Nikon WedNEsDAy PiC #18

[kemalriza]

<p>Hi all,<br>

This is my contribution.<br>

Nikon D300, AF-S VR 70-300 4,5-5,6 G IF-ED, ISO: 400, 1/1250, f/9.0, taken at 122 mm.</p><div></div>

[monika_epsefass]

<p>This was taken with a Nikon D700, a 50/1.4 at f3.2 and ISO 800 in a Spanish market hall. I guess "Borderline" might be an appropriate title... ;-)<br>

<img src="http://www.abload.de/img/_snails1qzz.jpg" alt="" /></p>

[rarmstrong]

<p>Good Morning! As usual there are already some excellent images here. I was in San Diego on business this past weekend. I didn't have a tripod along, but I was fortunate to find a nice solid concrete post with a flat top to hold the camera. This is with my D300 and the 18-200 VR zoom at f8, 30 seconds, iso 400, 18 mm.<br>

Have an excellent day!<br>

Dick</p><div></div>

[dan park]

<p>This week I'm using a Nikon made body and a non nikon lens.</p><div></div>

[Kent Shafer]

<p>D300, 24-70 @ 70mm, ISO 1600, 1/20 @f/8.</p>

<p>I made a high pass filtered soft light layer from a normally processed raw image and sandwiched it with a second raw image processed with lots of negative clarity.</p><div></div>

[hasse.linden]

<p>Lots of good ones this week! I´m still processing pictures from my trip to Sicily. This one is from Marsala. Not much really but I like mirrors..</p><div></div>

[jose_angel]

<p><i>To MS Keil:</i> of course! Just to have a place in the Nikon forum we must post images taken at least with anything (camera, lens, filter, scanner, T-shirt or whatever) with a <b><i>Nikon</i></b> logo on it! <br>

You are absolutely right about the <i>comments</i> issue. This is most of the times the important thing here, IMHO.<br>

Very interesting that IR skies. Didn`t noticed it before... I wonder if yours is a converted camera... or just a filter? (Given the exposure I tend to think it`s the camera).</p>

[nina_myers]

<p>Nice job everyone!</p>

<p>I love lookin' at this thread.</p>

<p><img src="http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3359/3476694200_937d6e4b83.jpg" alt="" width="500" height="332" /></p>

<p>D300, 50mm f/1.8, ASA200, nighttime or daytime?... lol... and bamboo of course.</p>

[rob_malkin]

<p>Anyone guess what this is?</p>

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[jvf]

<p>I live in a kingdom although we do not have a king but a queen and one of her sisters, a princess, is celebrating her birthday today.<br>

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D700, 24-70 at 70mm f/22 1/100s</p>

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[kris-bochenek]

<p>Hello y'all<br>

This one was taken a while back with my trusty Nikon D40x and 18-55 kit lens I dont have neither of those anymore.<br>

settings as follows<br>

Shutter Priotity 1/6s , f/5, ISO 100 taken @40mm</p><div></div>

[ccommins]

Everyone has posted beautiful pictures, I have never contributed, but I love this thread. I thought I would post one today.<div></div>

[jfz]

<p>Great WedNEsDAy again! Mine was shot with the D700, 24-70mm with CPL @ f/11, 1/160", ISO 400.<br>

jf</p><div></div>

[dave_greenidge1]

<p>Wonderful pictures today - Here is a shot taken last night at a program. Nikkor 180 ED @ f2.8 1/60 - D700 iso 6400</p><div></div>

[dennis_brabender]

<p>Jose nice marina shot looks like somebody needs to start bailing out their boat<br>

Sjoerd the Morgan looks like a nice car<br>

Rene nice patterns with the white houses and the red roofs is there a code telling people what colors that they can put on their houses<br>

Nina nice Sunset (?) that's what it looks like to me anyway<br>

My contribution was taken with a D40 18-200 lens<br>

a celebrity of sorts Evinrude from the Rescuers on vacation in Florida<br>

if you don't know who that is ask your parents</p><div></div>

[sven keil]

<p><strong>To Jose Ángel</strong> : Ok, that's good to hear that S5+Nikkor is admitted . Yes, the D60 which delivered the <em>"infrared-sky-Wednesday-pic" </em> underwent sensor surgery - you are a good detective ;-)</p>

 

[tombaxter]

<p>Hasse - great shot!<br /> jfzhang - incredible sky!<br /> Here is one from my f90x, taken near my flat in London with Ilford HP5, 50mm lens, wide aperture, probably a 1/2 second exposure...</p>

<p><img src="http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3576/3459424829_f58a27850c.jpg?v=0" alt="" width="500" height="332" /></p>

[shawn_mcfarlane]

<p>love that shot Tom</p>

[bogdan_nicolescu]

<p>Laundry lines shot on Velvia, polarizer filter</p><div></div>

[chriscourt]

<p>Lookin' good folks!</p>

<p>Sjoerd's, René's and Monica's are my faves so far, and of course I can't go past a nice dragonfly pic :-) Well done Dennis!</p>

<p>I'm still many, many months behind with my downloads, so here's one from last year... Shot on lovely Wangerooge Island in the North Sea, D200 @ ISO 100, 70-200 f 2.8 at 200mm, 1/90 sec, f11.</p><div></div>

[alastair_anderson]

<p>Not taken this week, but cropped, heavily cropped yesterday.</p><div></div>

[tombaxter]

<p>Thanks Shawn. Yours is excellent - great subject matter.</p>

[ofey_kalakar]

<p>This is a picture I took a couple years ago. It was the first foosball game I've been to. Following the game the fans were invited onto the field to meet with the players and partake in various activities. I used a 35 f1.4 lens with my FM3A. The film was Ilford HP5 developed in Kodac HC110B for 5 min. and scanned using a film scanner--Minolta Dimage Elite 5400 using Silver Fast Ai software.</p><div></div>

[conwaygroup]

<p>Happy Nikon Wednesday to all! Still early and so many nice posts.<br>

Pedro, nice crop on the Blue D9 (funny, a boat named after a future Nikon body)<br>

Gert, man that's close at 50mm...don't get stung! nice DOF at 2.8<br>

Chris, the orange in your capture is so warm and pleasant. Nice job!<br>

This past week has been busy both at work and at home with pleasant weather finally allowing long overdue yardwork so I didn't have an opportunity to get out and shoot. Instead, here is a shot taken last summer while on vacation in northern Wisconsin. D3 300mm f/2.8G VR<strong> </strong> TC 1.4<br>

Keep up the good work everyone!</p><div></div>

[doug_santo]

<p>Costa's Hummingbird, Los Angeles County Arboretum, Arcadia California. D200 with Nikon 300/2.8, 1/4000s, f/2.8, ISO 720, spot metered.</p><div></div>