Nikon Wednesday Pic 2010: #33

[r1a2d3ok]

<p>Good morning to all. Lots of great pics so far. Mine is a candid of a 1yr old who always cries when I point my camera at her. Thought she was cute even when crying. Nikon D3, 80-200 2.8, 200mm, f/4, 1/160ss, ISO 800, no flash</p><div></div>

[kevin_delson]

<p>Erosion over time.<br>

The height of this "Mountain" is approx 22 feet.<br>

I find it interesting w/o a frame of reference how the eye is so easily fooled.</p><div></div>

[Jon Eckman]

<p>A light rain is all we've had around these parts recently</p><div></div>

[elliot1]

<p>Nice shots everyone! Thought I would continue the colorful trend:</p><div></div>

[User_5050610]

<p>Bill Boyd--your pictures of the Dallas area are simply beautiful!<br>

Thank you! Please keep 'em coming!!<br>

Paul</p>

[kobye]

<p>Have been having a great time lately photographing preying mantis! This was indeed the last few moments for this ant.</p><div></div>

[ChrisSpeaker]

<p>Goldfinch.</p><div></div>

[birdied]

<p>Great pictures yet once again.<br>

Sorry, Matt, but still to hot here to get out and find anything outside. So, the weather did keep me in. Instead of water, played with fire . </p>

<p>D300 f/13 ISO 200 Ev-5 60mm micro </p>

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[tolga_anil]

<p>Taken with Nikon F3, Nikon 50mmF1.2 Lens, Sunpak Flash. Film was Kodak Color Gold 100ASA.<br>

Best wishes, </p><div></div>

[bendinglight]

<p> Nikon D700 f4.0 1/500 sec 70-200mm vr2 @ 200mm iso 200</p><div></div>

[todd_johnson3]

<p>Naples Florida sunset</p><div></div>

[jannekaakinen]

<p>Nice, very nice!</p>

<p>I was out too with my gear on last weekend and... Um... I think I'll just add my pic here and that's 'nuff said. ;)</p>

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[doug_santo]

<p>Nave at St. Paul's Cathedral San Diego. D700, 14mm.</p><div></div>

[jamie_mahoney]

<p>Imperial Moth, in the front yard! This moth has a 5" wing span, and is rarely seen during the day.<br>

Nikon D90 w 50mm 1.8 and Hoya +4 macro lens, 1/60s @ f10, ISO 640</p><div></div>

[acute]

<p>Miami - the old and the new</p><div></div>

[acute]

<p>That was a D90 with a Tokina 11-16 zoom.</p>

[hiro]

<p><img src="http://matsubayashi.zenfolio.com/img/s9/v14/p415014336-3.jpg" alt="" width="580" height="253" /><br>

D700 - AF180 2.8<br>

US 395 just south of the 120.</p>

[alex_foto]

<p>Good morning,</p>

<p>Please enjoy my photo captured from 50,000ft or over above the ground en route to Europe couple of weeks ago.</p>

<p>Shot by D300s 17-55mm f/2.8@ 17mm f/14 1/125th sec with ISO100 Manual mode</p><div></div>

[curiango_mariposa]

<p>Happy Wednesday everyone. So many great pics... I have to say I am particularly enjoying the film photos. <br>

Here is mine:</p>

<p><img src="http://lh4.ggpht.com/_coLBVaCW98c/S7d6m_MdNEI/AAAAAAAAEEI/7_RrA6MUsAM/s640/DSC_4660.JPG" alt="" /><br /><br /></p>

[rsands]

<p>Jamie, very cool moth pic.<br>

Here's one from a ride a couple of weeks back; still waiting for my D90 body replacement. This is an interesting view of the QEW near Toronto, with some 'vintage' light standards replicating the originals from 1930.</p>

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[peter_nicholson]

<p>This was taken at a retired gravel pit. It has filled up and become a lake, and is now home to quite a bit of wildlife, and teenage bonfires during the summer.</p>

<p><img src="http://i223.photobucket.com/albums/dd82/but_the_catch_is/usnypq20100811-_DSC3135-Edit.jpg" alt="" /></p>

[rayyeager]

<p>Doug ... great wide angle.</p>

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[steven_ford1]

<p>Great pictures all! Here is a male ruby throated hummingbird who was kind enough to pose for me!</p><div></div>

[dave_wilson1]

<p> Another super week, so many show stoppers. Bob Sunley, love the rose on the old F, great! Thanks again for those who enjoyed my Monet spoof last week, I though it would be interesting to post the actual subject of the water reflection, so here it is, I hope...</p><div></div>

[art_hudson]

<p>I have enjoyed this forum for some time. The pictures are awesome. Hopefully this will be my first post if I can get it to work.</p><div></div>