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Loops - 08/17/'06
Name - Loops
Date - August 17th 2006
Camera - Fuji Finepix S5000
ISO - 200
Aperture - f 8.0
Shutter Speed = 2 Seconds
This is an image of my light in my room. Shutter was a 2 seconds and I just moved the camera around. I took about 50 of these shots. This is the one I like the most. I'll post more on diffrent days.
Name - Loops
Date - August 17th 2006
Camera - Fuji Finepix S5000
ISO - 200
Aperture - f 8.0
Shutter Speed = 2 Seconds
This is an image of my light in my room. Shutter was a 2 seconds and I just moved the camera around. I took about 50 of these shots. This is the one I like the most. I'll post more on diffrent days.
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Lau
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I couldn't even see the bee in the thumbnail, but then I noticed it the second time aroundAbstract said:Taken today, Botanic Garden
Taken with my Nikon D50 and my Sigma 12-24 mm lens.
Haha, yeah, that bee was kind of faded. It's weird though, because I thought I saw some bees today that were slightly green, and thought it must be a fly until I stooped down to the flowers a little bit more.
Anyway, thought about posting something else, but I'm going to post another photo with a more obvious bee (it's a different day now in my time zone).
More Bees, photo taken yesterday. I used my Nikon D50 and my Sigma 24-70 f2.8 macro for this one as well. I cropped a bit, but mostly to get rid of another flower that was distracting.
Anyway, thought about posting something else, but I'm going to post another photo with a more obvious bee (it's a different day now in my time zone).
More Bees, photo taken yesterday. I used my Nikon D50 and my Sigma 24-70 f2.8 macro for this one as well. I cropped a bit, but mostly to get rid of another flower that was distracting.
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Bees & Flowers
While on the topic of bees and such... I snapped this last fall, and it's one of my favourite images from the series. There was a bed of small wildflowers near my cottage and bees made their way through the field all day long, so it was easy for me to just sit there and wait for the next shot.
Canon 20D - 28-135 IS @ 135mm
ISO-800, 1/200sec, f/7.1
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While on the topic of bees and such... I snapped this last fall, and it's one of my favourite images from the series. There was a bed of small wildflowers near my cottage and bees made their way through the field all day long, so it was easy for me to just sit there and wait for the next shot.
Canon 20D - 28-135 IS @ 135mm
ISO-800, 1/200sec, f/7.1
x.
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Here's my favorite bee shot.
Shot on 8/02/06
Shutter: 1/200
ISO: 80
Shot with my W-50
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Shot on 8/02/06
Shutter: 1/200
ISO: 80
Shot with my W-50
^Click me for full size^
DJMastaWes said:Name - Loops
Date - August 17th 2006
Camera - Fuji Finepix S5000
ISO - 200
Aperture - f 8.0
Shutter Speed = 2 Seconds
This is an image of my light in my room. Shutter was a 2 seconds and I just moved the camera around. I took about 50 of these shots. This is the one I like the most. I'll post more on diffrent days.
Nice job Wes - looks like you are having fun with your camera now.
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Flower box - 8/18/06
It's a "macro" of spinach growing on my balcony.
Camera: Canon EOS 30D
ISO: 400
Shutter/Aperture: 1/60 @ f5.6
Lens: EF 50 mm f1.8 II + 20 mm extension tube
It's a "macro" of spinach growing on my balcony.
Camera: Canon EOS 30D
ISO: 400
Shutter/Aperture: 1/60 @ f5.6
Lens: EF 50 mm f1.8 II + 20 mm extension tube
I sure am!Mike Teezie said:
Name - Greek
Date - August 18th 2006
Camera - Fuji Finepix S5000
ISO - 200
Aperture - F2.8
Shutter - 1/100
My mom took me out for lunch at my favorite restaurant "Marathon" there souvlaki is amazing! The price is great too. You get a drink, rice, fries, salad and chicken for $8.
Bora Bora, French Polynesia
Make: Sony
Model: DSC-N1
Shutter Speed: 1/160 seconds
F Number: F/2.8
Focal Length: 7.9 mm
ISO Speed: 64
Date Picture Taken: Mar 22, 2006, noon
A close up of a U.S. WWII gun.
Make: Sony
Model: DSC-N1
Shutter Speed: 1/160 seconds
F Number: F/2.8
Focal Length: 7.9 mm
ISO Speed: 64
Date Picture Taken: Mar 22, 2006, noon
A close up of a U.S. WWII gun.
Evening Patrol
Mountaintop near Daegu, South Korea
August 6, 2006
Fuji F30
iso 100
f/8@o.ooo625s
lens set widest
-1 e.v.
cropped a little
Vast aerial armadas of large dragonflies congregate near the tops of the local peaks, efficiently decimating the clouds of smaller flying insects that meet up there to mate. I was out for a long, late afternoon run one very hot, humid Sunday (37 C), and just had to stop to try to capture the sight of so many bugs silhouetted against the towering cumulus with large crepuscular rays shooting out.
Mountaintop near Daegu, South Korea
August 6, 2006
Fuji F30
iso 100
f/8@o.ooo625s
lens set widest
-1 e.v.
cropped a little
Vast aerial armadas of large dragonflies congregate near the tops of the local peaks, efficiently decimating the clouds of smaller flying insects that meet up there to mate. I was out for a long, late afternoon run one very hot, humid Sunday (37 C), and just had to stop to try to capture the sight of so many bugs silhouetted against the towering cumulus with large crepuscular rays shooting out.
gekko513 said:
Well this cemetary had more grave markers than I have ever seen. It is a cemetary for veterans and their spouses. It really was like an eternity of markers. Sad yet beautiful all at the same time. So many people that died for this country are buried there and I have never seen anyone in there.
And thank you very much.
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