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Ken Hill wrote:
Samy your post brings up something that I was thinking. Often times while scrolling the photos I see them and know who the photographer is. I know yours, Jay, Reagan, Andy, Ronny, Buddy,Scott, Peter (USA & RSA), Raphael, Phong and definitely Jose.
I wonder what others think!
Ken, it's pretty much the same for me. I do recognise some by subject matter, others by either their lens choice or post processing.
For the following people, I never need to look up who posted the photo(s)
Ken Hill. Both subject matter and post processing really identify your photos for me. When it comes to lens choice, not many here own the Noct, or the 35-200 for that matter, but in your photo's it's not the lens choice that makes me recognise them.
Luka. A gifted observer with a way to pick strong pictures from an area as crowded as New York. The 55mm f1,2 and 105mm f2,5 images really stand out for me, because I like both lenses and use them a lot myself
Peter Burke. Subject matter and post processing more then lens choice
Peter O. When he still used the D200 it made things even easier, but his choice of aperture mostly give it away for me
Ronny. Well, 16mm and near perfect PP
Raphael. A lot of lens porn there, but the classic cars, garden views, the Navy ships. Still though, the light seems to tell me when an image was photographed by Raphael or by someone else.
Kristian. That's not too hard. The European continent somehow does look different from the American
Jose. Subject matter, but also the lens choice most of the time identifies Jose's images for me
Jay. In Jay's images it is the light and colors that make me recognise photos as his. Possibly this is influenced by PP a bit as well
Andy. Framing is the give away here for me. Most of the time anyways
Curtis, Leighton. I guess I do take in a lot of information when looking at the images here. I wish I had more time to participate. At the time, I'm trying to split up my time off from work between doing nice things with Anouk and Kristina, and getting projects in and around the house finished. I had a few occasions to try out the D800, but I am nowhere near as familiar with it, as I was with my D3.
Playing around a bit with the D800, the 80-200 f4 Ai-S and some strobes
 BFK_6596 by b j, on Flickr
Same as above. Anyone recognise the item photographed?
 BFK_6582 by b j, on Flickr
Water levels raised a bit after the torrential rain from the past few weeks
Taken with the D800 and 135 f2,8 Nikkor-Q.C
 BFK_6528 by b j, on Flickr
And taken with the D800 and 55 f1,2 Nikkor-S.C
 BFK_6507 by b j, on Flickr
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