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Photo by damessenjah   •  Last comment by pentaxpete   •   On 04-30-13 08:26

Just squeezing through the Jeepnies !

Photo by dalth500   •  Last comment by dalth500   •   On 04-30-13 00:28

Hand held photo of a clock tower building with 135mm APO - the previous image is a 500% crop of the same photo so show the lens performance as well as the limits of resolution of the D800e

Photo by merrill   •  Last comment by anatoly15   •   On 04-29-13 17:53

It is very good. Thanks

Photo by zeissie   •  Last comment by damessenjah   •   On 04-29-13 16:54

Very urban; very colorful. A little motion blur on the guy but it is apparent that the location is covered and likely very dark therefore the longer exposure time with a slightly moving subject (of course that is assuming that the person is the primary subject which I do not think that he is but rather the painting of the face). It is difficult to catch everything on the spur of the moment but I wonder what it would be like if the ISO was bumped up a little and to have increased the kelvin temperature just a tad what the shot would have looked like. For me there is so much to learn and right now I am trying to get my head around White Balance bracketing so as to discover the nuances of the color spectrum.

Photo by minoltazeiss   •  Last comment by minoltazeiss   •   On 04-29-13 13:53

Thanks !

Photo by minoltazeiss   •  Last comment by minoltazeiss   •   On 04-29-13 13:51

Thank you both for the comments, the Canadians make fantastic subjects when they visit Tulalip to shop :-)

Photo by shutterbug1004   •  Last comment by mark_l   •   On 04-29-13 13:07

I often find nude photography repeating itself, this one is an exception, shape and light works perfect here.

Photo by opal   •  Last comment by chriseeo   •   On 04-29-13 08:01

I always heard of Horch but never seen one, even in a photo. I see there is "AUTO UNION" on the grille, later DKW, right?

Photo by mict   •  Last comment by bulldozer   •   On 04-29-13 07:14

Классная фотка!

Photo by shtarka1   •  Last comment by shtarka1   •   On 04-29-13 03:53

Sol, God Bless!

Photo by donuss   •  Last comment by bajanexile   •   On 04-29-13 02:22

Nice colour rendition. Steve

Photo by donuss   •  Last comment by bajanexile   •   On 04-29-13 02:22

Nicely isolated. Steve

Photo by donuss   •  Last comment by kanzer16   •   On 04-28-13 23:22

¡Qué buena! Casi se puede sentir el aire.

Photo by jose r_oeban   •  Last comment by kanzer16   •   On 04-28-13 23:21

Certainly a beautiful model and an outlet with very good light. Very good job.

Photo by rhd   •  Last comment by damessenjah   •   On 04-28-13 22:55

I like the way that the red umbrellas bring the picture to life.

Photo by rhd   •  Last comment by anatoly15   •   On 04-28-13 19:49

Very impressive. Exelent color. Sincerely Anatoly

Photo by mbmoore   •  Last comment by chwoods   •   On 04-28-13 18:38

Simply superb!

Photo by dalth500   •  Last comment by dalth500   •   On 04-28-13 11:16

Thanks for the comments - I agree the iPhone images were a real high-water mark but I wanted to give the 135 APO a try and mom was more than willing to sit still for the photos - extra chocolates and flowers for her on mothers day!!

Photo by donuss   •  Last comment by dalth500   •   On 04-28-13 11:11

Nice detail work - you need a lot of patience to capture this

Photo by dalth500   •  Last comment by anatoly15   •   On 04-28-13 07:51

I like image. 3 D look of background. It is not one person. Double face like on late Picaso portraits. Thanks.

Photo by shtarka1   •  Last comment by shtarka1   •   On 04-28-13 07:36

Thank you Dear Lilia! The World's Loss Too.

Photo by dalth500   •  Last comment by donuss   •   On 04-28-13 02:03

nice scene. Donat

Photo by modusoperandi   •  Last comment by donuss   •   On 04-28-13 01:54

Very beautiful. She play the Clarinett?

Photo by dalth500   •  Last comment by dalth500   •   On 04-28-13 00:42

Thanks Anatoly this is Bonneville Dam completed in the late 1930s as part of the "New Deal" to overcome the Great Depression that saw over 30% of Americans out of work. Over 80 years later it is still an important source of electrical energy in the Northwestern US. Also thanks for the reminder to use live-view with this lens - the focus is very very sensitive and the only way to ensure accuracy is to enlarge the intended subject area in live view and set the focus - which of course means using a tripod

Photo by aquilan   •  Last comment by aquilan   •   On 04-28-13 00:05

I tried to emphasize a fracture and a message. Thanks for Your comment.