Regina, terrific capture of the pony. Good to see you.
Ray, great snowy captures.
James, excellent photograph of the egg collection. Nice eyes on your friends
Siphiwe, very nice close up capture.
The Storm, Pierre-Auguste Cot 1880.
The painting had not been on display at The MET for several years but it was there on Sunday. It is now located on a side corner wall so the lighting is not as uniform compared to its original location.
Regina, terrific capture of the pony. Good to see you.
Ray, great snowy captures.
James, excellent photograph of the egg collection. Nice eyes on your friends
Siphiwe, very nice close up capture.
The Storm, Pierre-Auguste Cot 1880.
The painting had not been on display at The MET for several years but it was there on Sunday. It is now located on a side corner wall so the lighting is not as uniform compared to its original location. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54386183279_bba085bc47_h.jpg
Fuji S5 + 28/2.8 AIs @ f/2.8
Serge
Regina, terrific capture of the pony. Good to see you.
Ray, great snowy captures.
James, excellent photograph of the egg collection. Nice eyes on your friends
Siphiwe, very nice close up capture.
The Storm, Pierre-Auguste Cot 1880.
The painting had not been on display at The MET for several years but it was there on Sunday. It is now located on a side corner wall so the lighting is not as uniform compared to its original location. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54386183279_bba085bc47_h.jpg
Fuji S5 + 28/2.8 AIs @ f/2.8
Serge
Stayed up for the lunar eclipse last night. This sequence captured with 180 f2.8 Ais with a 1.4 tc on the D7100. Images then cropped about 50%. It was below freezing but worth it. Thanks for looking.
Scott
I tried to catch it, but it was pouring down rain.
mp356 wrote:
Stayed up for the lunar eclipse last night. This sequence captured with 180 f2.8 Ais with a 1.4 tc on the D7100. Images then cropped about 50%. It was below freezing but worth it. Thanks for looking.
Scott
Great job Scott! Missed it here. Had a long drive on Friday so needed the sleep first
mp356 wrote:
Stayed up for the lunar eclipse last night. This sequence captured with 180 f2.8 Ais with a 1.4 tc on the D7100. Images then cropped about 50%. It was below freezing but worth it. Thanks for looking.
Scott
I really like the lighting and background rendering on this Jim.
James Markus wrote:
Title: "Land Pearls - Financing Available"
I've been shooting "Land Pearls" (Eggs) for decades. I just find them fascinating, and lately they have been in the news as an indicator of how well the economy is operating. D800 with the 55mm Nikkor-S.C. ai'd
Thanks All, George got it, the Oak Island, NC Lighthouse seen from Southport.
Love this time of year for the mists etc. Had another good morning, perfect chance to try out the new to me K mount 50mm f/1.4. Sharper than I expected wide open.
So cute!
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mp356 wrote:
Stayed up for the lunar eclipse last night. This sequence captured with 180 f2.8 Ais with a 1.4 tc on the D7100. Images then cropped about 50%. It was below freezing but worth it. Thanks for looking.
Scott
Nice captures Scott. Lovely restraint on the blood red coloration, I've seen a ton where the saturation was cranked up. Thanks for staying up!
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AdaptedLenses wrote:
Morning Light & Mist usually a winning combo. 400mm f/5.6 ED
Beautiful shot, looks like a floating lighthouse.
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serge07 wrote:
Andrea, congratulations and great looking young lad.
