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<p>Wow!<br>

Wednesday really crept up on me this week. Don't have anything to post this week so I will have to put up another image recently processed from the worldwide photowalk.</p><div></div>

<p>Morning, Happy Wednesday,<br>

My submission today is of my daughter playing in the street after the rain during sunset. I saw an opportunity I couldn't pass up. Enjoy</p><div></div>

<p>Good Morning,<br>

It's amazing how fast this forum fills up every Wednesday morning. Did anyone else participate in the Worldwide photowalk? My shot this week is one that I captured during said walk. I had a great time and met a bunch of great photographers. The walk also lit a fire under me to get a flikr page started for myself, so altogether its been a pretty great week for shooting.</p><div></div>

<p>Morning Nikonians!<br>

I have a recently processed old photo for you today. the level of quality here is, as always humbling to me. some of my favorites:<br>

<strong>Jennifer Meighan - </strong>Just beautiful<br>

<strong>Mitchell Freedman - </strong>Excellent framing<br>

<strong>Louis Meluso - </strong>Great lighting<br>

<strong>Damon D'Amato - </strong>Very rich color<br>

<strong>Martin Z - </strong>Wonderful B&W<br>

<strong>Peter Heritage - </strong>Great angle<br>

<strong>P Watson - </strong>Crystal clear, good job</p><div></div>

<p>Morning all!<br>

Playing with high speed sync over the weekend. God, I love this camera, no need for pocket wizards (just yet) or an Su-800! My son was playing video games so I had an ideal subject. He barely moved an inch, I basically built the set around him. I see some really great shots this week.<br>

some of my favorites so far:<br>

<strong>Marc McCoy - </strong>I love the exposure. What was your shutter speed?<br>

<strong>Melissa Papaj - </strong>What a great memorable moment, I'll bet they loved it.<br>

<strong>Anish Mankuthel - </strong>Your work is always so impressive. this was a great exposure!<br>

<strong>Bogdan Nicolescu - </strong>I love this old man of the sea.<br>

<strong>Bal Soora - </strong>I love the light and shadow, great shot!<br>

<strong>Paul Howard - </strong>Wow! That's sharp!</p><div></div>

<p>Morning fellow Nikonians,<br>

This thread has become the inspiration for my entire week! Today I have one more recently processed image from a beach trip last week. I wish I had some nice fireworks photos to show you but I just didn't get a single shot that I was proud of, oh well maybe next time.</p><div></div>

<p>Hi everybody!<br>

I got to have a photo excursion to the beach recently. this one is a result of my first real foray into post processing. its probably overkill with the addition of the tilt-shift effect but I liked it at the time. Happy Wednesday.</p><div></div>

<p>Wow!<br>

a lot of great stuff this week. Seems like I'm running behind on everything the past few days. I can't believe I forgot to post yesterday. I got this while I was downtown this weekend. I found a really great urban area. I hope to go back and get a lot more although on this shot i wish I'd spent more time tweaking the settings, it's a bit cropped and I've had to bump the contrast.</p><div></div>

<p>Happy Wednesday!<br>

Captured my daughter dance a jig to her favorite song on our coffee table this weekend. I just cant understand what the kids love so much about Lady Gaga.</p><div></div>

<p>I haven't taken my equipment out in a week. So disappointed in myself. I'll just have to post a shot from my last trip out. A chance encounter with good light. Happy shooting everyone.</p><div></div>

<p>I finally feel like I'm getting back into the swing of things after a bit of an absence. this forum is a great motivator to keep shooting. I captured this at a local museum/garden.</p><div></div>

<p>I just love spring photography!</p><div></div>

<p>Happy Wednesday,<br>

I am always amazed at how quickly these posts fill up! As always I am humbled. Today my submission is a nice statue I found in a fountain downtown.</p><div></div>

<p>Hello,<br>

Fine work as usual. <strong>Lil </strong>that was a touching story about Naboo. My shot is from an antique store I visited this past weekend.</p><div></div>

<p>Hi all,</p>

<p>It's definitely been a while since I last posted but I've always followed this thread very closely every week. So much talent, I am humbled to be able to share my work with all of you.<br>

