Jose Angel 
, Jul 29, 2009; 03:23 a.m.
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Hi, I have been testing some outdated 4x5" Polaroids, without sucess; sadly, there are bright strips in the middle of the frame (it has been given to me 5 free boxes, 20 sheets each!) :( This is the still life I used for testing.
D700 @ 200ISO, 14bit RAW, 105VR (1/60 - f11) with the flash at -0.3EV (+ a white cardboard on left. Processed in Aperture.
If you like to join, feel free to post your favourite weekly pic, taken with Nikon gear. Thank you all.
Anish Mankuthel 
, Jul 29, 2009; 03:24 a.m.
A Big hello to everyone!!!
I have submitted a few pictures of Tower Bridge in the past but I’ve never managed to take a picture of it at dawn. After returning home in the wee hours on Sunday morning, I thought since I’m up, why not go and take a picture and this was the result.
Nikon D2x + 24-70mm @ F/11 32mm ISO100 + NX2
Chris Court 
, Jul 29, 2009; 03:25 a.m.
Another dragonfly :-)
Taken a few months back, here in the Cayman Islands.
D300 at ISO 200, 1/320 sec with 105mm f2.8 VR micro at f 7.1. Tripod mounted, no flash.
The predator smiles
Rene' Villela 
, Jul 29, 2009; 03:26 a.m.
Hello forum!
I hope everyone had a great week and an even better coming up!
I almost forgot it was PiCTuRe DaY! Here I have this little Canadian Canary! Or is it a duck? Anyway, he was aware of me but I think he new I wasn't gonna hurt him so he let me approach as much as I could. I got so close that I had to removed the TC and only used my 300 to get a head close up. I wasn't sure which one to post but for my own taste I like whole bodies better!
I love that shot Jose!
Something to think about: "Good health is merely the slowest possible rate at which one can die"
300 Combo + TC17eII - AP f/6.7 - 1/400s - ISO Auto 280
Per-Christian Nilssen 
, Jul 29, 2009; 03:26 a.m.
Hello, and happy Wednesday everybody. This was taken with my D300 and Sigma 50-150 @90mm. ISO 640, 1/600 and f:5
Some lion is having a bad morning?
Another night with the boys - Never again!
Jose Rivera , Jul 29, 2009; 03:26 a.m.
This was taken a few months back in my aunt's backyard in Newton, New Jersey
D300 Sigma 18-50 F/2.8 with polarizer
D300 Sigma 18-50 f/2.8 shot at ISO 200 f/8 @ 1/800s
Jose Rivera , Jul 29, 2009; 03:32 a.m.
Jose-- I love the texture and lighting of the photograph.
Anish-- I love the color and capture.
Chris-- How do you get the dragonfly to stay still close enough for those great shots?
Per- I like the caption. It makes the photo, plus the lion looks like he had his hair done for some reason.
Ton Mestrom , Jul 29, 2009; 03:34 a.m.
Shun Cheung 
, Jul 29, 2009; 03:38 a.m.
This past week I spent some time at Stanford photographing the women's tennis tournament there. Here is one I captured on the practice court.
D700 at ISO 200 with 70-200mm/f2.8 @ 116mm, f5.6, 1/800 sec.
Maria Smashes
Lil Judd , Jul 29, 2009; 03:48 a.m.
Good morning everyone - it's 12:45am here in L.A. & I've not touched a camera in over two weeks. I've done no post processing or anything - I've taken a break & read a book on how to seriously overdo post processing - interesting experience/read to say the least....
I see the thread is off to a great start as usual. :-) I do so look forward to Wednesday's thread each week - just as I dread it somewhat horribly.... What to present is always a difficult decision for me.
Jose - love the dried roses
Anish - lovely shot of the Tower Bridge in London.
Chris - another beautiful dragon (glad I decided against processing one of mine.)
Rene' - lovely Canada Goose - - yes it's a goose. :-)
Per-Christian - that's a sweet pose from that lion, looks like he's sorry for something he's done. ;-)
Jose Rivera - great angle.
Ton - another great shot - excellent conversion
Shun - that's not only a great action shot, it's also a fun shot.
So I yet again offer something shot a few weeks back, but I just reprocessed for our little thread. :-) This is another IR shot taken a while back with my converted D70 & the 18-70mm DX lens. This is a colorized IR where I've brought back the color of blue in the shot.Hope you'll enjoy this slightly different take on an IR shot.
D70, 18-70mm DX, ISO 200, 1/400s, f/8 at 27mm
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