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The New and Improved Fun with Nikon Images!
- Thread starter Lloyd
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Lloyd
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Indeed. You nailed it, and Steve nailed the description!:thumbup:
Lloyd
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Lloyd
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Thanks Tim. He's a star in a bird show at a local zoo. Reminded me of Patton as well.
shtarka1
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Very nice Tim! Happy 4th!Happy Fourth of July weekend to all who celebrate it here in the states. To everyone else, happy weekend!
Crazy Fantastic Shot Bro!Very nice Tim... I'll second that notion... both of them.
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tetsrfun
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This AM, A "firecracker" 5k....Greatness, undiminished by age..."Joanie"
(70-200 VRII)
And the winner...
Steve
(70-200 VRII)
And the winner...
Steve
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shtarka1
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Thank You Rayyan! Have & Wonderful Time With Hamza & Your Guests!
Lloyd
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Great old church, and a terrific shot, Corlan... especially if that's before final processing!
Lloyd
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Thank you, my friend. And I join Steve in wishing you a great visit with Hamza and the rest of your guests!
Lloyd
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Great shots Steve. :thumbup:
(BTW, it was fun to show these to my wife. She was analyzing Joanie's stride, and being yet again amazed by what great shape she's in... still.)
Corlan F.
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Thanks Lloyd. Well you know, the usual: a bit of perspective work**, couple of darn birds, the garbage can.. a bit of curves, pop and sharpening for print.
** despite the quite goob job of the ol' AIS PC, an excellent lens with an awesome :shocked: build quality.
(when using that type of lens, can't help thinking that's too bad we're well in the plastic age).
Lloyd
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Thanks Steve. Happy 4th.
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tetsrfun
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Inside "baseball" shots, of no merit other than perhaps to show the 70-200 VRII for "action".
The GF is the runner but she and others commented that Joanie has a rather odd stride....I will have to re-look at her Olympic run but I think that is the way she ran when she was young. (For the "wife" Joanie's 5k time 17:45:20, win time 13:48:43 and win female 16:14:62...FWIW)
Steve
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tetsrfun
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"She was analyzing Joanie's stride, and being yet again amazed by what great shape she's in... still."
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Well since it's a slow day, I will try and help your wife's stride analysis....Perhaps I can justify the post, not as photo art but as an homage to Muybridge.
Steve
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Well since it's a slow day, I will try and help your wife's stride analysis....Perhaps I can justify the post, not as photo art but as an homage to Muybridge.
Steve
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Lloyd
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Great series Steve. Joanie always was known from her rather odd technique. But who can complain about the results?!? Sort of like people criticizing Michael Johnson's technique. I remember him suggesting that since he held the world record, perhaps it was everyone else that might want to consider running like him!
Great time for Joanie. My wife's best 5K time last year was 18:10 (Actually, it was her only stand-alone 5K last year, the others were in triathlons), and she's "about" Joanie's age (I'm sworn to secrecy on the exact number.
). I only wish I could run that fast at my age!