shtarka1
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Mixing it up a bit. Thanks Lloyd!
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The New and Improved Fun with Nikon Images!
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rayyan
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"Come Fly With Me"
D3,300VR 2.8
Steve..Yes indeed WOW!:thumbs: But what do we call you now ? The birdman of ..
( fill in the blank )...Excellent. Oh, the flight is awesome.:salute:
So is the lens!
Regards.
contrelamontre
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Rayyan: +1 on both!:thumbs::salute:
contrelamontre
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Steen: Don't worry! To make a compromise: both are really beautiful, particularly you just catched the best moment with great light!:thumbs:
Thanks a lot, Jorgen.
Don’t quite know about 'best one'.
I do see what you mean about content and story.
However, I still think I prefer the above backlit shot that Leif just re-posted, because of its classic, graphic qualities that somewhat reminds me of my long gone Tri-X / Rodinal / D76 etc. youth (despite being a colour photo).
Probably just getting sentimental here
shtarka1
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At my weight i'll never be described as a "Birdman" of anything Rayyan! Maybe the "Dumpling" of DPI!
Thanks Very Much!contrelamontre
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Steve: One more WOW and WOW again! Particularly #3 for my taste, makes me wanna fly that way as well"Come Fly With Me"
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A 5-frame panorama pre-sunrise this morning.
Como - Georges River Panorama by peterb666, on Flickr
Taken with my Nikon D90 and Nikon 10-24mm lens - 5 shots at 10mm and stiched together to make a arc of over 270 degrees. The raling you can see on either end is from the same jetty. Click on the image or the link to go through to flickr if you want to see it in a larger size (up to 2400 wide).
Cheers
PeterB666
Como - Georges River Panorama by peterb666, on Flickr
Taken with my Nikon D90 and Nikon 10-24mm lens - 5 shots at 10mm and stiched together to make a arc of over 270 degrees. The raling you can see on either end is from the same jetty. Click on the image or the link to go through to flickr if you want to see it in a larger size (up to 2400 wide).
Cheers
PeterB666
rayyan
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Steve, in the past few months I have put on 5 kilos!!At my weight i'll never be described as a "Birdman" of anything Rayyan! Maybe the "Dumpling" of DPI!
So ' dumpling ' would be compliment for me.!! I refuse to do any more exercises.
shtarka1
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Thank You Hermann!Steve: One more WOW and WOW again! Particularly #3 for my taste, makes me wanna fly that way as well
shtarka1
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Steve, in the past few months I have put on 5 kilos!!
Magnanimous Smile! Excellent!
Lloyd
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Clearly, this woman has skills! (as does her photographic captor!)North East Bagel Tossing Champ...
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shtarka1
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Francesco-ita
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rayyan
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Thank you kindly sir.
Magnanimous Smile! Excellent!
Steve, while the young lady seems to have an excellent throwing arm, youNorth East Bagel Tossing Champ...
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sir are no less adept at swinging your camera and lens.
An excellent moment, presented beautifully.:thumbs:
Regards.
rayyan
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Hermann, thank you very much.
shtarka1
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Francesco-ita
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Hi I took this picture this evening at sunset. I tried to take picture in a different way from the classic picture of the sunset. This is the result: a river of colors in the sky.
Francesco
Francesco
Lloyd
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Gorgeous!! :thumbup: