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Jorgen: A happy happy capture. Would bring a smile to anyone's face.The rain is pouring down, day after day, I have a cold, clients don't pay, suppliers don't deliver... time for a smile I suppose
D300 with Tamron 17-50 @ 50mm and f/4
Matt: I am ready for towing. Wonder where the parking zone might be!From today at lunch. Thanks for looking. Cheers, Matt
3. D3s; 24-120mm F/4; 120mm; 1/500s @ f/4; ISO 1000
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Matt, really like #2 and #3 here. Maybe i'd try a sightly different crop on the pipe (just pulling your leg
). The night shot is super nice and makes Spokane looks much better tahn in my memories. :thumbs: Only 1/80s here? Looks like you got the exact right time for the shot, too. Love this! Colors, vertical and depth layers... :clap:
Definitely with an Alsacian flair, Rayyan. Got the spirit, the essence, and ste stones altogether. :thumbup:
Leaves still look good Tim :thumbup: The view from the porch is awesome, so evocative of a warm, quiet indian summer day. I remember we almost had a "best views from the porch" contest some time ago, and Lloyd killed the competition with his dramatic mountains... but from this photo you sure could play in this enviable category :toocool:
Toooooooo cute. No in fact, way over cuteness.The rain is pouring down, day after day, I have a cold, clients don't pay, suppliers don't deliver... time for a smile I suppose
D300 with Tamron 17-50 @ 50mm and f/4
Another great lunch series, Matt!
Adorable!!!The rain is pouring down, day after day, I have a cold, clients don't pay, suppliers don't deliver... time for a smile I suppose
D300 with Tamron 17-50 @ 50mm and f/4
Excellent!From today at lunch. Thanks for looking. Cheers, Matt
1. D3s; 24-120mm F/4; 120mm; 1/6400s @ f/4; ISO 1000
3. D3s; 24-120mm F/4; 120mm; 1/500s @ f/4; ISO 1000
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Rayyan: Thank you, sir. (insert smile here) I'm not sure what that "tongue" expression's about?
Jorgen: Nicely captured. (insert thumbsup here) Seemed odd to me, so, I googled. Evidently, crop rotation between rice and sugar cane can increase the yields. That's my factoid learned for the for the day. Now it's free time for me!Here's what people do for a living upcountry: Rice and sugarcane.
D300 with Tamron 17-50 @ 42mm and f/8
Corlan: Thanks. (insert grin here) I think it was exactly the right time for the night shot through the window. It was too dark later on to get a decent shot when the train rolled by.Matt, really like #2 and #3 here. Maybe i'd try a sightly different crop on the pipe (just pulling your leg
Corlan: Thank you! :thumbup: I should have sauntered up and figured out what that group was, although, you're probably right. and, I can't be responsible for the cameras the tourists are using!..Another great lunch series, Matt! My fav are the last two (the second one to be added to your collection of "interactng people"), the last one (art or architecture students of some kind?) is just a killer shot. :thumbs:
(though you did not post in the right forum: here, it's "Nikon" :lecture
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Steve: Thanks. :grin: I went with all B&W here in deference to your sensibilities. The first may have been a little too dark.Excellent!
I see you're trying it out wide open. Any good? The images seem fine at this size. How about edge to edge? Do you reckon it's a decent street lens to carry around?
Jorgen, nicely captured. I too have learnt from Matt's factoid about sugar cane and rice.Here's what people do for a living upcountry: Rice and sugarcane.
D300 with Tamron 17-50 @ 42mm and f/8
Corlan, thanks. Yes hot and beautiful! The Alsace region that is.
Just as they've said. And let me add Priceless to the mix. I really like the b/w "upcountry" shot as well. And I'm with Matt... I didn't realize that sort of rotation took place.
The cloud,contrast,setting...Wow! Sweet Shot Rayyan!
Buda from the Pest side. Definitely a World heritage City.
Nice shot. I particularly like how the background and foreground complement each other.
Truth is, as great as Steen's shot is, I think I prefer your subject matter. Well, just this once, anyway.
