One of my son's friends at a recent Birthday party at our house. I won't get into the generational disconnect I feel when I see a pretty and intelligent young lady with ink. She was quite proud of her Rosie the Riveter... a bit of nostalgia for me but from well before her time.
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Fun Pictures with Nikon
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Jorgen Udvang
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From the leisurely life on the canals of Thailand. D80 with 80-200 AF-S @ 155mm, f/5.0 and 1/1000s
Jorgen Udvang
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From yesterday's work. S3 with 85mm f/1.8 @ f/2.4
etrigan63
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This explains why many Thai men favor swept back hairstyles...From the leisurely life on the canals of Thailand. D80 with 80-200 AF-S @ 155mm, f/5.0 and 1/1000s
Jeff Turner
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Last weekend in Yosemite was mixed weather of snow flurries, showers and blizzard conditions in the high country....so much for fall??? Here is a 3 image stitch (31 mpx) during a moment of partial clearing, and right before another heavy snow flurry. Nikon D3, Zeiss ZF Makro-Planar 100/2.0. Stitched in CS3 with "photomerge" then B+W conversion using Gohrman-Holbert B+W action, selective area level and curve adjustments, and finally palladium toning.
I know...not that creative but the weather just didn't cooperate all weekend long. Had planned to hit the high country and south to Bishop, but the pass was closed for 2 days....so I made the best with the breaks in weather that were given to me.
I know...not that creative but the weather just didn't cooperate all weekend long. Had planned to hit the high country and south to Bishop, but the pass was closed for 2 days....so I made the best with the breaks in weather that were given to me.
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sjms56
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At the Old North Church Boston, MA
D3 24-70/2.8
D3 24-70/2.8
Jorgen Udvang
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Tourists.
Jpeg out of the camera from S5 at ISO 800 with Nikkor Reflex 500mm f/8 @ 1/160s handheld
Jpeg out of the camera from S5 at ISO 800 with Nikkor Reflex 500mm f/8 @ 1/160s handheld
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Vivek
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Fisheye on D300
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Vivek
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Also a jpg out of camera. Sigma 30/1.4, D300
Jorgen Udvang
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Lovely photo, Vivek. Actually, I tried the Nikkor 10.5 yesterday, and the Tokina Fisheye zoom as well, both on the S5. I found both of them to have a lot of CA. How is your experience with regards to that?
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Vivek
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Hi Jorgen, No CA issues whatsoever with my sample (some are reported to have this problems) of the 10.5 Nikkor (D40x, D300). I keep the front element immaculately clean all the time (a must).
It is prone to flare when pointed towards the Sun though.
It is prone to flare when pointed towards the Sun though.
etrigan63
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Here is the full length version. The video was produced in 5 minutes on a website called Animoto.
Jorgen Udvang
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Cool photos of the opera, Erik. Nice to see it in b&w for a change.
Erik Five
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Thanks. In my mind the Opera is made for B&W photography and not color...
Jorgen Udvang
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After seeing your photos, I tend to agree. I'll try to convert some of mine. Thank you for the inspirationThanks. In my mind the Opera is made for B&W photography and not color...
Stuart Richardson
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It was a good night for the aurora tonight...not even that cold!
