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@MJ: Why were you selling wine? What.....like on the street? In a store? 
I'm sorry, but what the heck is it? I'm just curious. Do you have any photos of the entire thing that you wouldn't mind sharing? Hopefully, people will understand and it won't go against your "1 post per day" here in this thread.
Silentwave said:Audrey III, a rather special plant, at the Fairchild Tropical Botanic Gardens:
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May 6th, 2006 1:35PM.
Camera: Nikon D2HS
ISO: 200
Focal Length: 55mm
Shutter/Aperture: 1/500 sec. f/5.6
Lens: Nikon AF-S DX 17-55mm f/2.8G ED-IF Aspherical
I hope you all like it. Please tell me what you think.
I'm sorry, but what the heck is it?
I'm just curious. Do you have any photos of the entire thing that you wouldn't mind sharing? Hopefully, people will understand and it won't go against your "1 post per day" here in this thread.
Abstract said:@MJ: Why were you selling wine? What.....like on the street? In a store?
It's my job. There are lots of restaurants 'round there. Unless I'm confused with a completely different place.
Meh, whatever, it's a cool shot.
FrankieTDouglas said:Camera: Nikon d70s
ISO: 200
Focal Length: 34mm
Shutter/Aperture: 1/160 @ f4.5
Lens: 18-70 mm Nikon DX
My nephew and niece, Friday, May 26, 2006, in West Monroe, Louisiana
Just out of interest, did they both lose their legs in the same accident or does monoped run in the family?
have you got a link to the full quality version of that it might have to be my new desktop when i get my laptop backDafke said:new day, new pic.
Cuba, Havana, June 27 2005
Trenton, Nova Scotia, Canada, Tuesday August 16 2005 at about 7:15 AM.
Taken at work with a Canon PowerShot A60 (one of their cameras).
I don't own a camera at all, not even a P&S digital.
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Taken at work with a Canon PowerShot A60 (one of their cameras).
I don't own a camera at all, not even a P&S digital.
mad jew said:It's my job. There are lots of restaurants 'round there. Unless I'm confused with a completely different place.
Meh, whatever, it's a cool shot.
Oh no no, it's just that I've never heard of a job like that. I always thought restaurants just bought in bulk and got a discount from some brochure they get from a wholesaler or something.
elisha cuthbert said:
Yeah, I was gonna comment on this one. The buildings in the back have this 2D look to it. It's sort of looks like the buildings are really a print on a wallpaper or something. I can't explain it, but I hope it makes enough sense for you not to report me to the authorities or something.
Anyway, it's cool.
Sharewaredemon said:Trenton, Nova Scotia, Canada, Tuesday August 16 2006 at about 7:15 AM.
Taken at work with a Canon PowerShot A60 (one of their cameras).
I don't own a camera at all, not even a P&S digital.
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Very cool, time traveler.
I really like the picture - sincerely.
iGary said:Very cool, time traveler.
I really like the picture - sincerely.
hah oops!
Thanks, I have another one that is not as sharp where the fog is up a bit higher, so you can still see the top, but you can also see the ground.
I love fog.
In fact the same thing as in this picture happened this morning, except it was hiding the whole building, except for the tip of the stack.
Abstract said:
Possibly the perfect job. Just drive 'round to restaurants and taste nice wine with them.
But back to the pictures...
So you're not even "mad", really. You're just drunk. Oh, and they let you drive afterwards. Sweet. Glad to see they care about your safety.
Anyway, despite what I told iGary about posting a shot of a kangaroo next (they're not that impressive anyway, although they taste quite good ), I'm going to post a "panning" photo........the type I asked about earlier and told Chip I've tried doing it once and failed miserably (see PAGES 1 & 2 of this thread).
(it's 12:09am here, and I waited for midnight before I went to sleep in order to post a photo in this thread!)
Anyway, around 80 attempts later, I got a few good ones. It's just that I was holding my D50 with my arm completely extended, and I was moving it sideways (trying to keep it a steady motion), while shooting with my other hand, so it wasn't entirely my incompetence that led me to make 80 attempts at this.
My bedroom with photos in the background - May 29th, 2006.
Oh, and they let you drive afterwards. Sweet. Glad to see they care about your safety. Anyway, despite what I told iGary about posting a shot of a kangaroo next (they're not that impressive anyway, although they taste quite good
), I'm going to post a "panning" photo........the type I asked about earlier and told Chip I've tried doing it once and failed miserably (see PAGES 1 & 2 of this thread).(it's 12:09am here, and I waited for midnight before I went to sleep in order to post a photo in this thread!)
Anyway, around 80 attempts later, I got a few good ones.
It's just that I was holding my D50 with my arm completely extended, and I was moving it sideways (trying to keep it a steady motion), while shooting with my other hand, so it wasn't entirely my incompetence that led me to make 80 attempts at this.My bedroom with photos in the background - May 29th, 2006.
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Dafke said:new day, new pic.
Cuba, Havana, June 27 2005
What are the kids doing along the staircase? Looks like they're playing a game of sorts.
Also interesting is all of the horse drawn carriages. Very cool shot.
Dafke said:new day, new pic.
Cuba, Havana, June 27 2005
Great shot. Love the building color and the haze, such a great atmosphere to the shot
pdpfilms said:Image Name: Stalking Leopard
Location: Mala Mala Wildlife Reserve, South Africa
Date: April 27, 2006
Camera: Nikon D2x
Lens: 70-200mm f/2.8 VR
Aperture/Shutter: 2.8, 1/320
ISO: 400
Uhh...wow!
Speechless.
Chip NoVaMac said:
Great Shot mate... Shame I couldn't make it to DC on memorial day... Last year was really great, my first memorial day too
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