NikonGear'23
Images => Nature, Flora, Fauna & Landscapes => Topic started by: Eb on November 13, 2018, 04:32:06
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Nikon gear gathers no rust. While the Nikon bodies are doing fine, the photographer's body resists getting out. My friends persuaded me to join with them at our favorite photo hole. Carrying light, D7200 and 70-200 f/4 at Pitt Polder. I'll link these ones and add as I endure computer time:
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Panorama of 3:
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Both images are real eye catchers, very well framed and processed! Well worthy of large prints ;)
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Must agree with Erik, very nice, and good looking colors.
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nicely done.. inspirational for me.
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2 excellent panos, my fav is the first
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Lovely images, Eb. The silver one is really special!
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Welcome back, Eb!
Both images convey pleasant atmosphere. I also love the light you captured.
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Eb: I am not sure what I see in pic1 but I love pic2. Serence calm autumal wonderful.
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Thanks you for your comments. I appreciate your enjoyment of the two images, Erik, Bent, Bob, Thomas, Jakov, Akira and Frank!
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Eb: I am not sure what I see in pic1 but I love pic2. Serence calm autumal wonderful.
Frank, what you see in the first image is bright, glancing autumnal sun light on sedges and reflective lily pads strewing a waterway, a marsh or "polder." The mid ground is a spit which is tree covered, reflective leaves. The dark background is a mountainside in shade. I processed the overall contrast of the image to emphasize the whites and the blacks. I surmise that I have failed you with this image - if I have to describe the content. Yet, I understand that this scene may seem unfamiliar and difficult to "translate." I was worried about that. One has to find out! In any case, I enjoyed how the light played and made the capture with this high contrast rendering in mind.
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Welcome back, Eb!
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Akira, I do hope I can stay for a while. My photographic output has been severely curtailed - as has the lust for new equipment. How is your classical guitar playing going? It is my greater enjoyment, at the moment! Unfortunately, age, mind and body, impede my run for the money, in the enjoyment of this matter too.
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Akira, I do hope I can stay for a while. My photographic output has been severely curtailed - as has the lust for new equipment. How is your classical guitar playing going? It is my greater enjoyment, at the moment! Unfortunately, age, mind and body, impede my run for the money, in the enjoyment of this matter too.
I can sympathize, am already saving for the next camera model.
Btw wonderful images Eb.
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Frank, what you see in the first image is bright, glancing autumnal sun light on sedges and reflective lily pads strewing a waterway, a marsh or "polder." The mid ground is a spit which is tree covered, reflective leaves. The dark background is a mountainside in shade. I processed the overall contrast of the image to emphasize the whites and the blacks. I surmise that I have failed you with this image - if I have to describe the content. Yet, I understand that this scene may seem unfamiliar and difficult to "translate." I was worried about that. One has to find out! In any case, I enjoyed how the light played and made the capture with this high contrast rendering in mind.
I understand the picture as an abstract. What my comment aimed at was to understand the biological structure pictured. You helped me with that
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Great shots, Eb !
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I can sympathize, am already saving for the next camera model.
Btw wonderful images Eb.
you just bought the D850 and are already saving for the next canera???
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I throughout enjoyed the images. First still holds something extra. Great monochrome with fantasy flavor. Love the light.
Thanks for sharing
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Akira, I do hope I can stay for a while. My photographic output has been severely curtailed - as has the lust for new equipment. How is your classical guitar playing going? It is my greater enjoyment, at the moment! Unfortunately, age, mind and body, impede my run for the money, in the enjoyment of this matter too.
Eb, even though you have posted much less recently, you proved here that your photographic eyes are still going strong.
I had once gone to the full-fledged Panasonic GH5, but returned to D750. GH5 made the shooting all too easy and less challenging, which made my photography a bit boring.
My main musical instrument is th electric bass. But I recently had my classical guitar (a replica of 19c Lacote) maintained. It is a beautiful instrument and does make me feel like playing it more!
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Fantastic!!! They absolutely capture the moment!!!