I got out and used my camera today...

[jimjamxx]

At a Mardi Gras parade yesterday:

 

 

What is reflected in the tuba:

 

 

JimmyJames

[TheRoff]

I have has a little project to catch the "moods" of the trees in our area.

 

Intriguing and omnious

 

Basking in almost spring sun

 

Larry

[dileep]

[zackiedawg]

Nice work Roff - I prefer the ominous trees - though I don't know if that's a sign of my personality! ;)

 

Dileep - love the geese...that would be some sight to see that many taking flight at once - I wish I was in a bit more of a migration cross path like that.

[TheRoff]

Nice work Roff - I prefer the ominous trees - though I don't know if that's a sign of my personality! ;)

 

Dileep - love the geese...that would be some sight to see that many taking flight at once - I wish I was in a bit more of a migration cross path like that.

 

LOL. I kind of like the dark trees better also. And, ditto on Dileep's photo. Nice one. Reminds me of scenes from the NOVA series.

 

Larry

[ion-man]

Larry- beautiful shots, especially #1.

 

Dileep- really does portray a 'Great Migrations' feel. Very nice work!

[MagnoliaFly]

 

 

[awboater]

Gosh, those are some very nice photos. It's taken me over an hour to get to the end of the thread.

 

Here is my contribution (I've reduced size and quality for faster loading)...

 

 

Hang on little Squirrel...

(Nikon D-70)

 

 

Western Maryland Railroad.

(Nikon D-70)

 

 

ICBM display at the Museum of the Air Force, Dayton, OH.

(Nikon D-90 w/ 10.5mm fisheye)

 

 

Nassau, Bahamas

(Nikon Coolpix S220)

 

 

Atlantis - Nassau, Bahamas

(Nikon Coolpix S220)

 

 

Marina Grand Haven, MI

(Nikon D-90)

[dileep]

Dileep - love the geese...that would be some sight to see that many taking flight at once - I wish I was in a bit more of a migration cross path like that.

 

Here they are in action!

[pierces]

 

 

Very nice series!

 

One concern...I hope you didn't fall asleep while you were near the pod. :eek:

 

Dave

[pierces]

I'm really enjoying the new camera. Nice, sharp images...

 

Especially considering it's the kit lens cropped from this shot!

 

Every generation moves ahead just that much more!

 

Dave

[dileep]

[dileep]

[zackiedawg]

A little swamp scenery from my new camera this weekend!:

 

 

Taken out at the wetlands reserve where I do much of my birding - I brought the little NEX along so I could snap wide shots in between the birds, while my A550 kept the big lens on.

[wernew2cruising]

[jimjamxx]

Happy Mardi Gras from Mister Buddy Dog:

 

 

 

 

JimmyJames

[Nilbog]

I couldn't resist the view--Not a cloud in sight, perfectly calm water.

 

[TLCOhio]

Spring is getting much closer! It was wonderfully sunny yesterday (and today) and getting much warmer here in Ohio. Went out and took some pictures of the Spring bulbs coming up and our two dogs, Roxie and Rudy. Below are a few of those pictures. Have a new iPhone and made a little video slideshow featuring those pictures using composer Antonio Vivaldi's Spring Allegro as the background/theme music. Great fun!!!

 

THANKS! Enjoy! Terry in Ohio

 

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[lovemylab]

TLCOhio - You have beautiful dogs!

 

Great pics everyone!

[TheRoff]

Old and new in the rain.

 

 

Larry

[Nilbog]

My daughter and I went to St Andrews State Park today with our cameras:

 

 

 

[NMCruzzin]

We were in the San Diego area 2 weeks ago...these are a couple of my favorites!

Sunset Cliffs:

 

La Jolla:

[zackiedawg]

Tonight's moon, 1am Friday night (Saturday morning) March 19, 2011, at 1500mm eq (Tamron 200-500mm lens + Tamron 2x TC, APS-C DSLR) from my front yard:

 

[TheRoff]

Nice one Justin. Amazingly sharp. How long was the exposure?

 

Larry

[zackiedawg]

It was 1/125 at F18, ISO200. Remember, it's a bright sunny day on the moon when it's night here - so exposures are just as they'd be in daylight - when shooting the moon closeup, use the old Sunny 16 rule!