February 2019

[Fons Baerken]

February 17



D850  35-70mm f/3.5ai version wide open

Nice lens but king of flare.

[John Geerts]

Sunny-    Sainth Joseph church

Fuji IR - 20/4 Ai

[armando_m]

Morning sun

D600        Angenieux 70mm  f/1.5

Gorgeous contrast

Feb 17
get up on sunday at 4:50AM
drive 1 hr
walk in the mud with a dim red light and pupils still closed from driving
seat and try to figure out the camouflage thing
wait for the light
get anxious and capture some pink birds (roseate spoonbill) with low light
heavy crop

[ArthurDent]

The hunt is on:

[Frank Fremerey]

a first try of the infamous D850 negative scanning function is far from satisfactory

[steinbiggity]

Went to the Dallas Zoo for a bit of the cheap 'Penguin Days' admission they have every year during down winter months.  Caught the lioness stretching out for a zookeeper.

D750 35/1.4ais - 5.6'ish

[Tom Hook]

Thanks Keith for commenting, glad you like it.

[Tom Hook]

This forlorn little fellow was penned up in the yard, all by himself. He is however wearing a warm winter coat.

[Akira]

This forlorn little fellow was penned up in the yard, all by himself. He is however wearing a warm winter coat.

I like this very idyllic and somewhat humorous image. 

[beryllium10]

Moments of sunshine this afternoon after a couple of weeks of snow and rain.  A construction barge coming through the Locks into Lake Union.  Ship owners have a good eye for colour.   Cheers,  John

[Akira]

February 18.  It was a bit warmer during the daytime, and more Japanese plums bloomed.

[Fons Baerken]

February 18

Orange tulips



D850  85mm f/1.4ais

[Frank Fremerey]

after months of waiting, it finally arrived. The camera remote control and bluetooth dongle to put geoinfirmation from smartphone into EXIF .... Foolography Unleashed

[Bent Hjarbo]

Frank tell about how it affects batteri life on both camera and smartphone.

[Tom Hook]

February 18.  It was a bit warmer during the daytime, and more Japanese plums bloomed.

Akira, Your lovely Plum Blossoms are very inviting to this winter weary denizen of Connecticut. They don't appear here until April. Tokyo is at 35 degrees north and we are at 41-  yet such a differences as to when flowers bloom.

Also thanks for commenting about my little friend peering through the fence. It amused me too, but also made me feel a bit sorry to see him so situated on a cold winter day.