WedNEsDAy PiC #16

[Sanford]

<p>Wednesday Pic #16 </p><div></div>

[james_blachly]

<p><img src="http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3361/3416577938_6f4fbe8093_o.jpg" alt="" width="640" height="640" /><br>

<strong>Nikon FA with Series E 100mm lens and Hoya HMC Orange(G) filter. f/2.8, 1/30 sec. Window light. Fuji Neopan 1600. </strong></p>

[tomsheridan]

<p>This was taken some time ago (1988) with a Nikkormat, 200mm f4, Kodachrome 64, but it recalls spring.<br>

<strong>Syracuse University</strong></p>

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[toptony]

<p>I went to Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve this past weekend, and was stunted by the view....So I decided to make this panoramic shot....hope that you can see what I've seen...D80<br>

Side note: then I somehow got a pollen/dirt in my sensor...trying to get it clean today!<br>

<img src="http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3546/3436784916_ac5ee20535_b.jpg" alt="" width="1024" height="245" /></p>

[epp_b]

<p><strong>Matthew </strong> and <strong>Gary</strong> , your photos really appeal to me, but, then, I'm a sucker for landscapes ;)<br>

<strong>Chris</strong> , that capture is simply epic!<br>

<strong>Fab</strong> , nice T/S editing there, it really looks like a model (it <em>is </em> supposed to look like T/S, right?)</p>

<p>Here's a new favourite of mine...</p>

<p>D40, 18-55 kit @ 18mm, 1/40, f/8, ISO 200, matrix metered, aperture priority</p>

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[Keith Gierman]

<p>Wow, what terrific shots so far everyone. I can't wait each week to see what is posted Wednesdays!</p>

<p>Here is my contribution for this week. We are on our annual trip to Sanibel Island, FL. The photo was taken in Ding Darling National Wildlife Refuge this morning. D80, ISO 640, Nikkor 70 - 300 VR @ 300mm, VR on. I am new to this lens but so far, I am underwhelmed with the VR performance. The only images without motion blur are the ones that would been sharp anyway because of the shutter speed. This image was 1/500 @f7.1.</p>

<p>Keith</p><div></div>

[riverfront studio]

<p>From my backyard last Saturday. D300, 70-200mm F2.8 VR plus TC-17E II.</p><div></div>

[riverfront studio]

<p>Another from my backyard last Saturday. D300, 70-200mm F2.8 VR plus TC-17E II.</p>

[gabesouza]

<p>Everyone - great shots as always. Particularly like Bruce's neon, Hammish's HDR, and Matthew's New Zealand. Gorgeous.</p>

<p>Mine this week is an existing light portrait of my 1-year old nephew taken about a month ago as I am traveling and don't have anything wicked current to post.</p>

<p>Take care all and have a good week.</p>

<p>Gabe.</p>

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[Dieter Schaefer]

<p>Lots of favorites today - Jose Angel - very emotional, Hamish - outstanding HDR, Ian - very moody, Rene`, Chris Court - perfect work, Robert Davies - excellent portrait.<br>

<br /> Had just a little time to take my new toy - 10.5mm/2.8 DX fisheye - out for a spin. D200, 10.5/2.8, 1/400s, f11, ISO 200.</p>

<p><img src="http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3349/3431755317_c23c714f67_o.jpg" alt="" /></p>

[alex_foto]

<p>Wonderful photos overall!<br>

Jose - very appealing photo.<br>

Kevin - loved the cactus, I had a chance to take the same one-actually one of my WedNEsDAy postings.<br>

Rene - Amazing! - your photo won my heart.<br>

James Blachly - Nice one! - I can't wait to have my baby this summer. Congratulations if s/he is yours!<br>

....my contribution today is going to be one of the series of photos from my <strong>"less-use-of-photoshop"</strong> project.<br>

*** Open to any kind of feedback.</p>

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[rascal64]

