Nikon WedNEsDAy PiC #32

<p>I shot this Sunday.</p><div></div>

<p>Dieter... I know what you mean. too bad it is at night and there was nothing else to get in the shot. I was gonna make it a square crop but to show it I just left it as it was so you can at least imagine how large it is if it is a full frame at 11 mm.</p>

<p>Wow WedNEsDAy came early this week! The pics are all super. Here is my contribution. I call it "Eve".</p><div></div>

<p><strong>Neil</strong>: I like the nocturnal mood.<br>

<strong>Dieter</strong>: It's nice to see that all mammal siblings are the same.<br>

<strong>Ilkka</strong>: What IS that? It's nice and in-focus, but what IS it?<br>

<strong>Jeannean</strong>: That's a refreshingly different dragonfly angle.<br>

<strong>Arash</strong>: Lovely detail - that lens does wonders (but nothing compared to your personal stealth, it seems).<br>

<strong>Jim I</strong>.: German Shorthairs! You Win!</p>

<p><img src="http://blachly.org/james/images/photos/78110004.jpg" alt="" width="700" height="464" /><br>

<strong>Julia, minutes old.</strong> Fuji Neopan 1600 in Xtol. Nikon FA and 50mm f/1.8 Nikkor; 1/2000 @ f/2. Scanned on Coolscan 4000 ED.</p>

<p>Cool stuff already! Thought I would try something different.</p><div></div>

<p>Just something on a lighter note.</p><div></div>

<p>Hello<br>

Well done! a day is not enough. We are invading TuEsDaY for us!<br>

This was taken a month ago in Caminito, a tourist trap of Buenos Aires. Instead of the<br>

multicolor tipical scene of the place, I found interesting this plastic model in a hat shop<br>

<strong>D300 + 18-200 VR - 1/60 - f 5.6 - ISO 200</strong><br>

by by Alejandro</p><div></div>

<p>Not wednesday here yet, but off to good start where the day has dawned already!<br /> My contribution: Chickadee chicks. Nikon D200, 28-105 AFD @105mm <em>f</em> 4.5</p><div></div>

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<p>Close enough to wednesday!<br>

Band is "That Damned Band", playing at the temple fundraiser for burning man this year, here in austin..<br>

d300/17-55, ISO1250 no flash.. converted to grayscale, tweaked the highligts a bit.. <br>

mike</p><div></div>

<p>OK, guys, I was checking before an early night and ...woah! It is Tuesday here in Maine.<br>

<strong>Jose</strong> - beautiful bird<br>

<strong>Neil</strong> - love that night scene<br>

<strong>Dariusz</strong> - great Golden Gate shot, where are you standing?<br>

<strong>Dieter</strong> - unbelievably.... cute or ugly :) ?<br>

<strong>Jeannean</strong> - are you and Chris C in the same location?<br>

<strong>Chris C</strong> - very cool - in an eerie way<br>

<strong>Rene - </strong> wow!<strong> </strong> great timing - I was out shooting fireworks, too, and then looked to the left, and saw the below scene. Fireworks had not started yet.....<br>

<strong>Lil</strong> - where are you...? sure you'll wow us once more</p>

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<p>Glad everyone is starting early I'll be traveling tomorrow. Thought I'd show some 6400 ISO shots with d3.</p>

<p>Here is my pic</p>

<p>Watercress Railway Station, Alresford, Hampshire, England.</p><div></div>

Cool depth effect, looks like a scale model scene.

<p>sorry here is the photo</p><div></div>

<p><em>Two countries in one shot. Poland on the right side of the river (where I am) and Germany on the left.</em> <br /> <em></em></p>

<p><em>Shot on HP5+ with a Nikon F80, 35/2 AI and scanned on a 5000ED. My favorite setup for vacation! <br /> </em></p><div></div>

<p>D200, 18-35mm</p><div></div>

<p><a href="../photodb/user?user_id=2390878">Benjamin Schaefer</a> - it was a north side of bridge close to Bunker Road on the right.<br /> <a href="../photodb/user?user_id=2237443"><br /> </a></p>

<p>Don't like posting too many times on the one thread, especially with my own image still to come, but Benjamin S.... that is awesome. Those tones in the sky are something else. Congratulations.</p>

<p >Hi all…</p>

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<p >Jose, wonderful sky and great exposure – I particularly like the way the back light shines through the flight feathers.</p>

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<p >Nice shot of long suffering moggy Steve. I don’t have many of my cats - mine are terrible models; they are either asleep or running around like loons.</p>

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<p >Great angle Eric. I like the way the motion blur at the end of the singer’s hand adds a sense of action and energy to the image.</p>

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<p >Nice tranquil scene Per-Christian. I’ve been meaning to get up early and try some calm water shots but, well, I like my bed too much! Anyway, you have done well to be out early on your holiday to capture the lovely tones in the water and huts opposite.</p>

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<p >Very nice night image Neil. I like the reflection of the moon in the water and the contrast between the texture of the rocks and the smooth water.</p>

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<p >Nice lighting Kris. Great understated colours and fine detail.</p>

<p><a href="http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2570/3786903456_de60b1c18e_b.jpg"><img src="http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2570/3786903456_de60b1c18e.jpg" alt="" width="500" height="372" /></a><br>

Pleasant Hill, Oregon <br />D300</p>

<p>Wow... it's 10:57 here in Joisey and I am humbled by many of the photos before this...<br>

I have shot several birds at faster shutter speeds and can get the Gull clarity by Jose.<br>

Robert, that young lady is the epitome of beauty. She looks like that. You captured the essence.<br>

Here's my submission for the week.</p><div></div>

<p>Sorry... D300 Sigma 10-20 with Nikon circular polarizer. ISO 200 - f8 - 14mm - 1/250.<br>

thanks, tp</p>