Nikon Wednesday 2015: #17

[thadley]

<p><img src="/photo/18014009" alt="" />Spring waters late in the afternoon in parc St.Catherine, Quebec yesterday. Two legs of my manfrotto tripod were on a fallen tree trunk while the third one was on the ground.</p><div></div>

[ilkka_nissila]

<p>Some signs of spring; flowers and rain (actually it came down as hale). ;-)</p><div></div>

[JDMvW]

<p>reflexive</p><div></div>

[User_2019667]

<p>Matt I love that artistic reflection on the back of that trailer.<br>

Mine was shot a few years ago .</p><div></div>

[thadley]

<p><img src="/photo/18005488" alt="" />This has a reflection in it. I took it with a neutral density filter that allowed a 30 second exposure.</p><div></div>

[andrew_fedon]

<p><strong>@ Ilkka Nissila</strong>, thanks for the comment, its not called 'steam weekend', I just meant a weekend of steam. Its actually called the 'Epping and Ongar Railway', very easily accesible from London and you can get there by public transport easily. They run every weekend, check them on their website, and you can just go and watch, or go for a ride for a small fee. Well worth a visit if you are in London. My previous ones were from the 'Leighton Buzzard narrow gauge railway', about an hour from London, just north of Luton. Again they run every weekend. Feel free to ask me anything you want know about them.</p>

<p><strong>@ Lex Jenkins,</strong> nice photos, but check your photos from last week, I think you've double posted.</p>

[thirteenthumbs]

<p>Springtime during the drought.<br>

Nikon D300, 35-135 AF Nikkor, extension tube.</p><div></div>

[thirteenthumbs]

<p>Springtime during the drought.<br>

D300, 35-135 AF Nikkor, extension tube.</p>

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[thirteenthumbs]

<p>Springtime during the drought.<br>

D300, 35-135 AF Nikkor, extension tube.</p><div></div>

[GlennS]

<p>I've got a hummingbird nesting in one of my backyard fruit trees so didn't have to go very far for these shots. </p><div></div>

[GlennS]

<p>The feeder gets defended by mom....</p>

<p>Andrew,... I like the train shots. The one with the engineer is superb.</p><div></div>

[wade_roth]

Nice work folks. I love the Loch Ness Monster shot, Lorne. You should be rich!<div></div>

[thadley]

<p><img src="/photo/18014006" alt="" />First buds in this section where nothing else was showing signs of plant life. </p>

<p>Location: parc St.Catherine, Quebec</p><div></div>

[wchen]

<p>He reflected he used to have a film Pentax. When he turned, I turned too and pressed the shutter.</p><div></div>

[lex_jenkins]

 

 

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<p><strong>"@ Lex Jenkins,</strong> nice photos, but check your photos from last week, I think you've double posted."</p>

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Oops. So time is circular rather than linear. Last week I thought I'd already posted those photos in the future.

 

Sometimes I wish we had that Flickr thingie that lets us know when we've already posted a photo to a group.

[sjmurray]

<p>In keeping with the theme of reflections, this is a shot I did when I first got my D70 about 10 years ago. I was walking through downtown St. Paul and got this shot of a large convex mirror next to a parking garage so cars could see traffic as the re-entered the street. </p><div></div>

[dweezil]

<p>reflection in a spherical lamp</p><div></div>

[Matt Laur]

<p>Thanks, oh reflective ones, for playing along this week!</p>

[bob_bill]

<p>At Dali Museum with Picasso exhibit. Cubist multiple points of view in one shot using the geodesic dome on the side of the building for looking into the building and at the exterior simultaneously. It also was a date that "turned on my heart light."</p><div></div>

[bob_bill]

<p>Nikon d700, 135 2.0 dc, L side bounce </p><div></div>