Nikon WedNEsDAy PiC #18

[bms]

<p>Great pictrues, getting better every week. Here is mine:<br />D300, ISO 200, SB-900 set at manual @ 1/8, 1/60 s, PB5 Bellows, 55 Nikkor Micro, f8 (I think)</p><div></div>

[sanford_dickerson]

<p>Boathouse Row, Philadelphia, PA. Lighting created to celebrate July 4th. Nikon F5, 24-85mm lens, Fuji Provia 100.</p><div></div>

[keerthi]

<p>Hi!All,<br>

So many nice pictures posted already.I thought I'll join the party with this pic of a fire cracker shot during 'deepavali' the festival of light.</p><div></div>

[User_3607948]

<p>Finally found a way to get the pooch to stay still.</p>

[sasvata__shash__chatterjee]

<p>Isabella and Marcella, daughters of a friend and colleague, from a picture session I did with them on Saturday to commemorate Isabella's Communion ceremony.</p><div></div>

[Christopher Sperry Photogr]

<p>It snowed again last night in Montana, so it looks like January, complete with overcast skies. Therefore, I decided to post a photo from last fall. While driving around the countryside and keeping an eye on the setting sun, this tree caught my eye. I set up my tripod and waited a little while for the right moment. Nikon F4, AF Nikkor 70-300mm f/4-5.6 ED, Velvia 50.</p><div></div>

[michael s.]

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<p>D70 w/ kit lens (Nikkor 18-70mm) at 1/20 (exp comp -1)</p>

[tri-x1]

<p><img src="http://swcornell.com/webphoto/tolo_lake01.jpg" alt="" /><br>

Tolo Lake, Idaho</p>

[tri-x1]

<p>Tolo Lake photo Nikon D300, 18-20mm Nikkor.</p>

[peter_k4]

<p>From my trip to florida last year. One of the few times I've made it awake for dawn.</p><div></div>

[Sanford]

<p>Nikon D50, 18-200 Nikkor zoom</p><div></div>

[Rene11664880918]

<p><strong>Matthew and Simon &</strong><strong> Chris.....</strong> Thank you. I didn't think it was that good but I still like it.</p>

<p><strong>Hector....</strong> No time for birds. I am also feeling so lazy and I am just trying to enjoy my time instead of working on pictures. I am also with many friends since it was my friend's wedding so I have to stay around with the group. </p>

<p><strong>Dennis....</strong> I have no idea. Most probably there must be some kind of building laws same as in the UK. Here are all the house coordinated and makes them look really nice. I wish Japan was like that coz it makes it look really pretty.<br>

Ah! Time to pack again. I gotta a plane to catch. Italy is the next stop! <br>

<strong>Great work everybody!</strong></p>

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[gary_mcghee]

<p>Fab, great stadium photo. looks like a model.<br>

<br />here's mine for this week. i think it's a saxifraga. taken in my mother in laws back yard.</p><div></div>

[michael_spencer3]

<p>Nikon D100 and 18-200VR. 1/40 sec at F13 with circular polarizer. Taken on the Wasghinton Mall on Thursday April 27th.</p><div></div>

[michaelmiles]

<p>Great pics everyone!</p>

<p>Saturday evening, I was sitting right outside my back door enjoying the great weather and contemplating the yard work I needed to do the next day - probably should have done it that day, but was not in the mood. I decided to monitor the bird feeders looking for some good bird shots and I noticed that my neighbor's kid's new project car - an old Dodge Dart - gave the scene an old-timey suburbian feel. I was impelled to capture the moment and transport it back in time - if you can overlook the modern bird feeder and solar ground lamp.</p>

<p>The photo was taken with a D60 and AF-S DX 55-200mm f/4-5.6G IF ED VR. It was taken @ 55mm, f/4, 1/8sec, iso800 @ 7:35 PM EST. The image was then cropped some and converted to grayscale in Photoshop CS.</p><div></div>

[shirkwolfe]

<p>Moderator, can you delete my previous post? Part of my photo was missing. I'm sorry. D700 with SB 600 bounced for hair, SB 800 on camera left, SB 900 on camera diffused.</p><div></div>

[trevor_newman1]

<p>Went for a walk through the Capitol rose gardens the other day and had to get on my back for this one. Wonderful images everyone!</p><div></div>

[jannekaakinen]

<p>Amazing photos again, way too many great pics to choose one favorite, this truly keeps getting better and better!</p>

<p>On this week I went and bought myself a new body, Fuji S5 pro, but didn't have much time to shoot with it, just a few test shots (including the obligatory my-first-fuji-color-sunset-pic :) ). Again however, I chose a pic taken with my D50/50mm-combo that comes with me where ever I may go. The best camera truly seems to be the one you have with you when you need one...</p>

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[greengart]

<p>I love the images especially the colors Christopher caught in Montana<br>

My son had just gotten out of the bath when i had the nerve to take a picture of him. i love the expression and vibrant towel<br>

D50 SB600 with 50mm 1.8</p><div></div>

[hector_andrade]

<p>Chris, your picture is amazing. I never thought of the 70-200 as a landscape lens. I liked Benjamin's also since I love macro-abstract. Stanford your colors are incredible. Good work everybody!</p>

[liljuddakalilknyttphotogra]

<p>Rob - - -<br>

Is that a fish eye? OK I have to see if I've processed something from this weekend I want to post or if I have to rush process something... I'll be back - great thread as usual<br>

Lil :-)</p>

[chansonbleu]

<p>Another great presentation of Nikon images this week. Alistar and Michael S stood out to me this week. As usual there are so many great ones.</p><div></div>

[lesterphoto]

<p>Nikon D300 with 70-200 f2.8 ed-if vr lens</p><div></div>

[waldemar_giers___kitchener]

<p>It's always plessure to open WedNEsDAy tread. My entry is...</p><div></div>

[paul_b.1]

Impressive shots on this wednesday thread. So far my favorites are : Jose A., Susan W.(the second one) ,J.F.Zhang, Gary McGhee, Eli G., Shawn McFarlane, Robert D., Hector A., Richard Armstrong (wow !), Dan Park, Chris Court, Michael S., Wyne C., Alistar A.

 

My picture was taken last week . I was very busy since with some assignements but I prefere to post this one instead :