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I'm not sure about the rest of the world but there are places here in the US where that crap is the best that you can have; at least you know what you're going to get!
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Fun Pictures with Nikon
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Jorgen Udvang
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TRSmith
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Jorgen: I like the "dressed to shop photo." Great color.
I'm afraid I've been too busy to shoot much lately, but did manage this rather quiet shot at my friend Cookie's place. It's nothing special, just his garden shed on a very nice early summer day in Maine. 17-55 at approx. 17.
Tim
I'm afraid I've been too busy to shoot much lately, but did manage this rather quiet shot at my friend Cookie's place. It's nothing special, just his garden shed on a very nice early summer day in Maine. 17-55 at approx. 17.
Tim
Jorgen Udvang
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Lloyd
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Nice. Love that reflection. You do get around, don't you!:thumbup:Fun Pictures with Nikon. Shanghai Night. Thanks for looking. Leica 77
Jorgen Udvang
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Very colourful, very nice :thumbup:Fun Pictures with Nikon. Shanghai Night. Thanks for looking. Leica 77
I have to go there...
Hello Lloyd,
Many thanks for your thoughtful feedback. I was in a restaurant at one of the skyscrapers in the Pudon District of Shanghai, and when I looked at the window, there was a mix of reflections on the glass window and the actual view of the Shanghai Tower outside. I quickly pulled my Nikon D2H out of the bag and clicked the shutter. It was one of these serendipitous moments. Kind regards, Leica 77
Many thanks for your thoughtful feedback. I was in a restaurant at one of the skyscrapers in the Pudon District of Shanghai, and when I looked at the window, there was a mix of reflections on the glass window and the actual view of the Shanghai Tower outside. I quickly pulled my Nikon D2H out of the bag and clicked the shutter. It was one of these serendipitous moments. Kind regards, Leica 77
Hello Jorgen,
As I mentioned in my resonse to Lloyd's kind feedback, it was one of these serendipitous moments when I clicked the shutter of my camera. Again, many thanks for your kind comments. Leica 77
Jorgen Udvang
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Here's another colonial masterpiece by the French; the Saigon Central Post Office.
S5 with Tamron 17-50mm @ 17mm and f/2.8
S5 with Tamron 17-50mm @ 17mm and f/2.8
Jorgen Udvang
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S5 with Tamron 17-50mm @ 46mm and f/2.8
viablex1
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Here's another colonial masterpiece by the French; the Saigon Central Post Office.
S5 with Tamron 17-50mm @ 17mm and f/2.8
wow those skin tones are perfect!!
Jorgen Udvang
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... and that is how they come out of the camera, auto WB and all. Even the shot of the Opera is auto WB, no WB adjustments necessary :thumbup:
Unfortunately most of them are on my backup disk in San Francisco - and I am in Bangkok. I have one or two small jpegs here, see attached. North Sea, Netherlands coast. D2X. No other details.
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Jorgen Udvang
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John, those are cool. Such drama, particularly the first one.
Jorgen Udvang
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Very nice, Carlos. Perfect exposure :thumbup: