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Nikon Wednesday 2011: #44


Matt Laur

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<p>A good Nikon Wednesday to you, everyone, and welcome to November. A busy week, already, with far too much going on. It would be nice, some days, to have instead the daily chores this 2,100-pound American Brahman bull (his name is Eldridge). He doesn't have a lot going on most days, but I suspect he's not to be trifled with.<br /><br />Pointed your Nikon gear at a subject that's likely more than meets the eye? Share a photo!</p>

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<p><img src="../photo/14443856" alt="" />After an appointment this afternoon, I stopped off in a nearby park called Angrignon in LaSalle, Quebec (Canada) and found this opportunity. It is the result of combining two images with the focus stack that I use in Photoshop CS5. The first image is focused on the closest leaf and the second image is focused a bit further in. All because I wanted to shoot with a wide open aperture resulting in narrow DOF.<br>

All the best and i will come back to the forum later in the day to see all of the wonderful images that end up here.</p><div>00ZXxX-411623684.jpg.d0c789efc1279ec176878bf908baab4a.jpg</div>

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<p>Booo!!!<br />Western Gunslinger theme at the local Haunted House.<br />Shot this at ISO 6400. Never had the courage to do this before. Figured grainy is ok for halloween. Amazed it's not more grainy. Also amazed the colors aren't all blotchy. Used some NR in LightRoom.<br />Flash modifier is a Rogue Flashbender. I think this was a better choice here than a Fong dome.</p>

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<p>Last Saturday I went to oldtown of the city with my kid and friends for Halloween walk, and saw a group of youths dancing in the central pavilion with nice music. I snapped some shots and this is the one I like. The focus was on the far couple which of course was not my purpose. I find myself tend to back-focusing my manual lenses on my D200 these days. Anyone knows how to do AF fine-tuning of human eyes?</p><div>00ZXy0-411637584.jpg.d68134ed35910cb839244bc7c8907102.jpg</div>
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<p>Great shots Matt Laur, Jeannean, Tony Hadley. Here's a spontaneous shot from my balcony in Los Angeles of a pretty nice sunset. Not to gloat (maybe just a little) but the weather here has been absolutely beautiful the last couple of weeks.</p><div>00ZXyH-411643584.jpg.101e8068ec288b4f0d1e431d4547efd9.jpg</div>
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<p>Morning Chaps,<br>

Wonderful stuff already, simmering to another week of stunning shots?<br>

One from the work trip to London last week. <br>

<a href="../photo/14525472"></a><em><strong><a href="../photo/14525472">D40X (10-20mm F/4-5.6G) 14mm, F/5 @ 1s, ISO 800</a><img src="../photo/14525472" alt="" /></strong></em></p><div>00ZXyd-411651684.JPG.d062d0866124285c1925f64b4d40fb43.JPG</div>

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