Nikon Wednesday 2012: #13

[pcnilssen]

<p>Chris S: Thank you :)</p>

[scott_sanford1]

<p>D70s Tamron 70-300 f/5.6 @1/100</p>

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[Ian Rance]

<p>I will go so far as to say that this Wednesday's photos are some of the best yet. I changed my mind about what I was going to enter after I remembered this cat I saw on Sunday. He really was like a big cat in Africa - stalking and blending with the shadows.</p>

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[jpalmer57]

<p>A wall at an old farmhouse ruins in a nearby park, taken to abstract with saturation and contrast adjustments in LR4. </p><div></div>

[finimage]

<p>Hi Guys,<br>

One from the past weekend. After a Charity event, an acquaintance mucking about on a space hopper.<br>

<a href="../photo/15436194"><strong>D40X (10-20mm f/4-5.6G) 20mm, f/8 @ 1/125s+1.0EVISO 200</strong></a><img src="../photo/15436194" alt="" /></p><div></div>

[purplealien]

<p>Thanks Paul.</p>

<p>We had some real fun. I'm glad it only lasted a few hours though ;-)</p>

<p>Chris</p>

[cbstark]

<p>http://www.photo.net/photo/15435992</p>

[chriscourt]

<p>Lovely shots everyone. I especially enjoyed Shun's service, Garcia's portrait, John Farrar's Oystercatchers and Doug Santo's exquisite hummingbird.<br>

I've spent most of the last week dosed up to the eyeballs on flu medication and sleeping, so not much photography has been happening. I did take the chance to take a look at my scary "unsorted photos" folder - currently containing around 15,000 shots - and found the following…</p><div></div>

[JamieHarre]

<p>Nikon Buddies,<br>

Some great shots, today, including contributions from: Matt L, Rene' V, Martin Z, John F, Jeannean, Jose R, Chris W, Cory A.</p>

[vince-p]

<p>Ok a smidgen late but... I forgot what day it was. First some comments: <strong>Ann Overland</strong>: fantastic. Note how the flash in the water creates a pattern nearly identical to the scale structures on the skin of a brown trout.... which is really interesting as well as beautiful. <strong>Mikhail</strong> -- beautiful colors. I suppose homeland security got there to arrest you in short order? <strong>John Farrar</strong> -- that's amazing and moving. the line of the birds is close to perfection. I too use the 28-105 on a D700: an underrated lens. So your pic was particularly gratifying to me. (It's actually one of my favorite photos I've seen on the site.) Finally, <strong>Garcia</strong>: take it from an older guy -- that's not <em>exactly</em> disapproval. I should be disapproved of that way. Great picture. You will treasure it and so will she. </p>

<p>So here's mine. I take a lot of pictures while I'm driving. Dangerous, but I enjoy it. this is the Throg's Neck Bridge over the LI Sound in NYC, connecting the noble boroughs of Bronx and Queens.</p><div></div>

[dj88]

<p>Day late, and several weeks/months behind the curve but here's an actual picture I took on wednesday. Playing with my newest of my three Heligon lenses. This one (Heligon-TV 64mm f/0.95) I attached the body or a ruined 50mm Series E f/1.8 AI-S via lens reversing ring attached to the Heligon.</p><div></div>

[vince-p]

<p>Darren that is really amazing and captivating.</p>