Nikon Wednesday Pic 2011: #17

[jeff_keplinger]

<p>Lemme try again</p><div></div>

[jeannean_.]

<p>This week has gone to the birds! Great shots. Mine is a portrait shot of Sheba, an Eagle Owl from The Raptor Project. (D90/Sigma 150/1.4x tele @ 1/350, f/8, ISO 400)</p>

<p><img src="http://jeannean.zenfolio.com/img/s1/v19/p597756696-5.jpg" alt="" /></p>

[tholte]

<p>Brother Paul, a street preacher/prophet here in Milwaukee.</p><div></div>

[scott_pogorelc]

<p>A view from the under the belly of the beast: the 1st stage of a Saturn V moon rocket at the Kennedy Space Center (Florida, USA). D700 + 24-70mm (@24mm), ISO400, 1/30s @ f/4.</p><div></div>

[kris-bochenek]

<p>Hello everyone,<br>

My contribution for today is a shot from a recent shoot. I tried to go for some old Hollywood look but I guess due to time constraints I didn't set up for the contrasty look those photographs are known for, nevertheless I like the look I got hoep you do as well.<br>

I am also honoured for being mentioned last week on a list of the favorite shots.</p><div></div>

[Jon Eckman]

<p>From a late Saturday afternoon walk along the water</p><div></div>

[rodeo_joe1]

<p>Thought I'd post a "twofer" this week - hope there's no rule against it. Two examples of English eccentricity caught at a local St. George's day celebration.</p>

<p>D700 with Sigma 70-300mm f/4~f/5.6 Apo Zoom.</p><div></div>

[stickletodd]

<p><img src="https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/_PHAEdBplWlg/TbgByvYvYII/AAAAAAAAb-Y/rvuZpMd-zpY/renfest_crop_2011.jpg" alt="" width="700" height="510" /><br>

Dancer at the Atlanta Renaissance Festival, 2011.<br>

Model: NIKON D700, ISO: <em>200</em>,Exposure: <em>1/800 sec</em>, Aperture: <em>8.0</em>, Focal Length: <em>105mm, Sigma 105mm f2.8 Macro.<br /></em></p>

[rsands]

<p>Snowy Owl from a local raptor center.</p><div></div>

[ofey_kalakar]

<p>WOW! Amazing pics this week! This is a detail picture of the interior of the Guggenheim museum in NYC.</p><div></div>

[birdied]

<p>Great shots this morning ! It has been really windy and dry here these past few weeks. The bugs are few and far between . What I do see ,well just to windy to try and do macro. Here is one attempt at a doli fly. The wind and the far too slow shutter speed seem to have given this a painterly look. <br>

D300 105mm micro 20mm extension tube 1.4 TC f/10 1/100</p><div></div>

[DawsonPointers]

<p>Greetings from the depths of northern Ontario.<br>

A few crocuses are up but the inside plants are not to be outdone. One of Becky's 'succulents'. I think that they are called 'succulents' because I usually am sucking up the blood from my punctured digits when I get to close to these spiny little menaces.</p><div></div>

[phil_burt]

<p>I had the opportunity to take some photos of our little girls on Easter in their finest. These two are just too cute. Used My Nikon D90, Nikon 50mm @ f10, 1/125, iso 200, 1 soft box (SB-600), 1 umbrella(SB-900), controlled by Cybersync, tripod used, all on manual. Some processing in PS.<br>

I will get back later to look over all of the entries today as I just love this learning session.<br>

phil b<br>

benton, ky</p><div></div>

[doug_santo]

<p>St. John's Cathedral, Los Angeles. D700, 14mm. Thank you to Those who commented on my image last week. I appreciate your comments.</p><div></div>

[User_5050610]

<p>Doug Santo--thanks for posting!<br>

Beautiful. as usual!<br>

PaulB</p>

[keerthi]

Hi! Everybody,

Great bid pics this week.Here is my contribution of a lit up crystal bird.<div></div>

[don_harper_the_edge]

<p>This is an image from the Easter Sunrise service at Arlington National Cemetery. The location is the Tomb of the Unknowns auditorium. I also have some other images that I love taken with the 10.5mm lens but my wife says this is her favorite. Others are on one of my blogs.<br /> Taken with Nikon D300s 28-300mm lens which I love for the work I do at Arlington for families. I used to use the 70-200 which is a great lens but very heavy and doesn't provide the coverage of this newer lens. I would have my 24-70mm on the second camera. Now I carry two cameras, but shoot almost everything with the one lens and camera lens combination.<br /> Thanks for the comments last week on my image, and have a great week. The best camera in the world is the one in your hand ready to capture a moment.<br /> Don Harper</p><div></div>

[robert_wayt]

<p>Jenkins Estate, located in the Portland, Oregon area.</p><div></div>

[gus_ziovakis]

<p>Goliath (Cane Corso)</p>

<p>D80, 50.0 mm ISO 100 @ F/1.8</p>

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[lisae]

<p>An amaryllis blooming in my backyard.</p><div></div>

[wpahnelas]

<p>saturday i went into town check out the sights down by the river. the big-money interests have constructed an urban park they call "canal walk," where a bunch of corporate-sponsored summer festivals are held. it's a historic area as well, as this is truly a river city. my photo is just a scenic shot -- a couple of corporate HQs and the federal reserve bank of richmond along the bank of haxall canal. it's a nice spot, if a bit over-sanitized....</p><div></div>

[jannekaakinen]

<p>Hi! Lovely shots again from everyone! And thanks to Don for mentioning my shot last week, your "Love"-shot was a real eye-catcher! This one is from weekend, we were renovating my friends house, we ripped the outside walls to their original state, and there was a beautiful wooden structure hiding under few layers of later "improvements".</p>

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[george_herkes]

<p>The impact of mobile phones<br>

D3 70/300mm 1/320s @7.1 </p><div></div>

[krisheylen]

<p>On April 23th the Catalan people celebrate their patron, Sant Jordi. Coinciding with the international day of the book, people give roses or books to their beloved ones.</p>

<p>D90 with Tamron 17-50 f/2.8, flash with softbox.</p>

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[rfann]

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