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The New and Improved Fun with Nikon Images!

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Y Sol

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Some shots from a small loudspeaker manufacturer in my town.
all done with the D3 and the old 55mm micro Ais.

Ydo
 
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shtarka1

shtarka1

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Lloyd said:
I agree with Jorgen. And, I'm impressed with the performance of the new lenses. However, I'm convinced that if you used the bottom of a Coke bottle for a lens, you'd get amazing results with that as well.
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Thank You Kindly Lloyd!
 
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m_driscoll

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shtarka1 said:
Osman, These 2 Outstanding!!!
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Jorgen Udvang said:
Great photos again, Steve, and your b&w conversions are second to none.
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shtarka1 said:
FP....Unreal Grab!!!
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Lloyd said:
Yes, they are. Love the PP here... very dreamlike.
I agree with Jorgen. And, I'm impressed with the performance of the new lenses. However, I'm convinced that if you used the bottom of a Coke bottle for a lens, you'd get amazing results with that as well.
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Lloyd said:
Great catch Bob.
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Lloyd said:
Really nice shots! And your b/w is superb. :thumbup:
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Osman/Steve/Bob/Ydo: +1. +1, +1,. Nicely done!
Cheers, Matt

http://mdriscoll.zenfolio.com
 
Corlan F.

Corlan F.

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otumay said:
My eyes caught this old guy passing by the Zeus Temple in Aizanoi, heading towards his village.
Two different centuries, two different worlds...
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Love these two shots, Osman.
The second one in color brings memories from 25 years ago when i visited a few times. Things do not seem to have changed that much since then... at least right there.



shtarka1 said:
Gone But Not Forgotten..


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Terrific set, Steve :thumbs:
Great choices in composition, respective focal point, and processing (as always).

And the one quoted above is simply :bugeyes:



Y Sol said:
Some shots from a small loudspeaker manufacturer in my town.
all done with the D3 and the old 55mm micro Ais.

Ydo
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Good to see some real crafmanship in this world of never ending mechanization. Your great shots and tones gives it full credit. The internal wiring images are particularly spot on -so is the minuitae of working with semi isolated monofilament :)



m_driscoll said:
Time for an OCP! Our Abyssinian. Cheers, Matt

D700; 24-70mm f/2.8; 36mm; 1/40s @ f/2.8; ISO 800

http://mdriscoll.zenfolio.com
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Nice grab of goddess Bastet. At least with such a companion you've got nothing to fear from snakes. ;)

Had a look at the analog section -wonderful produce and flower shots, with superb vivid colors. :thumbup:

(nice use of glow, too)
 
shtarka1

shtarka1

Active member
This is Betty & she lives in an assisted living home for the elderly. She's worked hard her whole life. She helps a lot of her neighbors in everyday chores when they need it & is just a good soul. She allowed me to take 2 photos...




D700, 85G 1.4:)
 
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