wnw: Wild-life

[travis1]

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[Alex_Es]

RD-1s + Skopar 28/3.5 at ISO 800. Okubo Beach. This afternoon.<div></div>

[Alex_Es]

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[travis1]

hey Alex, how do you like your rd1 so far? Any pic with high iso to show? cute cat.

[david_l3]

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[Alex_Es]

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[Alex_Es]

Hey Travis! I love this thing. Here's a bit of wild life shot at ISO 1600.<div></div>

[Alex_Es]

It was the most amazing thing. We crossed over the little river in Okubo that runs to the sea.

It stank of chemicals. I mean it was worse than usual. As we were crossing we noticed that

the river was full of turtles and carps. A man stopped by and said that there are two species

of turtles here. Those that are native to Japan and those native to the Mississippi River.

(Wow!) He said that the turtles do not bother the carps and so the they and the turtles co-

exist.

[Alex_Es]

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[Alex_Es]

Here are some turtles sunning themselves. Shot with an awful old German 135/4.5 on the

RD-1s. I've found it best to guess the framing rather than fool with external finders. This

has been cropped a bit.<div></div>

[chansonbleu]

M6 135 Tele Elmarit<div></div>

[larry_kincaid1]

The fox and the hare, preditor prey in a Maryland backyard.<div></div>

[Allen Herbert]

Travis, have you been Zoo? yes, you have;) You need to put your lens closer to the glass to aviod the glass reflections.<div></div>

[brambor]

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[chansonbleu]

M6 Tele Elmarit<div></div>

[chansonbleu]

Wild West Life<div></div>

[joel_matherson]

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[nels]

Haven't processed anything from the zoo visit lately...

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[fjords]

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[Allen Herbert]

Joel Matherson , sep 16, 2006; 01:51 p.m.

 

Wonders will never cease. Joel, joining in on a W/NW thread. Lovely crisp photo,mate.

 

Nels, what can i say, nice to have you back. Clever photo.

[Allen Herbert]

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[Allen Herbert]

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[Allen Herbert]

You need to put your lens closer to the glass to aviod the glass reflections.

 

Think of the glass like a filter,the closer to the lens,the better

Another thought, think about all those who put a piece of �25 glass in front of a �1,500 lens...to protect it, and make it better.You know,the ones who talk abour how superior their glass is.

 

So funny.

[michael s.]

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Kruger National Park, S.A.