Nikon WedNEsDAy PiC 2010: #7

[Dieter Schaefer]

<p>Another fast moving thread - and another week with great pictures. <br>

Took this one about two weeks ago, Nikon D200, 12-24/4 at f/11, ISO 200, 5-exposure HDR processed in photomatix.</p><div></div>

[fi_rondo1]

<p>FM2</p><div></div>

[ArthurRichardson]

<p>Hi All,<br />Just opening the thread and already so much great work.<br />A few that caught my eye:<br>

Gej jones nice composition<br />Richard Key nice abstract<br />Tiffany, Carey, Dubravko and Eric beautiful portraiture<br />Bogdan and Hamish picture perfect<br />Anish nice colours<br />Paul B. very very recognizable!<br />Marc Henry, very moody<br />Lawrence and Roberta great technique<br />Doug IR?</p>

<p>My picture is from <strong>Muider Castle</strong> in Holland the white dot are snow flakes.</p><div></div>

[bogdan_nicolescu]

<p>Fi Rondo good to see your posts here too, I'm a big fan of Street & Documentary forum, great photos indeed from you guys, I can't get enough of them...</p>

[jannekaakinen]

<p>Looking at your PiCs was exactly what I needed right now, thanks for everyone, such a beautiful collection again.<br>

And thanks to Boris M. for your comment on last weeks thread, I'm honored. :) And thanks to Richard K. for your comment on my PiC in a thread week before that.</p>

<p><a href="../photo/10697561">This one</a> I took on this morning just before heading out to a workshop to teach youngsters some basics. :) I shot total of three actual shots this week, so this PiC is here to state that while I haven't taken many shots, I've been busy playing (and making others play) with Nikon gear in other ways. :) Cheers!</p>

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<strong>Nikon D50 + Nikon 35mm f/1.8G</strong></p>

[ofey_kalakar]

<p>Some very beautiful pics this week. Here is my contribution.</p><div></div>

[ShunCheung]

<p>City Hall and Center for the Performing Arts</p>

<p>Nikon D3S with 14-24mm/f2.8 AF-S @ 16mm, f8, 15 seconds, ISO 200</p><div></div>

[don_harper_the_edge]

<p>Nikon D2X 28-70mm lens f4.5 1/125 sec ISO 100 65mm<br>

Red for Valentine week and love. Engagement session at a warmer time.</p><div></div>

[mirceaciuca]

<p>Good Afternoon WedNEsDAy. Here, in Europe, is 6 p.m. (+2 GMT)<br />A lovely day we have here again. Great photos I saw in this afternoon.<br />Nikon D80, 50/1.8 AF-D, iso 400.<br />I sold this days my D300 and I post an old photo, from 2008. I will take some timeoff.<br />Thank you.</p><div></div>

[phil_burt]

<p>Good Morning to all WedNEsDay PiC shooters! Looks like this is off to a wonderful start today. We still have a little snow here in Benton, KY ..... but it won't be long before spring hits.<br>

I will remark on a few of the pics that caught my eye, they are ALL beautiful and I can't wait too see the rest for today.<br>

Matt Laur, I hope you didn't get covered up with snow, especially your camera.<br>

Gej Jones, After seeing you beautiful shot I will travel there this summer to see that spot. <br>

Cary Moulton, This portrait is just what I hope to be able to do. It is so life like and smooth. <br>

Ian Rance, Nice shot, makes me think about Spring which is right around the corner. <br>

Eric James, Sassy looks so alert and the bokeh is so dreamy. Nice photo.<br>

Mark Gordon, I love your Glasgow at night. A great HDR!<br>

Again, all of the shots are great.<br>

Here is mine for this week. From my ongoing Barn series here in Marshall County, Benton, KY<br>

Thank you and all have a wonderful day.<br>

phil b<br>

benton, ky</p>

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[www.transcendentphoto.com]

<p>so many good photos and many memories... one of my is from valentine's day concert</p><div></div>

[Matt Laur]

<p>Brian: the "" tag format doesn't work in this venue. You can use the WYSIWYG image insertion tool as you compose your comment, and just paste the URL into its dialog box, and it will handle the forum-friendly markup.<br /><br />Sanford: you'll have better luck if you first create a lower-resolution copy of the image file. In the case of your image above, 700 x 466 would work perfectly. Be sure to use enough JPG compression to keep the file under 300kb.</p>

