Harold Carlson wrote:
I took along my full spectrum Nikon Z7 and pre-ai 50mm f2 when my wife and I took our dogs for a walk today. The wind was blowing and reflected in this weeping willow.
Harold Carlson wrote:
I took along my full spectrum Nikon Z7 and pre-ai 50mm f2 when my wife and I took our dogs for a walk today. The wind was blowing and reflected in this weeping willow.
The Nikkor 85mm f1.4 ais and the tc-16a - Barb has been at it again. This is a purple potato pie
From a King Arthur recipe. The pie has cardamom, orange, and ginger. She opted for the thyme spiced crumble topping (instead of marshmallow) On Thanksgiving she intends to cut the sugar 30-50% (delicious, but still a bit sweet) - It really is purple.
James Markus wrote:
The Nikkor 85mm f1.4 ais and the tc-16a - Barb has been at it again. This is a purple potato pie
From a King Arthur recipe. The pie has cardamom, orange, and ginger. She opted for the thyme spiced crumble topping (instead of marshmallow) On Thanksgiving she intends to cut the sugar 30-50% (delicious, but still a bit sweet) - It really is purple.
Here are a few photos from Nile Creek in keeping with the recent monochrome theme. These are brought to you by my D800E and the 200 f/4 micro Ai-s (first and fourth images) and the 55 f/1.2 SC (second and third photos).
NIKON D800E0.0 mm f/0.0 lens200mmf/4.01/1000s800 ISO0.0 EV
NIKON D800E0.0 mm f/0.0 lens55mmf/5.61/100s400 ISO0.0 EV
NIKON D800E0.0 mm f/0.0 lens55mmf/2.01/400s200 ISO0.0 EV
NIKON D800E0.0 mm f/0.0 lens200mmf/11.01/500s1000 ISO0.0 EV
Harold Carlson wrote:
I took along my full spectrum Nikon Z7 and pre-ai 50mm f2 when my wife and I took our dogs for a walk today. The wind was blowing and reflected in this weeping willow.
SiMuMe wrote:
...and every time I forget the aperture I'm scarred from mounting MFNG on Z camera for a while. So, two days later I shot Df and order was restored.
GroWeb wrote:
Here are a few photos from Nile Creek in keeping with the recent monochrome theme. These are brought to you by my D800E and the 200 f/4 micro Ai-s (first and fourth images) and the 55 f/1.2 SC (second and third photos).
San Diegans out for a short drivee to the mountains go to a tiny town called Julian, high enough to catch snow. Took the 3.5cm 2.5, an easy lens to use.
At Julian the entertainments is apples. Apple pie, Apple cider.....
rafaelcasd wrote:
San Diegans out for a short drivee to the mountains go to a tiny town called Julian, high enough to catch snow. Took the 3.5cm 2.5, an easy lens to use.
At Julian the entertainments is apples. Apple pie, Apple cider.....
rafaelcasd wrote:
San Diegans out for a short drivee to the mountains go to a tiny town called Julian, high enough to catch snow. Took the 3.5cm 2.5, an easy lens to use.
At Julian the entertainments is apples. Apple pie, Apple cider.....
Must be some great pie. Looking at the second picture at max resolution, there's a person with a blue beanie who seems to have had great eye contact with the camera.
Asking for a friend, how do you tell when Apple pie had no sugar added?
For the essential Julian experience be sure to visit on the weekend!
I've experienced gridlock traffic before, but the place is so small it was claustrophobic.
At least it still exists, I thought it had burned down a few years ago.
Searching my photo database by lens and came across some 5DS-R photos from 2022 using the 25-50mm f4 ais Zoom-Nikkor. Another lens not used often enough.
