Nikon WedNEsDAy PiC #42

[Nick D.]

<p>Hi all, here is mine.<img src="http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2448/4011785161_676d653e81_o.jpg" alt="" width="734" height="647" /><br>

D300, 80-200/2.8.</p>

[anita_guris]

<p>I am so happy I found you all. What an adventure this has been today, all over the world and back and I'm truly in awe of you all. You are all such excellent shutterflies it makes me feel empowered. I will post here when I get my new D90 and maybe, you have inspired me to be bold and go where no lens has gone before. Thank you all. Fabulous photos, truly.</p>

[kevin cassar]

<p>First of all I thank all those who viewed and commented on my contributions! I love <strong>WedNEsDAy PiC </strong>and look forward to it every week. Here are a few comments on the contributions that caught my attention:<br /><strong>Jose Angel</strong> Fantastic panorama view<br /><strong>Rene Villela</strong> Love it. Very eye catching.<br /><strong>Hamish Gray</strong> Great perspective<br /><strong>Lil Judd</strong> I love insect macros and yours is excellent and has great colours.<br /><strong>Jeannean Ryman</strong> Same as above. Great shot.<br /><strong>Dave Greenidge</strong> Wonderful view<br /><strong>Aaron Bonnici</strong> Great light and mood my fellow countryman!<br /><strong>Ikka Nissila</strong> What can I say, beautiful waterflow.<br /><strong>Francesco Pessolano</strong> Great result.....kinda reminds me of my time in Amsterdam.<br /><strong>Mark Gordon</strong> Wow....two things.....1) You are a very lucky guy and have an incredibly beautiful wife who models for you. 2) You did not put your luck to waste and produced a stunning photo!<br /><strong>Matt Laur</strong> Lovely B&W. Great lighting.<br /><strong>Dennis Nrabender</strong> Fabulous and very colourful<br /><strong>Doug Santo</strong> Speechless....just incredible, well done<br /><strong>Alex Foto</strong> Great child portrait<br /><strong>Mike Mason</strong> Ahhhhhh.....makes me wish I was there!<br /><strong>Tony Hadley</strong> Great use of wide angle lens perspective<br /><strong>Tiffany Brook</strong> Another great idea very well executed.<br /><strong>Andrew Phednos</strong> Beautiful lizard<br /><strong>Nick Doronin</strong> Great capture in flight.<br />The rest are all excellent. Keep it up.</p>

[kevin cassar]

<p>My contribution this week. Alas it's another shot of my son who is 3 years old tomorrow!!! Nikon D200 + 50mm F1.8 @ F4 1/60s ISO 400 (SB600). </p><div></div>

[pcg856]

<p>Zermatt Switzerland</p><div></div>

[jay_miao1]

<p>pumpkin harvest in Ardenwood farm California</p><div></div>

[wchen]

<p><strong>Photo taken about two year ago at Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge. A picture of bird's heaven without a bird. We were there a little bit late and most of the birds have left, losing patience for waiting us. In memory of our moving out of NM for one year.</strong></p><div></div>

[Lou_Meluso]

<p>White Tiger in Repose</p><div></div>

[sebastianmoran]

<p>Out boating with a friend this last weekend, late in the day. I liked the light and he liked the portrait. This is on the Connecticut River pretty close to where it flows into Long Island Sound. My best regards to all!</p><div></div>

[mjferron]

<p>Forever waiting.</p><div></div>

[rascal64]

<p>Thank you Filip and Kevin, not only for your comments, but your contributions. I definitely appreciate the humor Filip...we (photogs) can be very silly.</p>

[hans11664883765]

<p>There was a show of WWII airplanes here in Tulsa this weekend. A great photo op. Shot many pics in what ended up being the last nice day for a while (been raining every day since).</p>

<p>B25 bomber plane "martha jean"</p>

<p>D40, 17-55mm lens, 26mm, f22. </p>

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[hans11664883765]

<p>Many beautiful pics again.</p>

<p>Was at a WWII planes demonstration/exhibition last weekend here in Tulsa. Took many (too many as usual) pics. Beautiful day, last one as it has rained every day since then.</p>

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[hans11664883765]

<p>Sorry about the double post! I put in the first one, submitted it and got a server error, pic did not load so I thought the post had not either. Really slow getting in here tonite for some reason.</p>

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[peterafle]

<p>So many wonderful photos, I won't try to comment on them all, with one exception:<br>

Tiffany, thank you for the welcome! Your image really turned my head (literally and figuratively). That one is really special.<br>

THanks again to everyone for sharing.<br>

PR</p>

[rick_larkin]

<p>This summer my little pit discovered swimming in the pool and loved every minute of it.</p><div></div>

[robert_cooper3]

<p><strong>Cicada</strong><br>

D300, Nikkor 60mm f/2.8 AF-S Micro, SB-800- ISO, 1/15s @ f/11</p><div></div>

[brian_guy]

<p>A beautiful weekend in Boston.</p><div></div>

[brian_guy]

<p>Let me try that again. This time with the right size.<br>

Boston Common. Nikon D200.</p><div></div>

[bmm]

<p>My apologies, late this week as I have just this morning flown back to Sydney from Wellington in New Zealand. Some brilliant work so-far...</p>

<p>Mine is a second image from my recent trip to Hong Kong. Again a 'detail' shot taken in street markets... and yes we ate these afterwards!</p><div></div>

[cmulcahy]

<p>Portrait of my wife....shot in RAW, converted to b&w using Capture NX. Bounced an SB800 for lighting.</p><div></div>

[Uhooru]

<p>Hmmm...Weds again..enjoying the variety. This is a photo taken earlier in the year in "Chinatown" Los Angeles. D200 and the fabulous 70-200 2.8 <img src="http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3118/3244025464_3fb518d313_o.jpg" alt="" /></p>

[jason_r1]

<p>Taken one cloudy day between the rain showers. This one was traveling from Oregon back to Atlanta and made a stopover to wait out some weather.</p><div></div>

[evan_browning]

<p>D90, Nikon 18-200, f/22, ISO 100, 1 Second<br>

there I am on the left =o)<br>

After hiking several km, we arrived at the final fall of Yumbilla, one of the world's highest waterfalls. Here is the final fall, which is only around 50 meters of its total 790 in falls!</p><div></div>

[dave_greenidge1]

<p>Thank you to <strong>Mathew</strong> , <strong>Ken</strong> , <strong>Eddy</strong> , <strong>Dieter</strong> , <strong>Tiffany </strong> and <strong>Kevin</strong> for your kind words.</p>

<p><strong>Rene' </strong> I hope you made it home with out more mishap and monetary loss, traveling can really wear on a person.</p>

<p><strong>Tiffany</strong> your photo is so full of life and expresses love, joy and motherhood - wonderful.</p>

<p><strong>Jens </strong> very nice lighting and motion with the blacksmith.</p>

<p><strong>Matt </strong> the soft gentle smile and the pup are excellent, the lighting is great.</p>

<p><strong>Kent </strong> I'm not sure why but I like your cat, I think it is the perspective and realizing it's a bowling alley.</p>