Nikon DSLR "Picture Of The Day"

Spring is only 6 days away (here) so it's time to start thinking of summer activities. :)

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Camera: Nikon D50
Exposure: 0.003 sec (1/400)
Aperture: f/9
Focal Length: 31 mm
ISO Speed: 200
18-55 kit lens

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Originally Posted by Aldor88

Its me :o

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Great self-portrait!! Love it! You made your own fish eye lens!!

One of my favs from this weekend...

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Make = NIKON CORPORATION
Model = NIKON D700
Exposure Time = 1/200"
F Number = F7.1
ISO Speed Ratings = 200
Focal Length = 46mm
Color Space = sRGB

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Taken at Provo River Falls, Uinta Mountains, Utah
Nikon D300
Nikon 18-75mm f/3.5-4.5
f/16
1/6 sec.
ISO 100

Another one from Greece

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great shot craig.

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Nice shots Rooz, love that DOF!

This shot I went to B&W because I love the contrast formed between the boarder and the water spray behind him. The contrast wasn't as visible in color.


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Beautiful shot Turo, the B&W really works. Rooz, I love seeing the tough guy blowing bubbles with the kids :)

DownByFive, I've been to the Provo River Falls several times, it's rather close to where I live. (I have some pics here from 2 years ago, right after I got my camera, if you're interested.) Are you on a trip? You got some beautiful colors, what time of day did you shoot? Or did you use D-lighting or similar? I also love the scrap of sky you managed to get in the shot. Often I think waterfall shots could have been improved if there was some sky in there (although sometimes it's pretty much impossible, you did a great job here.)

craigyc, I take a lot of shots with the sun in the frame, too :) I like the way yours turned out, just the sun as we see it without a lot of sunrays. I'm usually using a very small aperture which creates those sunrays, but your image inspires me to try using a larger aperture for those sun shots. Your shot must have been taken on a rather dim day? Was the sun behind clouds?

Something different...

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Originally Posted by Rooz

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Don't do that to me first thing in the morning.:)
He reminds me of somebody who lives in Sydney who I dislike intensely.