Nikon Wednesday Pic 2010: #21

[rarmstrong]

<p>Good Morning, and thank to to those who commented on the Trillium from last week. This is also from my yard at f5.6, 1/160 sec, iso 200 with the D300/105mm combo...<br>

Have a great week!<br>

Dick</p><div></div>

[palangat]

<p>Hello Everyone,<br>

Have been away from the forum for a while. Getting back into the groove of things. My contribution for today: Frog shot through exhibit glass at the local zoo aided by crappy exhibit lighting. Nikon D200, 105mm f4 Ais Micro Nikkor at f=4, 1/500s, ISO 200, handheld. Enjoy!</p><div></div>

[slopoki]

<p>A snowy Edret is about to make a fly become non existent.<br>

D2X w 600/4.<br>

<a href="mailto:f4@1/3200">f4@1/3200</a> sec<br>

iso 200<br>

EC -2/3 stop<br>

Thanks for looking, Rick</p>

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[acute]

<p>D90 with 85mm 1.8</p><div></div>

[george_allred]

<p>I was shooting my wife's company fuction in Cocoa Beach this weekend.</p><div></div>

[dougrice]

<p>Hi All,<br>

Happy Wednesday!<br>

This is a shot I took last week at a nearby park, after a very heavy dew. I walked through high grass and got thoroughly soaked, but it was worth it.<br>

D90<br>

Very old 55/3.5 Micro 1/200 sec ISO 800 probably around f/11.<br>

<img src="http://d6d2h4gfvy8t8.cloudfront.net/11051175-lg.jpg" alt="" /></p>

[danielowen]

We had these lovely calves in the field behind our house few weeks ago...<div></div>

[gwen_klaus]

<p>Good morning Wednesday viewers. We just got back from our grandson's wedding in Mobile AL and our trip through the Smoky Mountains National Park. My photo today is of the river that runs through and around the park . Nikon D300 Tamron 17-50mm f/2.8 lens.</p><div></div>

[alex.held]

<p>Hello All<br>

Thanks to <strong>Doug Rice </strong>and <strong>Jeff Lipsman </strong>for your kind words on my last week pic.<br>

Thursday was the last show of the Polo Circo Festival. It was a show presented by French and Argentine circus students. <br>

D300 + 18-200 VR @ 130mm - 1/60 - f 5.6 - Manual Exposure - ISO 3200</p><div></div>

[jos__arnaud]

<p>Hello Fellow Nikonians !<br>

First of all I want to thank warmly to <strong>Janas Fjellstedt</strong> and <strong>Peter Heritage</strong> (as well as to <strong>Hayley Karl</strong> and <strong>Doug Rice</strong>), for their stimulating comments on my Cambodian Mother and Child, that is in fact one of my prefered pictures, as well as to <strong>Greg Kowalczewski</strong> and <strong>Doug Rice</strong> for their comments on my "Jumping" photo, last Weds..<br>

This week, so far,at this early stage, besides the usual excellent flower and bug macros, I would like to refer, for their originality, <strong>Erik Christensen</strong>'s "Manicure" and <strong>Kent Shaker</strong>'s Heavy tripod-light camera, <strong>Rick Moran</strong>'s "Snowy Edret", for the perfect symmetry and of his very "clean" picture, <strong>Aguinaldo</strong> for his "retro" style Paris street scene, and also <strong>Scott Pogorelc</strong>'s "Cats life", for the very critical use of the focus to give depth to his cat.<br>

This week I contribute with a picture taken at a traditional Iberian mask parade that took place in Lisbon city, last Saturday.</p><div></div>

[bogdan_nicolescu]

<p>Paris early spring</p><div></div>

[wayne_wrights]

This week image was taken with Nikon D300 with 200-400mm f4 lens + 1.4 TC. Lens was set at 400mm ISO 400 f6.3 at 1/80 second.<div></div>

[gej_jones]

<p>Good morning and Happy WedNEsDAy! <br>

Thank you - Jose Arnaud, Kent Shafer, Richard Snow and Doug Rice for you comments and interest in my photo last week. I appreciate you taking the time to write.</p>

<p>The photo is from the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco. I liked the sky and the definition of the columns. Hope you enjoy the view.</p><div></div>

[mvihava]

<p>An orchid, not so common, named Anacamptis morio. Saaremaa, Estonia.</p><div></div>

[boris_miljevic]

<p>Here is the picture - NO MODIFICATIONS OR RETOUCHING WHAT SO EVER.<br>

Straight out of D700 camera.<br>

Shooted in RAW, only saved in jpeg, and resized to 640px on longer side.</p><div></div>

[thadley]

<p><img src="../photo/11051390" alt="" /> Spring driftwood in Candiac, Quebec.</p><div></div>

[tony12tt]

<p>Being totally lost for a subject to shoot I decided to shoot this pebble at closeup. These are actually very interesting in architecture. Smooth on the surface with straight sharp edges. Being weathered over time, heat and cold action cause them to crack but given the dense hard nature of the rock itself, they quicker split along sharp angles.</p><div></div>

[arun_seetharam]

<p>Wow!! Some really lovely pictures. Especially the one titled "Waiting", very creative.<br>

Here is mine, shot with D90, 80-200-f2.8, 1/1600, f7.1 at Deerfield Beach, FL.</p><div></div>

[kobye]

<p>Here was a fun find from the weekend - there were hundreds of fallen, tiny viburnum blossoms on some leaves. I found a few that I could get in the same plane of focus for this shot.</p><div></div>

[mitchell_freedman]

<p>Door / Lock shot on Magazine Street, New Orleans. Slight crop and de-saturation in Aperture.</p><div></div>

[lawrence_ho]

<p>Brought my camera playing a round of golf. There is a downside to enjoying dual hobby at the same time ... you are bound to be bad at at least one of the two 8<.<br /><br />D700 + 24-70 f/2.8 lens; f/13, 1/125s, ISO200, 62mm FL<br>

<img src="http://cameraface.smugmug.com/photos/879235005_vaVjB-X3.jpg" alt="" /></p>

[richardsnow]

<p>Thanks to everyone that commented on my photo last week. I'll be back later to comment on everyone's photos.</p>

<p>Last week I got the chance to go to the local Minor League team while Jacoby Ellsbury was in a rehab stint after his time on the DL. Here's his second hit on the day. It was a single. I missed him stealing second while I was focused on Mike Cameron hitting (also in a rehab stint).</p>

<p>Hope everyone enjoys.<br>

RS</p><div></div>

[pvg photography]

<p>Happy Wednesday to all and may I say that the day is off to a really great start!! Since next Monday is Memorial day here in the USA, I thought I would go back into my archives and post one of my favorite photos, from when I was living in Massachusetts. The American flag is flying over Fort Sewall, in Marblehead, MA. The fort dates back to 1644 and at one time was instrumental in protecting "Old Ironsides" from an attack by a British Gun ship. The home that I was living in at the time was built in 1670 and was surrounded by similar homes. The sense of history in the area was simply amazing. Looking forward to seeing the day unfold in pictures.</p><div></div>

[john_novince]

<p >Graduation night at the Kentucky School for the Blind.</p>

D40X with 18-200VR<div></div>

[brunogallant]

<p>This is a picture I took over the weekend. This picture is unretouched, straight out of my D200, with a Tamron 17-50mm at 50mm, F11, 1/125s, ISO100. Speedotron flash with a Chimera 3'x4' softbox.</p><div></div>