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Chip NoVaMac said:
whoops! sorry for got to mention that part.
I use a Manfrotto Neotec tripod ( not as amazing as a gitzo, but by far the easiest and fastest tripod to setup. ever! )
with a Manfrotto 488RC0 quick release midi-ball head.
i used a Canon RS-80N3 (?) remote to trip the shutter in "bulb" mode
thanks for the compliments!
AGoglanian said:
Why would I want to enter (permit or no permit) it looks like a giant Septic Tank.
Hahaha! you know, you're right! It kind of does look like a giant septic tank! I can assure you that is not what it actually is, it happens to be a flour Silo
Trip to Ecuador last month. Beggar on the street. Again playing with split tones.
Nikon D50 - Tamron 18-200 - 1/500s @ f/6.3
Nikon D50 - Tamron 18-200 - 1/500s @ f/6.3
A New Friend Found in the Great Smoky Mountains
Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Tennessee
Cade's Cove
June 12, 2006, about 8:21 AM
Nikon D200
ISO: 1000
f/7.1 @ 1/500 sec
Focal Length: 340mm
Lens: Nikkor 70-200mm VR with 1.7 Teleconverter
Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Tennessee
Cade's Cove
June 12, 2006, about 8:21 AM
Nikon D200
ISO: 1000
f/7.1 @ 1/500 sec
Focal Length: 340mm
Lens: Nikkor 70-200mm VR with 1.7 Teleconverter
Clix Pix said:
Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Tennessee
Cade's Cove
June 12, 2006, about 8:21 AM
Nikon D200
ISO: 1000
f/7.1 @ 1/500 sec
Focal Length: 340mm
Lens: Nikkor 70-200mm VR with 1.7 Teleconverter
Having been there, I wish had come back with this shot! Good going!
jared_kipe said:What do you mean pool? Its a bloody lake!
That was my thoughts in seeing this great image!
Chip NoVaMac said:
Thanks, Chip! Isn't she sweet? I've got more deer images but they're not processed yet.... It was just so fantastic being right there with these lovely creatures! Definitely worth getting up early in the morning, which is when we got our best shots.
^^Wow, amazing.
And that pool photo is also incredibly stunning, but I'm guessing it's easier to get a shot like that when your parents fracking™ own it.
My shot: Echo Point --- June 17th, 2006
I know I could have cropped more, but it's not horrid the way it is now. Plus, it's 1:36am and I've been hiking all day.
EDIT: In fact, I'm so tired that I forgot to attach the image.
EDIT #2: It looks much better in iPhoto and as my desktop wallpaper. The colours look really crap under Firefox.
And that pool photo is also incredibly stunning, but I'm guessing it's easier to get a shot like that when your parents fracking™ own it.
My shot: Echo Point --- June 17th, 2006
I know I could have cropped more, but it's not horrid the way it is now. Plus, it's 1:36am and I've been hiking all day.
EDIT: In fact, I'm so tired that I forgot to attach the image.
EDIT #2: It looks much better in iPhoto and as my desktop wallpaper. The colours look really crap under Firefox.
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Abstract said:It looks much better in iPhoto and as my desktop wallpaper. The colours look really crap under Firefox.
Looks great in Safari! Nice Picture!
snap58 said:
Yeah you're looking up. This is inside a hundred year old lighthouse. Personally I like because it reminds me of a nautilus shell.
carletonmusic said:
Now that is blue and sharp. I think iGary may say somethink about the size. : )
Did you use your 70-200L 2.8?
carletonmusic said:Franklin Park, MA
June 2006
Canon 30D
Perfect exposure.
Damn those branches, eh?
Oh, I actually wanted the branch. I like the blurred foreground and background. I have a shot without the front branch too. S/he kept hiding so I had to chase after and into the bushes. (I think there is a thread for 'what would you do for that perfect shot' -- yeah, I got a little dirty.
I did us the f/2.8L -- LOVE IT!! I took that and my new f/4 300mm IS, both take great images.
I did us the f/2.8L -- LOVE IT!! I took that and my new f/4 300mm IS, both take great images.
carletonmusic said:
OK
Think it would be better without the branch, but its an awesome shot anyway.
Ugly Bird
Same trip. Don't know what this thing is but it's got some SERIOUS eyelashes...
Canon 30D + f/4L 300mm + 1.4x TC (@420mm)
Same trip. Don't know what this thing is but it's got some SERIOUS eyelashes...
Canon 30D + f/4L 300mm + 1.4x TC (@420mm)
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