Nikon WedNEsDAy PiC #40

[ken_rosenbaum1]

<p>I saw this little guy hanging around my garage on the window of the service door. grabbed my D200, 60mm AF-D Nikon macro, SB600 flash and SC-17 held up high. All handheld.</p><div></div>

[lawrence_ho]

<p>Remember the buskerfest that I took I picture of the mechete juggler? Here is another one at the same event. I actually hanged around the ice-cream truck for a good 15 minutes hoping to catch a toddler's hand grabbing the yummy ice-cream from the vendor but to no avails. Shot with D700 and 70-200mm f2.8; 1/400s, ISO200 and 2.8f.</p>

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[jeffrey_knight1]

<p>Got up early on a Sunday morning to catch this at sunrise. Taken with a f4 on superia 400 film using a Tokina 70-210 lens.</p><div></div>

[rarmstrong]

<p>Good morning! <br>

First, thank you all who made kind comments on my lighthouse shot last week. It's been a busy week and I'm on the road now. Not much time for photography this week so here is another view of the lighthouse. It's with my D300 and the Sigma 10-20 mm zoom.</p><div></div>

[aguinaldo_de_paula]

<p>Lots of good pics, as always.<br>

Wayne Wrights: I love this train. Very nice composition;<br>

Lawrence Ho: wonderful colors and bokeh. Beautiful pic.<br>

Congrats</p>

[dave_greenidge1]

<p>Hamish I like your shot, it captured the feeling of the first days of winter.</p>

<p>A street shot from a couple of weeks ago, the tatoo message caught my eye.</p><div></div>

[tomburden]

<p>Very impressive work today. My contribution was taken at the Marine Corps Memorial in Arlington, VA.<br>

Made with Nikon D90, 18-200mm. f 5.6 @ 1/500</p><div></div>

[eturner]

<p>Good Wednesday Morning from Louisiana. Here is my contribution for today. It is another vacation shot from Florida.</p><div></div>

[Keith Gierman]

<p>Hi to All,<br>

Great start to another Wednesday. Spent some time at the Strasburg RR in Pennsylvania. To late to ride, but plenty of time for pictures. Nikon D80 w/ 18 - 70</p><div></div>

[roger_young2]

<p>Good Morning everyone- Wed. is off to another great start. This is a shot taken last week At the Toledo, Ohio zoo. Nikon D70, Tokina 80-200 f/2.8 @ f/6.3 1/320sec.</p>

[roger_young2]

<p>Lets try again</p><div></div>

[p. wang]

<p >Happy WedNEsDAy everyone. Oh boy, so many great shots.</p>

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<p >Thanks for the commentary on my last week’s picture- Little Owl (Northern Saw-whet Owl). I am grateful. </p>

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<p >Hi Lil, I did finally find the description of my little owl in a bird book and you were right. I like to shoot all kinds of subjects. Whatever it is that interests me. But it is true, more often than not; I find birds showing up in most of my pics. </p>

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<p >My contribution of this Wednesday is “Rage”, shot at SF Zoo back in March. Hope you like it.</p>

<p >D300 with 18-200mm lens, f/5, 1/5, 1/640 sec, ISO 200</p>

<p ><strong >Rage</strong></p><div></div>

[nadam]

<p>Good morning to all WedNEsDAy photographers! Here's my contribution, from a vacation a few weeks ago. Taken sometime around midnight, with a <strong>D80, 18-135mm lens at 18mm, 25 sec at f/4.0, and at ISO 800. <br /> </strong><br>

<strong><img src="http://img2.tar.hu/neinsteinadam/img/38990667.jpg" alt="" /> </strong></p>

[Matt Laur]

<p>A roughly half-inch section of a highly polished carnelian/mauve agate disk. The lapidary who cut and finished the stone desiged the piece around an interesting quartz inclusion and druzy-textured faceted crystal section that had formed near it. Seen up close, the translucency of the agate makes the half-buried druzy structure and the quartz elements seem oddly but enjoyably out of place. This was part of a product shoot, but I got distracted! It's lit with an overhead softbox and a reflector below and to one side.</p><div></div>

[mark_johnson35]

<p>Good morning everyone, great start. Mine is from our recent trip to Santa Fe. Taken w\D200 and Tamron 18-270. </p>

<p><img src="http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2652/3903666445_66fb2880bc.jpg" alt="" width="586" height="396" /></p>

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[chris_vicino]

<p>This is a picture I took over the weekend at Caesars Head State Park in South Carolina.</p>

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<p><img src="http://d6d2h4gfvy8t8.cloudfront.net/9836711-md.jpg" alt="" width="679" height="450" /></p>

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<p> This Was Taken with my Nikon D5000</p>

[exposed1]

<p>Taken during a high school senior portrait shoot. Used my D300, 18-70, f4.5, 1/80 second. Converted to B/W in PS elements.<br>

Thank you for the comments and thoughts.<br>

Randy</p><div></div>

[ofey_kalakar]

<p>Sunday afternoon I was walking about in an area of Toronto, that I believe has great character. Some fantastic street shooting opportunities did prevail and as a result I was able to capture a host of interesting scenes. I challenged myself to two prime lenses on two very different cameras. One was a mechanical film FM3A with its' 45AiP exposing a roll of B&W Delta 100. The other was a D300 with a 50 f1.2 Nikkor, a lens I am still trying to master. In keeping with Jose's use of an old lens on a new DSLR, the photo I am presenting is from the D300-50f1.2 combo that was captured at f1.2. It is of a band performing on a downtown neighborhood side street in the city.</p><div></div>

[CharlesBecker-Toronto]

<p>My Favourite Wall Art ever-Nikon D70 and 18-70 Nikon lens</p><div></div>

[Lou_Meluso]

<p>Hello All.</p><div></div>

[walterryan]

<p>Hi All,<br>

My contribution this week a web friend for Ken R.<br>

Nikon D90 with Sigma 70-200 2.8 @ f6 1/60 hand held.</p><div></div>

[tri-x1]

<p>Nikon D300, 17mm Tokina ATX<br>

<img src="http://swcornell.com/webphoto/la_station_72.jpg" alt="" /></p>

[jeffrey_aiello_photography]

<p>Millenium Park, Chicago at lunch. Taken back in late August.<br>

<img src="http://d6d2h4gfvy8t8.cloudfront.net/9826881-lg.jpg" alt="" width="650" height="433" /><br>

Here are the tech specs:<br>

<strong>Copyright: </strong>Copyright 2009 by Jeffrey Aiello<br /><strong>Camera Model: </strong>NIKON D700<br /><strong>Exposure Time: </strong>1/40.0 seconds<br /><strong>FNumber: </strong>11.0<br /><strong>ISO Speed Ratings: </strong>ISO 320<br /><strong>Exposure Program: </strong>Manual<br /><strong>ExposureBiasValue: </strong>+-1 2/3<br /><strong>FocalLength: </strong>200.0 mm</p>

[chauncey_huffman]

<p>Here are a few that I shot at my (very small) homecoming. It was in my hometown that I no longer live in, but I like to go back for some interesting pictures. I don't have the metadata with me, but they were both shot with a D70, and an 80-200 2.8, no flash.</p><div></div>

[azlatic]

<p>Wonderful Wednesday!<br>

Didn't get to shoot much this past week - too much work and school and all the other stuff that makes up a full, enjoyable life.<br>

Took this picture of my new cousin's foot on a visit the week after she was born. Baby feet get me every time.</p><div></div>