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Georg, too bad the cemetery here doesn't allow things like this. During the summer, I carry a one gallon water bottle with me, filled with water from home. Can't put any sort of potted plants there, either.
georgms wrote:
Monty, that's a fine documentary piece! Mid or late 50's I would guess.
A sign for the world getting "smaller" due quickly expanding airline traffic I assume.
Speaking of another world - this isn't irreverent meant - many elders here spend a lot of time caring for the graves of the gone relatives and friends.
Sometimes this results in kinda strange sights, like this one:

fall colors von georgsfoto auf Flickr
taken 2009, D700, some Ai'd Nikkor 50/1.4
OMG, that IS a bee on the top there!! WOW. Can't think of where I'd use an 800 on a regular basis though... before anyone tries to tempt me with the one at KEH.
asiostygius wrote:
Back at home and with a sunny afternoon, I was taking some pictures of the pine in front (and below) of my balcony, 25m away, experimenting once more the 800 + TC20EIII:

Pine tip with a 1600mm f/11 telephoto by labecoaves, on Flickr
This was taken 25m away with D7000 + TC20EIII + Nikkor 800mm f/5.6 ais EDIF (=1600mm f/11) + tripod.
ISO 320, f/16 (8) at 1/125s.
Matt, if/when it does come to surgery, after all the PT, the relief from pain will be well worth it. It's been just over two years since my rotator cuff surgery was done, while they were in the neighborhood they fixed a few other things like a torn bicep and some arthritis spurs, and I feel so much better now. Hope you can put enough aside for when you do have to have the downtime.
Matt OHarver wrote:
leighton w wrote:
Great shots Matt, good to see you posting again!
Thanks I've been put on a combination of oral steroids, Anti-inflammitories, and pain medicine has relieved the pain enough for me to use the camera when I'm not being paid. I'm just hoping they can find a long term non surgical "fix" for this. It feels good to be able to get out and almost enjoy myself, I'm sure it's short lived but I'll take whatever break I can get at this point. It's been a rough time lately.
Matt
Thanks Matt. I think someone is putting these colors up for me lately, so I always bring a camera with me to the cemetery. Unfortunately it's in a section of town that is rather run down and trouble prone, so I make sure I keep my wits about me while I'm there.
Matt OHarver wrote:
NightOwl Cat wrote:
Ok, so tonight I decided to test out the V1 with the 300 f/4.5. I tried shooting some aircraft overhead, but nothing recognizable came of it. Definitely not something I'm good at handholding, yet, but I braced it on a headstone and got this shot.
I always love how you can capture those colors in the sunset.
Matt
Thanks Kev. Probably wouldn't be too hard to paint it black 
kwoodard wrote:
NightOwl Cat wrote:
Ok, so tonight I decided to test out the V1 with the 300 f/4.5. I tried shooting some aircraft overhead, but nothing recognizable came of it. Definitely not something I'm good at handholding, yet, but I braced it on a headstone and got this shot.
This shot is pretty amazing. Wonder how it would look with the streetlight removed in post?
Wow, I stopped in at an In and Out while I was in Dallas. First time we went to one when we lived in CA, we didn't know about their portions, and ordered large fries for each of us , no, we didn't finish them.... love the shot. 
rafaelcasd wrote:
Been busy with the time change and the customer in town.
Just enough time for in and out.
love my D3, so clean at high iso with no help. 50mm 2.0 at 2.8. This is a perfect sample.

nikon nikkor 50mm 2.0 ai D3 inand out by Rafael CA, on Flickr
The crop:

nikon nikkor 50mm 2.0 ai D3 in and out crop by Rafael CA, on Flickr
Thanks Peter, but I don't lug that headstone around either I'd taken a bunch of stuff out of the trunk of the car in order to go grocery shopping, and I need to put everything back in the trunk (boot) now.
Oosty wrote:
NightOwl Cat wrote:
Ok, so tonight I decided to test out the V1 with the 300 f/4.5. I tried shooting some aircraft overhead, but nothing recognizable came of it. Definitely not something I'm good at handholding, yet, but I braced it on a headstone and got this shot.
Laura, this is excellent. A monopod is lighter though 
Thanks Georg, I definitely need to teach the muscles to hold it a little better before I try another handhold shot . The planes, if they'd not been so blurry, would have been great. From where I was sitting, you could see a dot and a contrail.
georgms wrote:
Laura, very nice evening sky and a pretty serious looking 300/4.5 on that V1!
Americo, I hope your new 85/1.4 Ais will not disappoint you!
Rafael, very nice mix between the light-sources. The 50/2 seems to be a real winner.
Love it, Chin!
Zichar wrote:
Inspired by Rocky's behind the covers image...
Unfortunately Oolong wasn't as cooperative, kept peering out to look at the tv (for real this time, not the washer)
50mm f/1.2 AIS wide open

watchin' the game (CKC_8608) by Zichar, on Flickr
Rather sudden, Reagan. Hope nothing's wrong other than an itch to try mirrorless. The V1s were on sale not that long ago for pretty cheap.
Reagan wrote:
In case anyone is looking for a D700
http://www.fredmiranda.com/forum/topic/1167097
Reagan
Why oh why am I thinking of Willie Wonka And The Chocolate Factory now?
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