Lloyd
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Looks pretty darn good, Scott.Giving low light shooting a whirl with a D300S @ iso 3200
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Looks pretty darn good, Scott.Giving low light shooting a whirl with a D300S @ iso 3200
That's a beauty, Jason.Some Siberian frozen glory from 38,000 ft
Thanks Jason, I appreciate that. Honestly, I'm all Leica at heart. I've been shooting Leica since 1968, and other than my mother's Brownie, it was the only camera I knew growing up. My father bought his new in Germany in 1946, and it was what we had at home. (BTW, I still have and use my Dad's camera.)Thanks, Lloyd!
As a side note kinda question.. how do you pick between your Nikon and Leica kits. I've been suffering from a mean and serious Leica lust lately! You do wonderful work with each one!
An incomprehensible atrocity... powerful image.The Killing Fields, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Yes, a much better way to end the night.Eh... didn't want to end the night on such a gloomy shot, so lets do a fun one!
My beautiful wife on the way to the airport
And biathlon? :deadhorse:The Nation´s foundations are begging for mercy.It has been rather shocking, Leif... at least on the men's side. My Swedish neighbor has her flag out, and has been celebrating all week.
+1, Yes, it is.Graham, that shot is spectacular.
Best,
Osman
At least there is sun, Steen!! I had to go to Asia to remember what that giant orb of fire in the sky looked like!+1, Yes, it is.
Steen, nice shot, but man, it looks COLD!!
Yes, it does convey that, very strongly. Nice image, my friend.While touring the old city, I came across this guy in a derelict building. I hope this shot conveys the obvious mistrust in his(?) eyes...