Nikon WedNEsDAy PiC #46

[john_morris4]

<p>Richard Armstrong, I like the reflection picture even when it's turned rightside up.<br>

Aguinaldo de Paula, don't stop with the starscape pictures unless you've run out.</p>

[jerry_schuler]

<p>I took this photo at the Minneapolis Art Institute. They did not allow me to use my monopod with out a permit. Tripods and monopods are the same thing to them. Odd, I can get a tripod permit and they say it takes about 3 days to get approved. And I must put a specific time and date to be there. But that hardly seemed worth the effort for monopod. Does anybody have some insight into the mentality of museum security? Do they do criminal checks for people with tripods or monopods and put into a database of known monopod felons? Are they afraid somebody might get a good picture of their displays? Will they outlaw high ISO cameras in museums someday? Anyway, I used my Nikkor-Micro 55mm AIS at f2.8 and 1/60^th of sec. ISO 800. That’s about as longest shutter speed I can do with out camera shake. The images I got were underexposed but I photoshopped some light into them.</p>

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[Keith Gierman]

<p>This weeks contribution is a recent scan of an image taken pre-digital (for me). It is the Frank Lloyd Wright designed Fallingwater taken just after its' restoration was completed. Taken with an N90s, 60 mm/2.8 Micro-Nikkor on Kodak Royal Gold 100.</p><div></div>

[paul_b.1]

D300+85/1,8+sb400(fill flash):<div></div>

[tsypkin]

<p>So many terrific shots today! here is my submission.</p><div></div>

[evilsivan]

<p>Opal in the City</p><div></div>

[peter_doucette]

<p>I hope nobody minds another Veteran's Day picture. From this morning, with a D40 and a Vivitar Series One 75-300 4.5-5.6 1/400th ISO 800. </p><div></div>

[sergio_galicia]

<p>As always great photos everyone. here is mine of a lit up St Francis in my parents garden.<br>

D80, 18-135, iso 200, 18mm, f14, for 6 sec. I slowly zoomed out at the end of the exposure to get the streaks..</p><div></div>

[aldrich]

<p>It's been nearly four months...I bought a house and had to get used to all the yardwork and the like. </p>

<p>I'll share a shot from a couple months back since I'm so backlogged now. Good to be back everyone! Great work!</p><div></div>

[igor_smirnoff]

<p><img src="http://i619.photobucket.com/albums/tt271/jobseed/airport.jpg?t=1257975353" alt="" /><br>

Detroit</p>

[Zootman]

<p>I shot this picture of my daughter last week. Had just enough light left to take it. Nikon D200 with 50/1.8</p><div></div>

[Not Here]

<p>Outdoor candid - Nikon D300, Nikkor 18-200, 1/60s, f/5.6, ISO400, SB900 flash (diffused).</p><div></div>

[jyoungman]

<p>This photo is from a trip to Angkor Thom last month. D70s, 70mm, 1/320s, f/9, ISO 1000.</p>

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[CharlesBecker-Toronto]

<p>Times Square, New York with Nikon D90 and 16-85mm lens zoomed during the exposure</p><div></div>

[robert_cooper3]

<p>Nikon D200, 180mm f/2.8D AF, f/32 @ 1/500s, ISO 100</p><div></div>

[shuo_zhao]

<p>It's been awhile.</p><div></div>

[john_thorne]

<p>Wow. It is Rememberence Day and no one has a photo of a vet. I don't understand.</p>

[kris-bochenek]

<p>Happy Wednesday everybody<br>

great shots all<br>

my contribution for this week is a shot of myself I guess I should call it self portrait.<br>

I was playing with my SB600 + homemade snoot.</p>

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[dallasmcvickerphotography]

<p>John tech you are wrong. Roberta paid homage to the vet's out there. Richard also "Posted" a picture of one of the greatest Vet's. Besides not everyone on here is from the US. Just messing.</p>

[joshloeser]

<p><img src="http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2646/4081468121_8b643d9773_b.jpg" alt="" width="1024" height="692" /></p>

<p>N80+50/1.8 on Ilford Pan F 50.</p>

[hans11664883765]

<p>Well, it is still fall so here goes another fall shot.<br>

Many, many great inspiring pictures again this week. </p>

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[david_love2]

<p>John Thorne: I agree with you...so I am going to cheat and put in two of the Remembrance Day service from Saint John N.B.</p><div></div>

[kunstmacher]

<p>A bit late today:<br>

<a title="北海道のカボチャ por kunstmacher, en Flickr" href=" src="http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2517/4057623075_41195ee47c.jpg" alt="北海道のカボチャ" width="333" height="500" /></a><br>

<strong>D80 18-135mm kit lens @62mm f/8.0 1/160sec</strong></p>

[bmm]

<p>Hi guys,</p>

<p>Am on a crazy itinerary of work travel and away from my hard drive and archive of images, so haven't posted in a couple of weeks.</p>

<p>However sometimes when I have these periods of being just an observer I find this thread doubly amazing. So wonderful to 'check in' each Wednesday/Thursday and see the latest works from old and new photo.net friends.</p>

<p>Anyway from this week's offerings, as usual it was hard to pick some special selections but I can't go without particularly recognising the postings of Sanford, Hamish, Lil, Murali, Carey, and Tiffany which really spoke to me.</p>

<p>Cheers</p>

<p>PS: Like some others of late I have changed my photo.net name to make myself slightly less visible on google etc. I am Bernard (from Sydney) who has been around the Nikon forum for a while.</p>

[Nickens]

<p>Hi everyone, and to everyone who celibrates it happy veterans day. Tiffany thanks, your pictures as always are great. My post today is from the Circle B nature preserve in Lakeland Fla. It's a Sandhill Crane.</p><div></div>