baiting for an image is considered unethical in wildlife photography circles, as is any form of postprocessing beyond the basics.

That leads to the obvious question, Jaap, what did you use to bait the lions ... some unsuspecting Canon or Nikon shooter standing next to you?

Kurt

 

[otumay]

That leads to the obvious question, Jaap, what did you use to bait the lions ... some unsuspecting Canon or Nikon shooter standing next to you?

Kurt

That would be a high-risk solution, Kurt.
A safer way maybe is to employ a preoccupied Sigma DP1 shooter (like me) waiting for his or her camera to save the previous image to the memory card, STANDING AT LEAST 200 M AWAY!

Osman

 

[jaapv]

That leads to the obvious question, Jaap, what did you use to bait the lions ... some unsuspecting Canon or Nikon shooter standing next to you?

Kurt

Safari companies always provide a tasty guide All Canons seem to have disappeared from the tourist safari circuit btw - only Nikons.

 

[cmb_]

R9/DMR + 180mm/2.8

 

[woodyspedden]

Time to get a few recent ones in All taken with the VE 105-280, the Eagle with the Apo-extender 1.4x.

I must tell you that this image brings a whole new meaning to the term "knarly sex" The image is haunting all on its own but the expressions on both aniamals faces are beyond compare.

Congratulations to you Jaap. You have a way with this camera

Sincerely

Woody Spedden

 

[robsteve]

Shot a bit of hockey in the back yard today. We live on a lake and I and a few neighbors try to keep a large sheet of ice clear for the kids and not so young kids to play on.

 

[Nitnaros]

Two images from our town in Morris County/NJ, 40km west from Manhatten.

Beautiful lakes, frozen landscape.

R9/DMR, 15mm/f2.8; the camera rocks under these conditions and with C1 in post...

Best - Peter

 

[bensonga]

Seeing all these great images......I just can't understand what Leica was thinking when they dropped the R-series.

Gary

 

[jamesto]

Re: My Photo for the Day

Dear Fellow DMR Users,

I was strolling around Taichung, Taiwan just before lunchtime and felt an impulsive need to use my DMR!

Taken with a Summilux 80mm at f1.4...

Thanks and best regards
JAMES

 

[doug]

A female Wood Duck

 

[Brian Mosley]

Wow, just wow... when are Kodak coming back to m4/3rds?

Cheers

Brian

 

[doug]

Last weekend, a Burrowing Owl just as the sun was dipping below the horizon:

R8/DMR, 180 f/2.8 APO, 1.4x