Today's meager attempt is a duck I shot last weekend. I think of it as a bit of a milestone for me in that I am exploring manual mode more.</p><div></div>

<p>In the spirit of October,<br>

D300 w/ 50mm <em>f</em> 1.8 @ <em>f</em> 1.8 1/1000sec ISO200</p><div></div>

<p>Happy Wednesday everybody,<br>

As usual the quality of submissions in this forum just continues to astound me. It's been a hectic couple of weeks for me and I haven't had any time to post. there's just nothing worse than having pictures to share and no time to post them. I wanted to process this shot a little better but I just haven't had the time so up it goes.</p>

<p>D300 w/ 50mm <em>f</em> 1.8 @ <em>f</em> 2 1/200sec ISO200</p><div></div>

<p>Computers giving me problems this week. I see a lot of high quality shots this week, too many to name (wish I had more time). Lil, that egret looks like he's tap dancing, great shot. Every time I think I'm getting better I come here and am so humbled, love this thread. Thank you Jose.<br>

D300 w/ 18-200mm VR @ 75mm f/5 1/50 sec 500 ISO, Enjoy</p><div></div>

<p>Happy Wednesday!,<br>

I've already seen so many inspiring shots! just to name a few:<br>

<strong>Jose- </strong> Beautiful and tragic, speaks volumes<br>

<strong>Chris-</strong> I've come to expect great macro shots from you and you don't disappoint<br>

<strong>Lil- </strong> Thanks for your comment last week. your shots have always inspired me and so your kind words gave me a little pride, thank you. I'm excited to see your shooting the birds again and as always its great work.<br>

<strong>Mike- </strong> I just love the colors on this horse. great shot.<br>

<strong>Pedro- </strong> Your wife did a great job and so did you. great Dof!<br>

<strong>Ton- </strong> I aspire to one day have a sliver of your portraiture talent, another masterpiece.<br>

<strong>Bogdan- </strong> Great work. I continue to be impressed with these Kodachrome shots<br>

<strong>Gary- </strong> What a great sunset shot.<br>

<strong>Hamish- </strong> excellent positioning.<br>

<strong>Rene'- </strong> I love the culture and color in this shot.<br>

<strong>Jens- </strong> Something about this photo grabs me and won't let go<br>

<strong>David- </strong> Wonderful timing. very classic.<br>

<strong>Richard- </strong> I love the duality in this photo<br>

<strong>Graham- </strong> Wonderful composition<br>

<strong>Miles- </strong> your colors really pop. great job.<br>

<strong>Wayne-</strong> Is it fall already? great shot<br>

<strong>Tim- </strong> Makes me think of Newtons Law.<br>

<strong>Charles- </strong> Great colors.<br>

<strong>Paul- </strong> Wonderful macro.<br>

<strong>Cees- </strong> You have talent my friend, very impressive<br>

Wow! Wound up being more than a few I guess. There are several others I wanted to point out but I'm running out of time here, guess I'll try to finish later in the week. Of course by then there will be five times more to comment on. Oh what a vicious circle...<br>

I haven't quite finished processing my latest work from this week so I will have to submit one from a couple of weeks ago. I took this at a water park. I saw two streams colliding and it looked interesting so I tried to stop the action. upon reflection I wish I had increased the shutter speed. Shot @170mm, f16, 1/250sec and ISO200. Enjoy.</p><div></div>

<p>Definitely running behind this week. Here is an attempt at B/W. this was my daughters first amusement park ride along with her big brother trying to encourage her. I just loved the expression on her face.</p><div></div>

<p>Hello All,<br>

Went to Wild Adventures in Valdosta GA over the weekend. got this in the small atrium they've got there. I see a lot of great shots today. Taken with a D300, 18-200mm VR, @ 62mm f4.8 ISO250.</p><div></div>

<p>Hi all,<br>

The shots I've seen here are all stunning and this weekly thread has given me great inspiration. I have been a member with this site for about a month now and this will be my first post and submition, hope I get it right. I was playing with my new 50mm 1.8d when my nieghbor walked out and I figured "why not". D300 50mm 1.8D @14 1/60s handheld.</p><div></div>