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Water lilies at the Brooklyn Botanical Garden Orchid Show, April 5, 2014. Taken with the Nikon D610 + AF-S Zoom NIKKOR 24-85mm f/3.5-4.5 G ED VR. 1/600 s @ f/5.6 -0.67, ISO 800.
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Nikon D90, Samyang/Pheonix Reflex 500mm f/8.
1/30 s, ISO 3200
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Nikon D90, Samyang/Pheonix Reflex 500mm f/8.
1 s, ISO 400 |
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Nikon D90, Samyang/Pheonix Reflex 500mm f/8.
1 s, ISO 400 |
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Holiday Lights; 750mm, 1/15 s -1, f/8.0, ISO 800 |
A few test shots with the Kenko Teleplus MC7 and the Samyang/Phoenix 500mm reflex lens have inspired me to write a tutorial about “The Bokeh”. And this gets me to thinking…
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Nikon Coolpix P1500 |
…Every once in a while this happens.
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Tree Bark, Post-Processed in the L*a*b* color space. |
A photograph of a tree processed in L*a*b*. Ever since my first trip to Wave Hill, I’ve had this thing about tree bark. I encountered some trees with a camo-like appearance, with subtle shades of green and yellow. They made for some interesting, almost abstract compositions.“If there is indeed any such thing as abstract photography, this certainly qualifies”, I thought. “Tree bark is Nature’s form of abstract expressionism”.
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Audio Spectrum |
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Birthday Freesia |
One thing I miss with the Coolpix P5100 is the ability to zoom while tripping the shutter; it simply can’t be done with these autofocus, zoom-by-wire cameras.
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Porcelain Christmas Tree “Lights’”
1/20 s @ f/4.7, -0.7, ISO 400 |