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Beautiful Image regardless of what it was shot with!Here is a Taraxacum officinale/Dandelion (UV) portrait. There are many "Dandelions" and different varieties show up in the same place even due to subtle changes in the climate, during similar seasons and time of a year! Totally confusing...
False color reflected UV shot (no Nikon gear).
Thanks for all kind remarks, folks!
Nice!! Great color. You're getting some impressive results with that new baby of yours.D3, 24 1.4
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Thought so too!He looks to be an important,powerful man with a tincture of Bill Clinton to him!
Powerful,Powerful,Powerful,Intense....Amazing Work!Ashes to Ashes....
+1!! At least what Steve said. :bugeyes:
rayyan: Alain Delon? He reminds me of a movie star.Guess who I ran into in Italy recently!
Best.
Vivek: Nice portrait of a dandelion. How's a "false color reflected UV shot" done. Very striking.Here is a Taraxacum officinale/Dandelion (UV) portrait. There are many "Dandelions" and different varieties show up in the same place even due to subtle changes in the climate, during similar seasons and time of a year! Totally confusing...
False color reflected UV shot (no Nikon gear).
Thanks for all kind remarks, folks!
I stay away because (as I already mentioned) I no longer use Nikon equipment (barring some flashes and the UV-Nikkor 105/4.5). I do follow this thread. Really top notch stuff posted here...
Steve: Great tulips! Raw, vivid, slightly unreal color. They both kind of vibrate. I especially like the first one.
D3, 24 1.4
Rayyan: These are pretty incredible! The holy men washing in the river; the traditional funeral pyre; the incongruous attire (track suits and baseball caps). The real thing, not the Discovery Channel version. 14,475 deaths in India per day; 49,381 people born every day (I googled it). Thanks for sharing.Ashes to Ashes....
Steve, Lloyd, Steen: Thanks bunch guys. Very similar to Varnasi ( as Vivek
Vivek: Much appreciated. Nepal actually; very similar. I have been in andRayyan, You sure get around!
How close were you to the scene?! Wow!
Steen, I think it is Benares, India on the banks of river Ganges. A lot of Hindus want to be cremated (this person was most likely a local) and the ashes scattered in the Ganges which is central (and scared) to the Hindu religion.
The man with the completely shaven head is possibly the eldest son of the diseased performing the last rites and the man with a tiny pigtail on his left is a priest.
Jorgen: Thanks. D700 + zf 100/2 Makro.
Hi Matt: Alain Delon, perhaps. I just saw the guy, resembled Bill and got
Matt: Lovely capture. As beautiful as the areas I have seen operate in.Dehavilland Beaver. Cheers, Matt.
D300; 300mm f/2.8 w/ TC-E14; 1/1250s @ f/10; ISO 400
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