Nikon WedNEsDAy PiC #42

[keerthi]

<p>Hello Everybody,<br>

I am amazed at the sheer variety of subjects photographed and the perspective of every photographer is so varied too.<br>

This weeks post is of a lily that looked like it was itching to bloom.</p>

[david_l3]

<p>Nikon D40 with 18-70 AFS Nikkor. Program mode with -3 fill flash. She competes with me for the bathroom.</p><div></div>

[ken_i_h]

<p>Justin, interesting. You learn something new everyday. I still use NX2 only and never touched PS or any other s/w. Will have to learn someday.</p>

[doug_santo]

<p>Rufous Hummingbird, Los Angeles County Arboretum, Arcadia, CA. D700, 300/2.8, 1/1250s, f/2.8, ISO 900, spot metered, shutter priority.</p>

<p>Thank you to those who commented on my photo last week.</p><div></div>

[keerthi]

<p>Hello everybody!<br>

I am amazed at sheer variety of photos posted each week,reflecting the varied perspective of every individual.<br>

This weeks post is a lily that looked like it was itching to bloom.</p><div></div>

[paul_b.1]

Hi, guys..., mine , was taken more than 30 years ago :<div></div>

[ldgalaxy]

<p>Last weekend I spent some time at the Great Salt Lake to work on my landscape skills. At one point I stopped at a view area off of I-80 to get another angle of the lake with Antelope Island in the background.<br>

As I was framing my shot I noticed that about a mile northwest the Union Pacific was coming towards me right into my picture. I took quite a few pictures as the train passed by and was very pleased with the results. I picked my favorite to post today. I believe the train made for a much more interesting picture. The Great Salt Lake and Antelope Island make up the background.</p>

[birdied]

<p>Good morning everyone. Great, great start. Thanks to everyone who commented on my spider last week, it was much appreciated! <br>

I don't like bugs at all, but some how since I have decided to try macro, spiders are all I seem to find!! <br>

This weeks, photo is of a VERY tiny spider. The body could not have been 1/8" long. The color on the web is what caught my eye. I could not get as close or the angle I would have liked without disturbing his web. This is ther under side. With my naked eye, all I could really make out was this orange color almost glowing in the dark and the orange specks on the web also glowing. His web was under the eve of the house by a dark green bush, no sun on it, raining and very windy.<br>

The photo is under exposed to show how the colors almost glowed in the dark. Look at the design on this guy. Nature is really something!<br>

It is 100% crop, D300 60mm 2.8D micro , 200 ISO f3.2/1/125 , tripod. No processsing other than crop.</p><div></div>

[peterafle]

<p>My first contribution to the Nikon WedNEsDAy PiC -- I met this French Bulldog at a nearby dog show last weekend.</p>

<p><img src="http://d6d2h4gfvy8t8.cloudfront.net/9888870-md.jpg" alt="" width="679" height="451" /><br>

<strong>Nikon D90, Nikkor 50mm f1.4, 1/100, available light</strong></p>

 

[conwaygroup]

<p>My wife and I got away last weekend to see some fall color and get a few last casts in before putting the boat away for the winter. There was an old broken down wagon near the cabin we stayed in and my better half agreed to pose for me.<br>

D2hs, 1/80 @ f4.5, 24/70 2.8 @ 70mm, natural lighting, converted to B&W in ps cs3</p><div></div>

[pge]

<p>I am in such a hurry to post today, already 79 posts at 914 in the morning, that I haven't even looked at the photos above, but as soon as I get this done I am going to have a good look. Good morning to everyone.</p><div></div>

[wade_roth]

<p>Happy photo day. I haven't tried this before but I'm finding it interesting.</p><div></div>

[alex_foto]

<p>Good Morning WedNEsDAy lovers...<br>

A lot of amazing works so far.</p>

<p><strong>Rene' Villela</strong> - please accept my sincere apology, should you have taken any offence on the comments I made about your work last WedNEsDAy. No doubt on your skills and the fruit that blossoms out of them.</p>

<p>Unlike most of you, my contribution this week is from an indoor experimenting at my make-shift studio at home over the last weekend...</p>

<p>D300s with Nikkor 18-135mm f/3.5-6.5 @ 31mm f/10 1/160sec ISO400 with 2 flashes [sB900+SB800] remotely fired using AlienBee's Transmitter.</p><div></div>

[justthings]

<p>D80, 50mm f/1.8 shot at 1/20s and f8. The turtle hidden in the image was a surprise discovered in post-processing.</p><div></div>

[exposed1]

<p>Trying slow exposures with my D300. 0.4 sec, f29.0, 100 ISO<br>

Thank you for looking...<br>

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

[mikemason]

<p>Lake O'Hara, Alberta. Unintentional 2-shot stitch -- I couldn't get both the shoreline and mountain top in a single shot, but found that I had two I could stitch once I got home. The stitching was so easy I think I will do more of it in future!</p>

<p>D80, 18-70 @ 18mm, 1/125th @ f/8, ISO 100. Two shots stitched in Photoshop Elements.</p><div></div>

[jeffrey_knight1]

<p>Shot last Wednesday, on the last nice and sunny day we had this week.</p><div></div>

[p. wang]

<p >Tried to capture California autumn, I went hiking at local hills this weekend.</p>

<p >Came across this tree and saw the sunlight shining through. I thought it was interesting. I hope you’d like this picture.</p><div></div>

[eric_angelo]

<p>WOW!!! wonders of the world, love this thread!</p><div></div>

[temi-tade]

<p><img src="http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3480/3996645781_dca3f5d273.jpg" alt="" width="500" height="333" /></p>

<p>D700 + 80-200 2.8(@80mm) 1/30 sec f4 iso 400</p>

[ofey_kalakar]

<p>Fantastic photos this week. Absolutely Beautiful!<br>

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<h1>Nikon WedNEsDAy PiC #42</h1>

<p>I'm posting a picture of an ancient Etruscan bronze owl taken with a 105 f2.8 AiS Micro Nikkor on a D300, iso 200 at f2.8</p><div></div>

[tri-x1]

<p>Seattle Skyline from Bremerton Ferry.<br>

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

<strong>Nikon D300, 18-200 Nikkor</strong></p>

[bwuphoto]

<p>Wow some really beautiful stuff this week. Thanks for the warm welcome last week, here is another one with the D700+Rodenstock combo.<br>

D700, Rodenstock TV-Heligon 42/0.75 lens, 1/50 sec, ISO 800.</p><div></div>

[britta_gast]

<p>This is my first post to this forum, I've been checking it out since I joined photo.net, and have decided to participate.<br>

This picture is from a few weeks ago, I was taking my best friends engagement pictures, and this little guy decided to join us.<br>

Taken with a Nikon D90 with Nikkor 18-105 mm f/3.5-5.6. @ f/5.6 1/60sec ISO-560</p><div></div>

[thadley]

<p><img src="00Uk0U" alt="" /> Terrific and different images. Good day to all. This is an image of Bennett lake in Carcross (yukon) taken a few weeks ago when I was on a cross-Canada road trip. It was taken with my D300.</p><div></div>