Nikon WedNEsDAy PiC #38

[petter1]

<p><a href="../photodb/user?user_id=5105761">Ken Yamamoto</a> : in reply to your comment on my blog, my wife is not japanese, but I wouldn't mind if we lived there and we were both japanese! She is quite portuguese, actually =) We never tasted sushi until last night. We never even went to a japanese restaurant! She got excited by watching a video on YouTube and decided to give it a try, given her love for cooking.<br>

All the others, thank you for the comments. Wednesday is the best day of the week!</p>

<p>Pedro.</p>

[prettygeeky]

<p>Happy Humpday everyone... very nice contributions. Here's... Domo on the Rocks.</p><div></div>

[ken_i_h]

<p>Pedro: be easy on <em>Wasabi</em>! But they looks soooo well made! I am so impressed that I myself would want to taste it. My compliment to the chef. If you should ever come to New York, I will treat you to a good Japanese restaurant :-)<br>

Ken</p>

[kris-bochenek]

<p>Hello everyone lots and lots of great photos today.<br>

My contribution for today was taken in NY on the way from Staten Islad to Manhattan.<br>

Lady liberty in the rays of setting sun.</p>

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[kris-bochenek]

<p>Ty your buddy looks like one of the characters from Swedish or Finish cartoon Moomins he was brown loud and nasty creature and he's name was Stinky bad bad guy LOL.</p>

[finimage]

<p>Some great posts again this week. I'm going to make a point of finding time and having a really good trawl through the thread. Been so busy with everything else over the past week that I've had no time to get out with the Camera. So here's one from two weeks ago, our Dog striking a pose!</p><div></div>

[elliot1]

<p>Many stunning shots, as always!</p><div></div>

[palangat]

<p>Green Heron<br>

Nikon D200, ISO 100; 300mm f4 + TC 301; handheld.</p><div></div>

[paul_soohoo2]

<p>Taken in July on a river cruise on the Yang Tze river China. We were passing through the "3 Gorges" in the early morning.</p><div></div>

[paul_soohoo2]

<p>Taken in July on a river cruise on the Yang Tze river China. We were passing through the "3 Gorges" in the early morning.</p>

[terry_roberts2]

<p>First time posting here thought i would use a image shot at Epcot while on vacation a few weeks ago. I only took my D40 and 55-200 VR lens that night for light travel and ended up getting a decent nightshot after bracing against a trash can i think thats what it was.<br>

ISO 1600 1/10 sec f/4 55mm</p><div></div>

[tpernal]

<p>Gary M.<br>

What a freakin' sunset. I just sent a link to your shot to anyone in my address book with an eye for beauty.<br>

Right place at the right time is one thing... Having your camera with the right lens is quite another.<br>

congrats, your shot blew me away!!!</p>

[birdied]

<p>Some wonderful shots, a lot to aspire to.<br>

My contribution is a shot of my son's girlfriend enjoying her ice cream. </p><div></div>

[hans11664883765]

<p>This is a really neat thread, I'm to the point that I start looking forward to it earlier in the week.</p>

<p>here's my first try at a contribution</p><div></div>

[jill_bingham]

<p>I'm telling you the talent here on this forum is second to none . I will endevor to improve improve improve to come up to snuff.</p>

<p>I have a shot from a horse show shot Sunday. I really liked how this one made me feel when I first opened it.<br>

Shot with my D90 from the shade 1/320s at f5.6 iso 250. </p><div></div>

[wchen]

<p>Learning to take street picture but rarely have the courage to shoot straight. So I put my camera at my waist level and have lots of fun guessing everything.</p><div></div>

[ygranov]

<p>Hi Everybody<br>

A lot of great and wonderfull pictures. Here is mine.....<br>

D300 18-200VR @ 18mm ISO-320 1/640sec f/3.5<br>

Thank you everyone who commented my pictures last week</p>

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[Uhooru]

<p>Thank you Evan, much appreciated. I just came back to see what's gone up and I really enjoy the diversity, not only in subjects of photography, but the location of the photographers.</p>

[ygranov]

<p>Here is that picture again</p><div></div>

[kohanmike]

<p>As always, some pretty great stuff. This is from another show by Freddy Moore and Dennis Peters last Friday at CineSpace in Hollywood. Shadows of the duo and equipment on the back wall. D70s, AF 24-85mm f/2.8-4, ISO 1600, f/4 @ 1/80, monopod.</p><div></div>

[anejo]

<p>I am sorry that I will need to post tomorrow regarding these fine offerings today. I would like to thank Lil and Joseph for their kind time spent last week.<br>

Here I wanted to show the wonderful side a the "Steel City" site of the upcoming G20 summit. You could spend months enjoying the varied architecture and landscape. Simply out of the camera in haste. d300 Tokina 11-16. What a lovely forum...</p><div></div>

[rjm photo]

<p>HotRod</p><div></div>

[lancenoell]

<p>Hmm, someone needs to develop a plug-in for Lightroom to export directly to NikonWed threads.<br>

Great shots again, here's mine, some family winding up the day at the Oregon coast. <br>

Ever so slightly modified in PS.</p>

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[don_harper_the_edge]

<p>Nikon D3 70-200 f2.8 ISO 500 f 4.5 1/250 second<br>

Bagpipe player at Arlington National Cemetery.</p>

 

[moultonphoto]

<p>Nikon d300 105mm F13 1/125 ISO 200</p>