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). Quite a creative perspective on the guitar here. Sounds like Forrest G. took it while explainin' his tree swinging technique to lovely Jenny, after snatching Elvis' six-string. :toocool:
The D3 is in excellent hands.Another fish monger photo. And now for something completely different: geese. Thanks for looking. Cheers, Matt
1. D3; 14-24mm f/2.8; 1/80s @ f/4.5 +1/3 EV; ISO 400
Matt, once again you demonstrate the feel of the market place.
2. D3; 500mm f/4; 1/160s @ f/11 +1/3 EV; ISO 800
that is one serious bird and one serious lens. I wonder though if it
is wildlife?
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Jason, more classics please. maestroGot another Opening Day shot...
She claims to be a classically trained dancer... I'm wondering what classics she's refering to
Lol Corlan! I need some time away from work to shoot more with it! I'll send you the 58mm 1.2 ais Noct in Excellent Condition, for your D3X?!Steve, you should stop teasing us with all those sensational lenses. Having said that, good thing you don't need your Noct anymore. Just send it my way for a fair price (a song, you said
(probably my favorite movie)
:ROTFL: Run Forrest...Run!
Steve: Funny, that's how i look at these things too.
Steve: I suppose i should occasionally buy some fish from him. When i was flying to Munich once a month, I'd take over a big box of fish every time (pre 9/11 and TSA). Sometimes from this place and sometimes from the flying fish market by the pig.
Lloyd: Thanks. You all must be headed off to Boston soon?
Jason: Thanks. I would have thought that there'd be an old one in Chicago?
Jason: OK.
Corlan: Thanks. Some of it is of course flown in (lobster/mahi mahi/etc.). Today it's rained, sun comes out, rains, sun comes out, rains... You get the idea.
Rayyan: Thank you. Those are wild geese. They were in transit for sunnier climes. Not too friendly either.
rayyan: Great captures. It's really fascinating to see everybody looking so intensely in one direction. The second shot's really nice with the wet paving, the yellow raincoat, and the women leaving stage left. BTW did you see the lens in the Analog M thread?Story of my life...always looking the other side!
Regards.
Rayyan: Very cool!. It has an almost IR look at the bottom. Must have been really dark in there.
Regards.
Jason: thanks for your comments:
Thanks Matt. yes I have looked at the lens and the M7. I think both should be ' X ' rated.
Wow. The first three are nothing short of spectacular. :thumbs:
Which pill did you take?
And What A World You Have Shown Us! Your Home Is Picturesque & Majestic! Your Style Is Unique & Inspiring! Thank You.
rayan: thank you. tomorrow, i'll get the processed film back and see if I remembered how to shoot with film. Nothing like digital for instant feedback.
rayyan: These are truly extraordinary. From the currency you mentioned earlier, I'm guessing that you're from the UAE and this is the Rub Al Khali. It's a polar contrast to the photo that you posted "from your home" of a snow capped mountain range and lush looking forest. You are certainly a unique man of many parts! My old toyota Landcruiser only got wet and muddy.My desert...my home:
Welcome to my world.
