Photo-A-Day -- August 2013

Benji2505

Adamz: Really like the light in the face of that bird!

DXV_Photo

Sunrise at White Rock Lake in Dallas.

autofocus

Going through some folders and ran across this from last September. My daughter was here and we went down to the city. This is a reflection of us watching some street performers. D800 with the 24-120mm F4, VR. Nice walk around lens. Plenty sharp.



As always the photos on PAD are superb. I'm energized each day with the new posts!

Pierre

Aarhus - Denmark

spraynpray

Pluckley, Kent.

pippigurl

Peter

Pikes Peak, Colorado (during the NRF meeting)
Nikon D800E, Nikkor 24mm f/1.4

SquamishPhoto

Thanks for the kind words on the last portrait. :] Great shot, PitchBlack.


D800 • S35mm f1.4 @ f2 • 1/250 • ISO 100

itsnotmeyouknow

A dream car of my youth. I'm surprised to see examples of it still around. Two so far here in Acadia National Park, Maine.

Volkswagen still make them brand new, so that will explain why - you can still buy them brand new

rschnaible

My share is a sunrise view of the Grand Canyon while my better half was getting her sleep.....

itsnotmeyouknow

A young Gull on the Costa Brava, Spain:

D800 Nikkor 70 - 200 f/4

clskelton

NIkon D3200; Nikkor 18-200mm DX; 1/200s f/8.0 50mm ISO 800

Msmoto

Great work all.....

Sand

D800 14-24.. Providence

obajoba

adamz's zebra photo inspired me to process a few of my personal zebra shots from my month in South Africa a couple months ago...

D4, 70-200/2.8+TC-17eII | 270mm 1/640@f/8

Scuderia1

From Yellowstone last month.

DavidJaan

A quick snap at the breakfast table on vacation. Utilized some new features of Lightroom 5 in this edit. Pretty cool stuff. Taken with the D40/35mm 1.8 combo. Still love that pair.

stevejwphoto

Peter, love the colour contrast & sky especially in that shot.
rschnaible, genuine depth in that landscape.
PitchBlack, composition has to be close to perfect in that shot, very nice.
pippi, very lush, lovely shot.
There are others but I won't go on.

Juergen

SteveJwphoto, nice b&w!



Jürgen

ttsisgood

It's an amazing perspective that one can have from an open cockpit of a small aircraft looking straight down:

Capt_Bane

Great shots folks ! ... left comments on your Flickr pages ...
...here's a pair of Chestnut-tailed Starlings (the one in the front is the female, lost a bit of focus on her) ...
the male is apparently here to explain why they're named so .....



Regards,
AM

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Yesterday we went to a safari park, well ... just a zoo where you also can drive through in your car.

Young Zebra's, I think they heard something.

Nikon D600, 70-200mm f/2.8

Witty_Nickname

D800 - Nikkor 105mm f/2.8

TheGipper

Pickerel

On most of the shelters, there are strings hung from the ceiling so you can hang your food where mice have a harder time getting it. Here I hung my umbrella (made of thin sil-nylon) and my headlamp from one of these strings, so the umbrella was a diffuser and my headlamp could dimly light the entire shelter. Unfortunately for several days my camera wound up shooting in JPEG because the quality button must have been bumped over and I didn't notice, so I couldn't clean it up too much.



D800 - AF-S 16-35mm f/4G VR - 16mm - f/4 - 1 second handheld - ISO 3200