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Tim: Lovely capture. A fitting and minimal tribute one can offer to thoseHappy Memorial Day (and thanks to all who serve on our behalf)!
It feels a bit rude to just pop in here and post a few photos without commenting on the work that comes before me. Alas, too much to do and I'm way behind.
Here are a few from this morning's parade.
Best,
Tim
Matt: You are blessed to live in such a wonderful area. We are grateful thatAcross the street from the waterfront in my earlier post, there's a very steep bluff with houses, and apartments at the base. Some of them are pretty funky, reminiscent of when this was a "bohemian" beach area. The hill behind one has a pagoda-like gazebo, sculpture, flamingos, and a goat 9very happy looking goat)! Thanks for looking. Cheers, Matt
1. D3s; 70-300mm VR; 230mm; 1/30s @ f/5.3; ISO 320
2. D3s; 70-300mm VR; 300mm; 1/100s @ f/5.6; ISO 250
3. D3s; 70-300mm VR; 210mm; 1/160s @ f/5.3; ISO 250
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Steen: Thanks. WOW!!! I need to go back. :salute:Again so many new wonderful captures, e.g.:
Jorgens acrobatic one lens Truck Assembly series, great angles
Corlans excellent B&W landscapes, his wise and kind dog and the beautiful Mother's Day flower
Jasons excellent wedding shots and flower shots
Leifs poetic rendition of the eternal moment when E loved J ...
Steves touching melancholy Ol' Lady
Matts action-packed Lake Union Duck Dodge series, the West Seattle ferry Terminal, flamingos and all
Johns Cranes powerful Haiti images
John Lancasters nice preserved locomotives
Woodys beautiful blog post portraits
Fultons as well as Tims moving Memorial Day series
Rayyans stunning one lens series from Scandinavia; makes me want to go to Scandinavia, hey I am in Scandinavia
my sincere kudos :thumbup: to all of you and also to the rest of the 49 fantastic photographers on this amazing board ...
Two from Denmark, Scandinavia, I wish I could put the sound of the Skylark into the images
Beautiful, Steen, and very Danish :thumbs:
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Whoever said that chimping was bad?
D80 with 80-200 AF-S @ 200mm and f/2.8
As I'm sure you all know, D-Max is the maximum theoretical size of... nah, it's a truck, a pickup truck
D80 with 80-200 AF-S @ 200mm and f/4.5
Jorgen: Somewhat old I might be..Anyway 'chimping' is very well documented here.No problem being a racing driver these days. Some of the cars even have aircon
D80 with 80-200 AF-S @ 105mm and f/2.8
Thank you my friendSteen, so beautiful, so serene...
Steen: Glorious shot. Lovely feel!
Steen, excellent. You really make me miss the Danish summers. I spent almost every summer holiday of my life in Denmark, until I moved here.
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To compensate, I watch the going round and round in circles... beetles are fun.
D80 with 80-200 AF-S @ 130mm, f/13 and 1/100s
Whatever you say, Jørgen. As long as you keep posting:toocool:As I'm sure you all know, D-Max is the maximum theoretical size of... nah, it's a truck, a pickup truck
D80 with 80-200 AF-S @ 200mm and f/4.5
Wow indeed, Steen. Gorgeous images.Steen: Thanks. WOW!!! I need to go back. :salute:
Perfect! Well done.brilliant panning ! ... and thanks a lot, Jorgen
Whoever said that chimping was bad?
D80 with 80-200 AF-S @ 200mm and f/2.8
Hmmm.... with the wonderful scenery,:bugeyes::bugeyes: I think I understand why it's "The Land of Smiles". :thumbup:As I'm sure you all know, D-Max is the maximum theoretical size of... nah, it's a truck, a pickup truck
D80 with 80-200 AF-S @ 200mm and f/4.5
LOL. Love this Rayyan. Clever maneuvering. :thumbup: (Also, Miriam clearly knows how to stay in grandpa's good graces!)Grandpa, what did you do in Praha? asked Mariam.
Well, it is a beautiful place; with castles, old streets, museums, music...
Did you see all those places? says Mariam. No, your grandma did.
Are the people nice, grandpa? Of course, sweetheart..if you get close and
start talking to them. I said.
Mariam, do you think I am old? Nooooo!
Neither did some of others. get close. say ' Hi '. Jorgen, my friend...no need to chimp!!