Nikon WedNEsDAy PiC 2010: #6

<p>My Daughter has taken up knitting, and decided to try making a hat. She's got a ways to go, but her ever-willing model was available.<br>

D700 24-85 Nikor at 80mm f/4 1200 ISO 1/60th, adjusted in Lightroom 2.6</p><div></div>

<p>Drat.</p>

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<p>I've followed this tread for some time now. My first submission</p>

<p>I've followed this tread for some time now, scanning every Wed morning with coffee in hand. My first submission taken with Nikon D700 and 105 f2.8 ais lens.</p>

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<p>Snow. Nikon D300, Nikkor 18-200 VR. Minus 22 C.</p><div></div>

<p>Today's images are fabulous! This weekly thread is always stimulating, but this week especially so. Thank you, all!</p>

<p>Roberta, thanks for the water-drop link!</p>

<p>here is a simple snap shot of a still life.<br>

It is a red bell pepper on snow.</p><div></div>

<p>Snowed in today in Pa. Here is one I call Office at Dawn.</p><div></div>

<p>Snowing yesterday in metro-Chicago.</p>

<p>D300, plus my trusty AF 50mm f1.8. Soft focus provided by snow falling.</p>

<p>Snowing yesterday in metro-Chicago.</p>

<p>D300, plus my trusty AF 50mm f1.8. Soft focus provided by snow falling.</p>

<p>Snowing yesterday in metro-Chicago.<br>

D300, plus my trusty AF 50mm f1.8. Soft focus provided by snow falling.</p>

<p>Snowing yesterday in metro-Chicago.<br>

D300, plus my trusty AF 50mm f1.8. Softfocus provided by snow falling.</p>

<p>Sorry haven't had time to post, but I have one that's appropriate for the time of year.<br /> Thanks again everyone for the great inspiration and knowledge!</p>

<p><strong>Complimentary and Complimented</strong><br>

<img src="http://tomophotos.smugmug.com/Travel/Night-time/DSC0340/785358455_gFUrr-S.jpg" alt="" width="400" height="266" /><br>

<strong>D90 18-55 kit lens f13 6sec. <br /> </strong></p>

<p><strong>Gej</strong> - like Dieter said as well, you have an adult GBH. I think what you're seeing is a tad of digital haze. If you set white & black points I think you'll find more color, but it does seem pale. I see them in many variations.<br>

Thank you, Andrea feels a bit cheated. They'd been told 40 schools were going to be there. Only 13 came. She'll have to wait until March before she gets a reply.</p>

<p>Richard (in a privet e-mail) has suggested to me that Andrea's photo was a tad cool in the tone so I've reduced the blue channel & added a tad of warmth. The submission should reflect that.</p>

<p>So many terrific images! I was going to try to comment on a few, and as I went through them there are just so many that deserve attention.<br>

Eric James - beautiful dog!<br>

Jeff Lipsman - I really like the way you composed this image.<br>

Epp B. - Love the lens flare - perfectly placed.<br>

Ertugrul Kilic - I like seeing the President looking so casual, and the students so comfortable with such an important man.<br>

Darko Vrsic - Cute! Makes me smile.<br>

Eddy Furlong - Love that golden reflection<br>

Monika Epsefass - Wow! amazing find.<br>

Richard Armstrong - Interesting ice formation. What caused it?<br>

Michael Burnett - You sure did catch the light just right. Amazing!<br>

Alejandro Held - I love this character.<br>

William Pahnelas - Very sweet moment</p>

<p>This weekend is the first time in ages I have been able to go to the races when it hasn't been pouring down rain. Caught this jockey before the 7th race.</p>

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<p>Shot this 2 days ago...I was waiting for that chunk of snow to make it over the edge, but it didn't happen (at least while I was watching)...testing out my new tripod and ballhead.</p><div></div>

<p>Wow, really great Nikon Wednesday, isn't it? Thought I would post to point out that <strong>Gej Jones</strong> and <strong>Greg Jones</strong> are two different individuals. Gej is the vastly more talented photographer than me and let's be sure that he gets the proper credit!<br>

By the way, thanks for nice things said about my images over the weeks. I am traveling about the southeastern US and need to get more people pictures. Weather has been keeping folks inside, as I am sure you eastern US folks know. The bird images week to week are quite impressive, and the variety from across the world is a real treat. I wont hazard to name the long list of folks who produce excellent work-but I know each image is special to each contributor. </p>

<p>Wow, sooooo many interesting shots so far. Missed last week and now I'm posting much later than usual, so I will definitely be back later to spend more time looking and commenting. As Matt mentioned, here in the North East, we are in the middle of a snow storm, so wanting to do something w/ a snow theme and not wanting to venture out just yet, I did the next best thing, I opened up the front door and and made the shot. Made a few simple adjustments in NX2 and applied a slight crop.</p><div></div>

<p>Hi everybody,<br>

my post this week is a photo I took during the snowstorm that hit the Northeast last Saturday.</p>

<p><img src="http://img2.tar.hu/neinsteinadam/size2/72223111.jpg" alt="" /><br>

<strong> Nikon D80, Nikon 50mm 1.8D</strong></p>

<p>First photo post - shot last Thursday in Evansville, Indiana. Full frame without enhancement.<img src="http://i247.photobucket.com/albums/gg130/Hikingman/Hobbies/Quackers.jpg" alt="" /><br /><strong>N90S - Nikon AF 70-210 F4-5.6 @ 210mm w/ L1BC -ISO 200</strong></p>

<p>I took this photo while on a recent drive from South Florida to San Diego. I believe we were around Deming, New Mexico. The train provided a great opportunity to practice my panning shots.</p>

<p>My recent <em>professional</em> work; I`m currently trying to fix some problems with boring micro welding joints... many times photography is the funniest part of my work.</p>

<p>Today`s set-up is outside my mini-macro studio, then I simply used my D700 at ISO200, 105VR (1/4sec. - f16) and a smallish tripod. Magnification could be near 1.2, the height of this plate is around 2.5mm (this is a crop). I wish I had my flashes and a good tripod.</p><div></div>

<p>Great photos as always everyone. I took this photo while on a recent drive from South Florida to San Diego. I believe we were around Deming, New Mexico. The train provided a great opportunity to practice my panning shots.</p><div></div>

<p>An old railtrack gone pedestrian:</p>

<p><img src="http://www.ww-web.nl/Images/wednesday/20100207_100.JPG" alt="" /><br>

D300, Ai 24 f/2.8 - ISO200, 1/4000th, f/4.</p>