[kdpowell]

<p>Hi everyone and HaPpy WedNeSdaY!<br>

As always this thread takes us on a journey around the work through the mind's eye of so many people.<br>

Today I am posting a picture in the winter theme. It was taken a few weeks ago on the shores of Lake Michigan. <strong>Nikon D5000, VR 18-55mm F/3.5-5.6G @ 18mm, 1/8s, f3.5</strong></p><div></div>

[Christopher Sperry Photogr]

<p>Out for an evening walk along the Bitteroot River in Montana. I just missed the geese flying by.<br>

Sanford: your photo attachment looks great, a very beautiful snowy scene.</p><div></div>

[brian_bahn]

<p>Thanks matt. I'll try again.</p>

<p> <img src="http://i826.photobucket.com/albums/zz183/double_b_photo/Birds/cardinal-snow.jpg" alt="" /></p>

[sanford_dickerson]

Last time, I promise!!!!

Nikon D70s, 18-70mm, polarizer.

 

 

Love this forum. This shot was taken in Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, Pa of the Japanese House at the Horticultural Center after out sencond Blizzard last week.<div></div>

[pdhoward]

<p>Happy Wednesday everyone. A picture of the family cat.</p><div></div>

[melissapapajphotography]

<p>Moonlit Sillhouette<br>

D700, 300mm f/2.8, ISO 1600</p><div></div>

[jimitav]

<p>Great pictures everybody!</p><div></div>

[dave_wilson1]

<p>My subject for this week are some winter cleanup tools. I was outside cleaning up when I decided that ould make a good Wed pic subject, not quite exactly what I wanted but shot with D200, 100 ISO and 300mm 4.5 Ais lens. I hope uploads, otherwise you'll have to imagine it. Enjoy, Dave<br>

Sorry, I'll try again later, I knew there would be trouble.</p>

[jefflipsman]

<p>Lawrence Ho - Nice job. I read the book and did most of the exercises, but didn't complete the dark field work. Your photo looks great.<br>

<br /> My photo is one that didn't work out quite right. I was walking the streets of a Mexican village when this dog came toward me and bowed. I held the camera at ground level and snapped a couple of shots. Everything lined up perfectly, but I was in aperture priority at f/2.8 with too little DOF for the pooch. Sometimes P mode isn't a bad thing.<br>

<br /> So here's the one that got away.</p><div></div>

[herbmartin2]

<p>A shot from our local winter triathlon last Sunday. FM2N, kodak bw400cn, 200mm f4 ais.</p><div></div>

[rascal64]

<p>I like posting early! Now I can come back and view at leisure all the posts.<br>

Greg...Interesting effect and color...can't wait to see more of the series</p>

<p>Mikhail...What a fabulous story. That is really what the art of photography is all about...what a gift! You are "Amelie Poulan" with a camera.</p>

<p>Sanford...Extraordinary...there is wisdom in those eyes</p>

<p>Hamish...Sensational...moody and beautiful as is your signature style.</p>

<p>Francesco...Thank you for your comments and it seems that your curious mind has discovered the origin of selective blur...bravo!</p>

<p>Ashim...Sweet sweet face</p>

<p>Rick...Thank you for your comments and you seem to have captured your own fabulous model...great shot!</p>

<p>Joan...Nice shot...off of Bo-Peeps' face, I am guessing that isn't coca cola in her cup.</p>

<p>Paul...Yes indeed, you captured it. Fabulous colors. Gorgeous...crisp.</p>

<p>Arthur...Thank you for your comments...you have definitely captured the flakes in a very unusual way...very interesting.</p>

<p>Don...Great shot! I love the colors and composition.</p>

<p>Christopher...So beautiful. I can't wait to visit MT again.</p>

<p>Dimitris...Stunning...what else can I say?</p>

[michael_burnett]

<p>Eagle Through Glass<br>

Nikon D700 24-120mm f3.5<br>

Great pics this week!</p><div></div>

[James Kazan]

I think this one makes a odd abstract even by my definition. Interesting late afternoon light though.<p>

2/8/10<br>

ISO 100<br>

1/3 sec. f22<br>

70mm<p>

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