WedNEsDAy PiC #16

<p>Awesome collection today, especially love Shawn, Bruce, Gary.</p>

<p>Dieter, love the camera angle in that photo.</p>

<p>I just bought an 85/1.4 AF-D last week and loving the lens. One of the first shots I took:</p><div></div>

<p>My first Wednesday Pic: #16</p><div></div>

<p>Nice photos again, great to see many pics from new WedNEsDAy PiC-contributors!<br>

I did not shoot much this week (again), just few shots for my better half to use, so here is one of those. This one has actually some color to balance my black-gray-white-pics from few previous weeks. :)</p><div></div>

<p>New here on p.net and enjoying all the info and pics so far. This was taken at a race here in Ontario, California on Easter Sunday.</p>

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<p>So many nice pictures again this week...<br>

I particulary like Shawns stone wall, Hectors „guys“, Hasses easter procession, Toms view of London and Waldemars birds. Simon - your picture made me chuckle - Monty Pythons „Life of Brian" was ghosting around in my memories. Chris - wow, what a photograph! My absolute favorite so far!<br>

The last days I was fiddeling around with a set of Cokins graduated ND-filters. I've never used them before and quite happy that I bought them. Nikon D700, Ai-converted Nikkor O-C auto 35/2 @ 2.8, ISO 1600, 1/125 sec.<br>

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<p>Great pics everyone! Man, I really enjoy this forum series (Thanks Jose!). I find I must check it out every Wednesday to see what new pics are going to show up.<br /> Here are my fav's so far:<br /> Hamish - Love the landscape; same with Bremman.<br /> Ian - Reminds me of early horror scene; eerie. I love it.<br /> Rene - Love the color contrasts.<br /> Pedro - Love the composition and light.<br /> Gary - Love the rich color and soft water; probably my favorite this week.<br /> Hideyuki - Like the color saturation (natural I assume). Sorry about the lens - On an off note, by the info in the posts, you must be Rene's kid ... (same lens).<br /> Waldemar - Nice timing; sharp pic.<br /> Tony - Love the color in your panoramic.<br /> Fab - Nice DOF.<br /> Gabe - For existing light, I think it is very nice portrait.<br /> <br /> As others seem to be excited about the onset of Spring, I am also, so my pic is from my front yard Friday morning. It was taken with my D60 & 55-200mm f/4-5.6G VR @ 55mm, 1/200, f/9, iso 200.</p><div></div>

<p>Well duh! Had I paid more attention to the information you had in your post Hideyuki, I would have realized that the color was natural as you pointed it out as a reason you liked the picture.</p>

<p>Spring & Love .</p>

<p>Spring & Love</p><div></div>

<p>Still playing around with macro and enjoying it. As usual, the photos on this thread inspire and impress me!</p>

<p>Well, I guess attaching the picture would be nice!!!!</p><div></div>

<p>The quality of pictures improves every week, well done everyone - stand out for me this week is Chris Court. Am trying different subjects for my photos as inspired by all the different captures. This was taken with a D80, 70-210mm at 102mm, f5.6, iso 560, 60s with a little sharpening.</p><div></div>

<p>A follow-up to last week's late posting - on the last day of spring break we decided to enjoy the local scenery west of Las Vegas. D700 + 24-70mm @ 36mm + CP filter.</p>

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<p>Season Ticket Holder D70 55-200mm f9 1/320th at 55mm deeply involved in the game<img src="http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p7/dynoflyer/Photo%20Net/DSC_0387_sm.jpg" alt="" /></p>

<p>A lot of great photos here as always<br>

here is my humble contribution</p>

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<p>Tax day in the U.S. today. No time for pretty pictures. Maybe next week.</p><div></div>

<p>Descanso Gardens in California.</p>

<p>D200 w/18-55mm </p><div></div>

<p>Hamish, I need to try HDR. Never though it can be done handheld. I know, I`m an ignorant. Very useful explanations.<br>

Shawn, I like your pic. Beautiful stone wall, it makes me wonder what`s in the other side.<br>

Héctor, you`re right. About the brown colors I suppose you are refering to the warmer colors given by the lower temp. of tungsten lights... I usually prefer to leave this partially uncorrected looking for a more warm sensation.<br>

Richard, very elegant and inspiring, as usual.<br>

Chris, I`m impressed. I wonder how your pic has been done.<br>

Hideyuki, we`ll miss you next weeks.<br>

Doug, very interesting. Don`t ask me why but I like your text&photo. The chinese carpets look nice, too.<br>

Shuo, interesting model.<br>

Ilkka, I like very much your frozen landscapes. I think they must be seen on print, I imagine very subtle details and tones on white that cannot be seen on my screen.</p>

<p>from last week<img src="http://d6d2h4gfvy8t8.cloudfront.net/8927996-md.jpg" border="0" alt="" width="679" height="454" /></p>

<p>Its still snowing here in Montana. Over a foot last night through today, and expecting 5-8" tonight.<br /> <br /> This is a shot of my horses (taken last week) running around the pasture and playing in the snow.<br /> <br /> D200, 300 f/4</p>

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<p>Excellent display today. Hard to pick up a favorite. Here's my entry. Shot at an old Hotel in Michoacan, Mexico. (Oh, I mean Superia Xtra 400, not Reala, sorry)</p><div></div>

<p>Great picturs everyone! Here's my first posting. Taken at a Easter Egg hunt this past weekend.<br>

Shot with a D90 with the 18-105 kit lens.</p>

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<p>Well it is still winter here in alberta we had 6" of snow this week and suposed to be up to about + 16c by the weekend this photo was taken at our local garden center last weekend useing the 35mm f1.8 at f8.</p><div></div>

<p>Today was the first day I got outside with the camera in over a month! it was a gorgeous 15c degrees out. So as a distraction from my exam studying I took a little stroll down to the local watering hole.</p>

<p>D200 80-200 2.8 AF (Gen 1) 1/400s ISO 200 f2.8</p>

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<p>Last horse show for the season.</p><div></div>