Tim Ashton wrote:
A D200 with a consumer lens
Couldnt be. That is worthy of a 1Ds3 with an 85 f/1.2
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Don't complain to me, complain to Nikon . They made the plastic monster. I just point the camera in the general direction of the subject and push the shutter release (quote from a PJ I used to know when he wanted to explain to me why a 35mm was the only lens he needed on his F5).
Jammy Straub wrote:
I'm pretty sure Toffee could be a stunt double for a Jim Henson puppet!
I'm sure my mum wouldn't mind her being taxidermied to do that! No really, the silly cat shits everywhere!
Looks like we can re-name this thread "Your best animal shots". Oh well, here's another one with the creepy plastic zoom and D200. An engineer I met the other day. He seemed to be building a house or something:
i finally got one i liked. it has little to do with technique and more to do with subject. a memorial to our departed in Iraq and Afganistan at the Old North Church in Boston http://i.pbase.com/g3/89/44489/3/96241877.hG99e4qi.jpg
D3 and 24-70/f2.8
. They made the plastic monster. I just point the camera in the general direction of the subject and push the shutter release (quote from a PJ I used to know when he wanted to explain to me why a 35mm was the only lens he needed on his F5).
