Cindy Flood
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S5 with 80-200 AF-S @ 200mm and f/3.2
This is my favorite photo that you have ever posted, Jorgen....and you have posted so many wonderful photos. You really make the Fuji sing!
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Even More Fun Pictures with Nikon
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This is my favorite photo that you have ever posted, Jorgen....and you have posted so many wonderful photos. You really make the Fuji sing!
Cindy Flood
Super Moderator
Lloyd, The fisheye worked so well for these fishy photos. You are a master at whatever tool you use.
Jorgen Udvang
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Thanks a lot, Cindy. The Fuji is a wonderful camera
Jorgen Udvang
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This is good :thumbup:
Lloyd
Active member
Thank you Cindy. I'm honored... I value greatly the opinions of those who's work I respect. :salute:
Lloyd
Active member
Those are really wonderful, Leif. A those b/w conversions are about as good as it gets. :clap::clap:
I too love the light angle this time of year (although at your latitude you are ahead of us here for certain).
Jorgen Udvang
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Interview with Italian chef. Camera in one hand, pen in the other, more or less
D80 with 50mm f/1.8 @ f/2.2
I've been wondering about that Sigma 50mm for portraits sometimes, but is it really four times better than this?
D80 with 50mm f/1.8 @ f/2.2
I've been wondering about that Sigma 50mm for portraits sometimes, but is it really four times better than this?
Corlan F.
Subscriber Member
Thanks Lloyd, and Jorgen. I liked this simple piece of old, deep coutryside landscape down the -small- road. There was indeed a timeless earthy athmosphere... stopped there for 20 minutes after taking the shot, for no other reason than breathe calmly.
Leif, really like the wood boards. Btw 8 PM is not that bad for night time
Leif, really like the wood boards. Btw 8 PM is not that bad for night time
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Corlan F.
Subscriber Member
Disclaimer: we're all aware you'd get good results with pretty much anything so it's a hard question -even rhetorical- to answer.Interview with Italian chef. Camera in one hand, pen in the other, more or less
D80 with 50mm f/1.8 @ f/2.2
I've been wondering about that Sigma 50mm for portraits sometimes, but is it really four times better than this?
Having said that, the Nikon 50 1.4G is a terrific performer for the size and price and would undoubtedly find its place in your travel bag. Then we could enjoy the even improved images you'll posted here.
You should get one
Lloyd
Active member
Wonderful portrait, Jorgen. And, no, it's not (4x better).Interview with Italian chef. Camera in one hand, pen in the other, more or less
D80 with 50mm f/1.8 @ f/2.2
I've been wondering about that Sigma 50mm for portraits sometimes, but is it really four times better than this?
Lloyd
Active member
Beautiful trout (and beautiful wife). Looks like a meal's worth for sure. :thumbup:Thanks, Corian!
Lloyd, I´m sure my wife will forgive me for posting this monument over her biggest trout of this summer. It ended up as a great meal - cooked by yours truly.
leif e
Lloyd
Active member
Wow. That's awesome. Great work.
There was a house trailer looked like that years ago (1971), out in the dunes on the beach near Gulf Breeze, Florida. Tried to use it for shelter from a storm once. Didn't offer much protection.
Lloyd
Active member
:ROTFL::ROTFL: Too funny.