Nikon Wednesday 2012: #15

[jannekaakinen]

<p>Glamorous? Nope, just me in my new Star Wars bathrobe. How geeky is that...? :)</p>

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[rnt]

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[purplealien]

<p>Happy Wednesday everyone. Great collection of pictures once again. I particularly enjoyed: Chris C's fishermen; Vince's blossom; Miha's tulip; Hamish's town; Jeannean's doll; and Roberta's dragonfly.</p>

<p>The weekend was mostly dull and damp here, so just for fun I had a go at levitating my daughter....</p><div></div>

[photojen]

<p>Hope you all are having a great Wednesday!</p><div></div>

[sadanand]

<p>Here is my contribution for this week.</p>

[sadanand]

<p>Another try</p>

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[pat_warner]

<p><a href="http://patwarner.com/images/ouray.jpg">Ouray at 500'.</a><br>

D80 and 17-55</p>

[john_harper9]

<p>Spring tides filled this creek with reflections.</p><div></div>

[doug_santo]

<p>Bill Nelson -</p>

<p>Thank you. I appreciate your comment.</p>

<p>Doug</p>

[jonathan_parkhouse1]

<p>Primroses:</p><div></div>

[don_harper_the_edge]

<p>I'm a bit late to the game today. But this is an image from a recent funeral at Arlington National Cemetery taken with the 70-200mm at 145mm on the Nikon D3. Just before I got the D4.<br>

Very sad story, of a highly respected commander killed while acting as a civilian good samaritan.<br>

Always amazing stories at Arlington spanning well over 100 years.</p><div></div>

[Mifar]

<p>A Jeweled Beetle is about as glamorous as I shot his week.</p>

[jpalmer57]

<p>Out testing a new lens and spotted these Paw Paw (<em>Asimina triloba</em>) flowers. </p><div></div>

[tsypkin]

<p>Chris Wick, your shot is really terrific!</p>

[wchen]

<p>Road that I jog through often on the weekend. Bonus four helicopters at upper left corner-wait, aren't they birds? It is all about details, man. Now I know why film is dying, it cannot even distinguish a bird and a helicopter! :)</p><div></div>

[Christopher Sperry Photogr]

<p> Shooting action with a short lens.</p>

<p>"OK, ski right at me, but don't hit me". It's the final weekend at Big Sky Resort, Montana, and Ken lays down some nice turns on his new skis. Camera wise, I was going light weight. Nikon D80 w/ AF-S Nikkor 35mm f/1.8G.</p>

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[hamish_gray]

<p>Lisa E. and Chris Wick, thank you very much for your comments.</p>

[jeannean_.]

<p>Chris Wick, that's a cool shot! Love the inclusion of the dog looking up. (thanks for the comment on my discarded doll :)</p>

[dan_mccarty1]

<p><img src="https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-dse5tVN9QaU/T4Yf4NY-zQI/AAAAAAAACaU/CWk69JgaJ2M/s512/_ESC6795_14.jpg" alt="" width="341" height="512" /><br>

D700 with 70-200/F2.8 VRII. Most likely shot at F8 and around 1/1500 on the shutter. </p>

[purplealien]

<p>Mikhail and Jeannean, thanks for your kind comments!</p>

<p>Posing the dog was easy. You just point at where he needs to look and shout "bunnies!"</p>

[james_c1]

<p>Its not the film. Don’t seem to have a problem figuring this bird out. Just have to know the focal limits of a 50mm lens and how to expose film properly.</p><div></div>

[yardkat]

<p>I'm super late to the game, and it's been months since I participated in this forum, but I did a shoot for a class last week and enjoyed myself. Just thought I'd share. Thank you, and wonderful images, everyone!<br>

PS, this was my first time using Lightroom exclusively to process a photo.</p><div></div>

[mirceaciuca]

<p>Maybe the last one for this week :)<br>

Trash the dress in Romania, 2011, in the late September</p>

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[bob_cohn]

<p>A Great White Egret flies by a docked boat window at Anna Maria Island, FL. Sot with a Nikon 7000 on April 13</p><div></div>