Lloyd
Active member
Beautiful bokeh. Interesting. Thanks for sharing the details. This one is really nice. Wonderful light here.
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Even More Fun Pictures with Nikon
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Lloyd
Active member
Wow. Brilliant.
Lloyd
Active member
Another beauty.
Corlan F.
Subscriber Member
Thanks Lloyd for the kind words. 
I love this lens and even though it's praised here and there i think it's somehow underrated. It takes a bit of time to tame properly, especially with FF (D700 here) so without the aid of the extra 1.5 factor. These are all hanheld, no fancy lighting ... not even a sunny day!
Here's another one shot in the semi shade on the same assigment, one of my personal favorites:
larger file ( cropped and reduced to fit forum requirements - still hate jpeg though ) (click twice to enlarge) :
I love this lens and even though it's praised here and there i think it's somehow underrated. It takes a bit of time to tame properly, especially with FF (D700 here) so without the aid of the extra 1.5 factor. These are all hanheld, no fancy lighting ... not even a sunny day!
Here's another one shot in the semi shade on the same assigment, one of my personal favorites:
larger file ( cropped and reduced to fit forum requirements - still hate jpeg though
) (click twice to enlarge) :
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Jorgen Udvang
Subscriber Member
Last one is great. Fun colours
Lloyd
Active member
I'm a fan of that lens as well. Also great for portraits.Thanks Lloyd for the kind words.
I love this lens and even though it's praised here and there i think it's somehow underrated. It takes a bit of time to tame properly, especially with FF (D700 here) so without the aid of the extra 1.5 factor. These are all hanheld, no fancy lighting ... not even a sunny day!
Here's another one shot in the semi shade on the same assigment, one of my personal favorites:
This is the best of the bunch. Beautifully composed. :thumbup:
Corlan F.
Subscriber Member
Thanks TR, Jorgen, Lloyd for the nice comments.
Have to say that before suscribing to the forum and posting here i've read extensively the "Hall of Famer" previous 125-page thread over the last month.
Terrific pictures, excellent company.
With the change of topic i realize that i did not pay proper respects.
... Leica77, Lloyd, JohnH, Helen, TRSmith, ddk, Stuart (outstanding landscapes !), Etrigan (latter ballet series are a treat), Viablex with his subtle takes of inner architectural devastations... well every contributors there would deserve a praise.
And of course i happily rejoin the official Jorgen Fan Club, a true magnetizer of small but perfect moments My favorite "perfect moment" being probably the "kite children"... the girl walking in the rain... and so many others.
Kudos to all... and keep the spitit goin' on.
Have to say that before suscribing to the forum and posting here i've read extensively the "Hall of Famer" previous 125-page thread over the last month.
Terrific pictures, excellent company.
With the change of topic i realize that i did not pay proper respects.
... Leica77, Lloyd, JohnH, Helen, TRSmith, ddk, Stuart (outstanding landscapes !), Etrigan (latter ballet series are a treat), Viablex with his subtle takes of inner architectural devastations... well every contributors there would deserve a praise.
And of course i happily rejoin the official Jorgen Fan Club, a true magnetizer of small but perfect moments My favorite "perfect moment" being probably the "kite children"... the girl walking in the rain... and so many others.
Kudos to all... and keep the spitit goin' on.
Lloyd
Active member
Thank you. Much appreciated... this is definitely a mutual inspiration society. :thumbup:
Hello TRSmith,one more... same tree
The co-existence of the sharpness and bokeh is remarkable in your beautiful images! Best regards, Leica 77
TRSmith
Subscriber Member
Thank you sir! Very glad you like it.Hello TRSmith,
The co-existence of the sharpness and bokeh is remarkable in your beautiful images! Best regards, Leica 77
Jorgen Udvang
Subscriber Member
Thank you for your kind words. It's such a great group of photographers that has joined this forum, logging on in the morning to see what has been posted is always a joy
Thank you very much, Corlan F for your kind compliments. I agree with Lloyd that " ... this is definitely a mutual inspiration society." What more can I add? All of you are great sources of inspiration! Best wishes, Leica 77
Hello Corlan F,Thanks Lloyd for the kind words.
I love this lens and even though it's praised here and there i think it's somehow underrated. It takes a bit of time to tame properly, especially with FF (D700 here) so without the aid of the extra 1.5 factor. These are all hanheld, no fancy lighting ... not even a sunny day!
Here's another one shot in the semi shade on the same assigment, one of my personal favorites:
larger file ( cropped and reduced to fit forum requirements - still hate jpeg though
Your images show finest details, composition, and color quality! Congratulations! Best regards, Leica 77
Corlan F.
Subscriber Member
Thanks all for the warm welcome.
Talking about fun, here's a story from a couple of days ago.
Dinner table and preparation is sometimes inspiring. Can be freaky, too.
Here's what i found on the table while my wife was fixing dinner:
A freudian nightmare ? As told her, this is kinda Hilary-ous
A bit later, dinner served. Feel some relief ?
You bet.
btw highly recommended liquid... esp accompanying olive oil + lemon veggies and cold meat.
(just casual pictures grabbing the first camera around - low res jpeg pretty much out of the CF card)
Talking about fun, here's a story from a couple of days ago.
Dinner table and preparation is sometimes inspiring. Can be freaky, too.
Here's what i found on the table while my wife was fixing dinner:
A freudian nightmare ? As told her, this is kinda Hilary-ous
A bit later, dinner served. Feel some relief ?
You bet.
btw highly recommended liquid... esp accompanying olive oil + lemon veggies and cold meat.
(just casual pictures grabbing the first camera around - low res jpeg pretty much out of the CF card)
Jorgen Udvang
Subscriber Member
Hmmm... getting hungry.
Need food.
Your photos must be good :thumbup:
Need food.
Your photos must be good :thumbup:
