Nikon DSLR "Picture Of The Day"

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Originally Posted by K1W1

I like it whatever that counts for.

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Good feed back always counts. ;)

An old homestead, abandoned in the 1940s (I think) on the edge of the Killpecker, Wyoming sand dunes. The sand is taking over :eek:

32 mm, 3 sec., f/16, ISO 200
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It's got a coolish thing going on there TNB, it has a movie screenish feel to it.

Tori, great capture.

r3g, great composition.

Stoller, all the way around good work.

D200 + 50/1.8

http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p...C_5308-web.jpg

I've been trying really hard to get good "panning" shots. This is one of the better ones, but I still need much more practice (no post-processing besides a little cropping). Props to those of you who are good at this, its quite challenging to photograph moving targets!

http://ww2.cs.fsu.edu/~donate/wakebo...s/wake2_04.jpg

i was taking some shoots for my car with the mods :)

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Originally Posted by Turo

I've been trying really hard to get good "panning" shots. This is one of the better ones, but I still need much more practice (no post-processing besides a little cropping). Props to those of you who are good at this, its quite challenging to photograph moving targets!

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you are kidding right ? thats one of the best panning shots i've seen on here.

Jason25: thats a beatiful pic mate.

Here's another from the Wyoming desert. The rock formation, called the Boar's Tusk, is the neck of an ancient volcano. Saleh, do you live near the desert? I'd love to see some of your desert shots.

45mm, 1/90 sec., f/11, ISO 200
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Originally Posted by Turo

I've been trying really hard to get good "panning" shots. This is one of the better ones, but I still need much more practice (no post-processing besides a little cropping).

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Does that guy have an artificial left leg?

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Originally Posted by Turo

I've been trying really hard to get good "panning" shots. This is one of the better ones, but I still need much more practice (no post-processing besides a little cropping). Props to those of you who are good at this, its quite challenging to photograph moving targets!

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Looks pretty good to me though I was wondering more about the specifics, i.e. lens (70-200 VR) and if the shot was taken from a moving boat.