Fun with Nikon Images

[rayyan]

Did I mention that I love SE Asia? There are many reasons. Foremost amongst them..the people.

D700.

 

[viablex1]

I kind of like an 11mm

_DSC0047 by gungyduo, on Flickr

 

[rayyan]

Thanks a lot friends..:salute:

I read recently somewhere that people pay others to take their photographs. Strange and an alien thought to me.
To my way of thinking, I am doing a service, I am the one who should be paid!

I never pay women or anyone else to have their photographs taken by me. I do a service to them, and they can repay me paying in kind. Service.
Like the following example posted before. I took a bunch load of images for her portfolio. I sent it to her. wow!!

But then again, like I said..I make friends easily.. Anywhere. Some people sure seem to be lonely!

 

[rayyan]

No I lied, a little in the thread above.

I have and continue to pay, through my teeth, for one woman to ' model ' for me.

And all I get for my service, is a ' piss off '.

But life goes on.

 

[stngoldberg]

Overcast here today; haven't seen the sun for quite a long time.
But liked the available light for this image!

Stanley

 

[Paul2660]

[/url]Early morning view of Pinnacle mountain and valley by paul caldwell, on Flickr[/IMG]

Multishot horizontal pano, Nikon D810. Stitched in LR. Early morning shot overlooking Pinnacle Mountain and Maumelle Pinnacles

Paul Caldwell

 

[Mark K]

Me at the Tasman Valley
D810 24-120 tripod

 

[Photon42]

Arles, Provence (France)

 

[stngoldberg]

Frightened by the sound of my shutter, this bird is leaving the scene
Stanley

 

[rayyan]

With thanks to my friends from the Arctic North and surrounds

 

[Paul2660]

[/url]Sunset over Cameron Bluff on Mt Magazine, Arkansas by paul caldwell, on Flickr[/IMG]

Older shot from 2012, but still like the clouds. Taken with a Nikon D800 and 14-24 lens. Summit of Mt. Magazine, Arkansas USA after an ice storm. Caught the sun just as it broke out of the clouds. It was this shot, and few others from this trip where I realized just how much DR range the D800 had, as this is a single exposure. Wind was blowing 20 to 25mph and about 20 degrees F. Only was able to stand there and take a few shots.

Paul Caldwell

 

[rayyan]

Thanks guys...:salute:

From the cold Arctic waters to the hot sand of my country...

 

[rayyan]

Thanks Steen :thumbs:

The thing I miss the most when I travel is my breakfast...

In foreign lands, I make do with cornflakes, some cheese, bread, and fruit. I do not eat vegetables or meat when abroad, nor ice drinks. Fresh fish, grilled in front of me, with a bit of salt, pepper and lemon.
I carry my own tea

 

[stngoldberg]

Ida Lewis Yacht Club pier in fog
Stanley

 

[Jorgen Udvang]

Thanks Steen :thumbs:

The thing I miss the most when I travel is my breakfast...

In foreign lands, I make do with cornflakes, some cheese, bread, and fruit. I do not eat vegetables or meat when abroad, nor ice drinks. Fresh fish, grilled in front of me, with a bit of salt, pepper and lemon.
I carry my own tea

I keep looking for excuses to go to the Middle East to enjoy your excellent food, Rayyan, particularly the breakfasts. Unfortunately, the good excuses don't appear often enough.

 

[rayyan]

You are most welcome Jorgen.
Make a visit to the GCC and we can have some wonderful food. My treat.

Best.

I keep looking for excuses to go to the Middle East to enjoy your excellent food, Rayyan, particularly the breakfasts. Unfortunately, the good excuses don't appear often enough.

 

[Jorgen Udvang]

You are most welcome Jorgen.
Make a visit to the GCC and we can have some wonderful food. My treat.

Best.

Thank you, Rayyan. I'll keep you posted. Oman would be the most likely place, but if it will be this or another year is in the blue. It depends on the fishing industry, since that is where my day job is.

 

[JohnBrew]

Thanks Steen :thumbs:

The thing I miss the most when I travel is my breakfast...

In foreign lands, I make do with cornflakes, some cheese, bread, and fruit. I do not eat vegetables or meat when abroad, nor ice drinks. Fresh fish, grilled in front of me, with a bit of salt, pepper and lemon.
I carry my own tea

Hi Rayyan, I'm in Portugal at the moment and feel that even though I consider breakfast the most important meal, what the Portuguese consider a normal breakfast will not even sustain me for two hours! I will accept your breakfast anytime, however. Thanks.

 

[rayyan]

Hi John.

Hope you have a lovely holiday with a safe stay and return.

Anytime you are in my region, it shall be our pleasure to invite you not only for breakfast; but to all meals. Give you a taste of Middle Eastern foods.

This sir, is an open invitation.

Take care.

Folks, any of you passing by are more than welcome into my humble abode.
And thanks for the ‘ likes ‘.

Hi Rayyan, I'm in Portugal at the moment and feel that even though I consider breakfast the most important meal, what the Portuguese consider a normal breakfast will not even sustain me for two hours! I will accept your breakfast anytime, however. Thanks.

 

[Photon42]

Thanks Steen :thumbs:

The thing I miss the most when I travel is my breakfast...


In foreign lands, I make do with cornflakes, some cheese, bread, and fruit. I do not eat vegetables or meat when abroad, nor ice drinks. Fresh fish, grilled in front of me, with a bit of salt, pepper and lemon.
I carry my own tea

And I thought you carry your own Kamera and Kaffee :bugeyes: