m_driscoll
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Yes i did C. Just dont tell Matt...Shhh! Thanks!
Steve/Corlan: I figured it out! They didn't have one at my LCS last Sat. Put my name on the list. Cheers, Matt.
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The New and Improved Fun with Nikon Images!
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Jorgen Udvang
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Interesting question. I have considered buying one. There is actually a guy in Bangkok shooting motorsports with a Holga and an old Spotmatic :thumbup:Jorgen: Nicely controlled blur! :thumbup: Excellent capture. Could you do it with a Holga?
m_driscoll
New member
Osman: +1, I was about to say that this one was outstanding! The road and the ruin are a very evocative combination. Cheers, Matt.Reprocessed some shots of mine two years back. It was from a tour called "Land of the Phrygians".
D300 with Sigma 12-24mm and Nikkor 24-70mm/2.8
Entrance to the amphitheater
Love this Osman! Brings you right into the "Long & Winding Road"! Excellent!
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m_driscoll
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"It's the carpenter, not the tools". I expect, your photos would be excellent. :salute:
Jorgen Udvang
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Lloyd
Active member
Osman, I have no idea how I missed these. Wonderful images, and ripe with history... the stones do know, and they speak to us, as our friend, Rayyan, has said.Reprocessed some shots of mine two years back. It was from a tour called "Land of the Phrygians".
D300 with Sigma 12-24mm and Nikkor 24-70mm/2.8
Entrance to the amphitheater
The road to the amphitheater
I hate to single any out, they are all great, but these two are special. I love the wonderful quality of the light in the first, and the second is wow, what a composition. Really nice work. :thumbup:
Jason Muelver
Member
Oh man, I can't wait to hear your thoughts on the 85 1.4G. I'm toyed with ditching the 105DC for this lens. It's going to need to be pretty exceptional for me to make that move.
Here's a quick one from a wedding I shot a couple weeks ago...
Here's a quick one from a wedding I shot a couple weeks ago...
Jason Muelver
Member
Having some fun at a bike race
Jason Muelver
Member
Good things can happen when you forget to change the WB from shooting a wedding the night before... Just added Graduated Filter in Efx and a touch of sharpening.
D700 Zeiss 21 1/160th, F16, ISO 100
D700 Zeiss 21 1/160th, F16, ISO 100
shtarka1
Active member
Thanks Matt!
shtarka1
Active member
Real Nice Jason!Having some fun at a bike race
shtarka1
Active member
Pretty Grab!Good things can happen when you forget to change the WB from shooting a wedding the night before... Just added Graduated Filter in Efx and a touch of sharpening.
D700 Zeiss 21 1/160th, F16, ISO 100
Jason Muelver
Member
OK.. more overcooked PP. This was the "Polaroid Transfer" in EFX. Still fun...
OK.. back to the serious work now... hmph.
OK.. back to the serious work now... hmph.
Jason Muelver
Member
Steve... what's the minimum focus dist on that new one? I'm looking at a macro lens this afternoon.. kill two birds w/ one hugely priced stone? :-D
Lloyd
Active member
This as the prior... :thumbs: oh yeah.OK.. more overcooked PP. This was the "Polaroid Transfer" in EFX. Still fun...
OK.. back to the serious work now... hmph.