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Fun Pictures with Nikon
- Thread starter jonoslack
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Terry
New member
I remember seeing this fabulous picture of your father. It is a pleasure to revisit it.Nothing like a good father picture!
This was take with a D1X in the front window of the Turks Head in St Agnes (Isles of Scilly). 1/15th f4.8 - 26th May 2003. He was 84, and I guess it was the last family holiday. He died last summer after a long, splendid and happy life (the last 4 years weren't so great).
So, Jorgen - thank you for posting your picture of your father, as it reminded me of this one of mine, for me, it's the best picture I have of him in his old age, strong, thoughtful, intelligent and absolutely honest (he was also a fine photographer).
Jorgen Udvang
Subscriber Member
A portrait from Hanoi, D80 and 85/1.8 again:
Jorgen Udvang
Subscriber Member
Too lazy to make dinner, so here's another one. I only seem to have one camera and one lens so, D80 and 85mm f/1.8 @ f/2.2.
so, D80 and 85mm f/1.8 @ f/2.2.
Jorgen Udvang
Subscriber Member
Some may be of the opinion that 500mm is a bit long for portraits, and that I should use faster shutter times when hand-holding that lens, but at least, I don't have to add grain
D80 with Reflex Nikkor 500mm f/8, ISO 1250 and 1/400s
D80 with Reflex Nikkor 500mm f/8, ISO 1250 and 1/400s
Jorgen Udvang
Subscriber Member
Thanks, both of you.
Jono,
They must have improved a lot on the look of the sky in Britain lately. I can't seem to remember that it was that beautiful when I used to visit
Jono,
They must have improved a lot on the look of the sky in Britain lately. I can't seem to remember that it was that beautiful when I used to visit
Cindy Flood
Super Moderator
Eden, Wisconsin farm- D3 and 70-300 VR
Jorgen Udvang
Subscriber Member
I was sitting in a restaurant, waiting for the food, and to make the time pass, I took photos of people passing outside. This is one. D80 and 85mm f/1.8
Jorgen Udvang
Subscriber Member
Wow... very nice bike. Unfortunately, I only ride my 150cc pocket rocket, and even that one is grounded after my last crash
Still waiting for my dinner. These guys don't have choppers either, but one of them have started preparations
Still waiting for my dinner. These guys don't have choppers either, but one of them have started preparations
jonoslack
Active member
Jorgen . . . what CAN I sayWow... very nice bike. Unfortunately, I only ride my 150cc pocket rocket, and even that one is grounded after my last crash
Still waiting for my dinner. These guys don't have choppers either, but one of them have started preparations
that picture is just fabulous - soooo funny.
Why IS that guy wearing a helmet on his head, and why is the other guy wearing one on his tummy?
Life is full of mystery and wonder.
At least, it is in your photos . . . .
jonoslack
Active member
Hi Rob
I do agree, but . . . if you can take pictures like that, then who gives a toss about the lens / quality (well, I don't anyway!).
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sebasco
Guest
I've been loving looking at the photos forum members have submitted since the beginning of this thread.
Here's a couple of pics I took at Rochester's High Falls during a lunch walk today where it was sunny, then rainy, then sunny again, all within 35 minutes or so. That's the Northeast for you.
Ed
Here's a couple of pics I took at Rochester's High Falls during a lunch walk today where it was sunny, then rainy, then sunny again, all within 35 minutes or so. That's the Northeast for you.
Ed
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sebasco
Guest
Thanks for the kind words Carlos but I am afraid the color on the 2 photos I sent were a tad off compared to the originals. I am resending them hoping the color is not off this time.
Ed
Ed