<p>Jose....quite a thread you have started here. It just gets better each week. I love the images of life and death...celebration. Every year, we visit a pond nearby to see the new goslings. They were late this year due to the snow and freezing temps. We are delighted that late Easter, they arrived!</p><div></div>

[markd2]

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Taken at a rock concert a couple of weeks ago.</p>

[shuo_zhao]

<p>The model I made for my design of a museum for Cubist arts (Picasso's works and more).</p><div></div>

[waldemar_giers___kitchener]

<p>Hello everyone. I have no time to look at your pictures right now but I'll do it tonight. There is mine.</p><div></div>

[matters410]

<p>Hello everyone. I'm loving the spring photos. Hopefully my next Wednesday pic will be OUTSIDE. My wife was not impressed with this picture, but I like it. These rings used to belong to my grandparents.</p><div></div>

[ilkka_nissila]

<p>Inarinjärvi.</p><div></div>

[andylynn]

<p>I was walking by the river and saw this tree that had fallen over, and the sunlight was hitting it just right...</p><div></div>

[real imaging]

<p><strong><br /></strong> Hi. My first Post. A simple image. D700 80-400 400mm f/8 1/640 ISO 200<img src="http://d6d2h4gfvy8t8.cloudfront.net/8960238-md.jpg" alt="" width="680" height="452" /></p>

[leicaglow]

<p>Pedro: Great image of Christ.<br>

Shaun: Diggin' the clouds and rock pic.<br>

Pedro: Very funny. That game has it out for me. I can't separate fantasy from reality.<br>

Hideyuki: Beautiful image. Keep up the good work.<br>

Gary: Didn't realize they had the Space Shuttle there. Cool.<br>

Doug: Gorgeous workmanship and style.</p><div></div>

[paul_b.1]

Here is Gheorghe...,he's an amazing flute , gipsy singer ...This photo was taken last monday at 4 am , live in concert , with D3 + 24-70/2,8G at 70mm , F8, 1/60, iso 3200 and SB900 bounced to the ceiling (with the white bounce card up):

[paul_b.1]

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[brians.]

<p>It must be Spring, I see some photos of young birds already posted, so here's mine.</p>

<p>For the last four years the same Mallard couple has claimed our apartment's swimming pool to raise their brude. I decided to risk the ire of mama duck to get in close to one of her little ones. She quacked a lot, and I still had to crop in quite a bit.</p>

<p>D90, 16-85mm @85mm, 1/500, f/5.6, ISO 200, hand-held</p><div></div>

[sjoerd_leeuwenberg]

<p>Hi,<br /> <br /> Many new contributors this week, so I decided to join for the first time too.<br /> Have been looking at the thread for some weeks now and really enjoy the pictures and stories.<br /> <br /> I especially like some of the landscape pictures and wonder how they are made.<br /> <br /> This weeks I like the following the most:<br /> <br /> Jose Angel: untypical view, nice<br /> ian Rance: Nice dark view with the fog there<br /> Rene'Villela: nice colors and lights<br /> Bruce Margolis: Love your moving shots from the last weeks, gives inspiration<br /> gary McGhee: Like your shots (would like a filter like that)<br /> Chris Court: Amazing<br /> Hideyuki Miya: Too bad about the crash, nice picture though<br /> <br /> I also like modern architecture a lot, but don't see many pictures of it in the thread. <br /> Maybe I will add some of mine in the following weeks. <br /> I have a lot of them, but most are taken with a Canon G7.<br /> <br /> Now here is my shot: We had a nice party for my uncle last sunday.<br /> It was near the water and I liked the view on this wooden pier.<br /> Taken with D90 & AFS-50mm F1.4 @ F16 and a bit of tweaking in Lightroom.</p>

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[ray_rg]

<p>This is my first post in WedNesDAy, every wedensday I read the post and always thought of posting a picture... this week I got a chance.<br>

Actually I was trying to take a picture of Bird on the branch with D40 and Tamron 18-200 using manual focus, seems bird flew away and I could catch only tree branch web.<br>

I hope you all will like it.<br>

Ray<br>

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