PHOTO-A-DAY: January 2015

proudgeek

This was about a 25-shot stack. I believe the last 8 or 9 shots alone were required to get the entire inner structure of the flower in focus.

D800 | 105mm | f/9 | 1/60s | ISO 100

Yetibuddha

@Nikonsince1974. I really like this image. The story is the struggle in a place where its hard to make a living. I used to have to horses, and even at -35 they were ok, as long as they had plenty of food and water, and had been out all fall.

gene_mcgill

An Alaska Airlines Q400 creating prop vortices leaving Fairbanks.



D800E, AF-S 80-400, 400mm, ISO 1600, 1/1250 sec, f/5.6, Silver Efex

[Deleted User]

Clydesdales

DavidJaan

I love finding these pockets of light

HipShot

After a week of gray, cloudy weather, the sun broke out today. And every dog owner had the same idea: Head out to the dog park! When I got there about 4:30 this afternoon, the parking (barking?) lot was full! It was great to see all the people and their frolicking dogs there. And it was the "golden hour." Speaking of golden, I was shooting with one knee on the ground when I noticed a dog with his back to me, flinging dirt on me. Then I saw the "dribble" on my shoe. Little stinker. Goes with the territory, I guess. Anyway, here's a pic:

Hammie

Caught him through the window of a local bar/restaurant. I wanted a candid shot, but he saw me and posed. This was one of my favorite shots the other night when I was out.



D750 w/ Nikkor 50mm f/1.8D

1/40 sec, f/4.5, 50mm, ISO 11,400

Nikonsince1974

Wizard in Winter

Very nice! Is that Crater Lake in OR? I sure looks like it. I took this photo at Crater Lake back in 1997 with my Rolleiflex 2.8E and Panatomic-X. Still one of my favorite images!

tcole1983

D5200, 300 F4

kanuck

The most breathtaking natural scenery in South Korea: The Tops of The Seorksan Valley

Rx4Photo

Another select from the misty/rainy beach shoot with Ashley. The only 2 lenses that I used were the Sigma 50mm Art and the Nikon 70-200mm VR2. I kept cleaning the lenses between shots and covering the camera.


D800 | Sigma 50mm f/1.4 Art @ f/1.6 | 1/1600 sec | ISO 200

CEBlueclouds

D800, Sigma 50 Art @ f/2.8, ISO100

calengor

D750 | 50mm f/1.8G | 50mm | f/1.8 | 1/50 sec | ISO 110

jimo

Nikonsince1974

After a 6" snowfall the night before. D700 35mm f/2.8 AIS Nikkor

Yetibuddha

Well, I have shared several wintry scenes on PAD the last week or so. After looking at them again and reflecting on what I was doing, I decided that scene after scene of the same kind of landscape was getting kind of boring. So, I still wanted to capture winter landscape scenes, but I thought old buildings covered in snow would be kind a nice change, telling the story of how difficult it is to making a living in remote places of Montana. So, the other day drove down to the ghost town of Bannack, Montana's first territorial capital. And of course, there was very little snow on the ground there (no webcams to check for conditions), But I decided to practice my photography anyhow. So, I am starting a series on the town to share on PAD, just a few. I decided to process the images in black and white because it gives the scene more of an old time look. A little bit of sepia included as well. I thought these might interest people in coming to visit this part of Montana as it is very scenic, several ghost towns in the area, lots of wildlife, lakes, mountains, and fish.
The first shot is for the vehicle afficionados here, we do have vehicles in Montana.

proudgeek

This little guy.

D800 | 300mm + TC20 | f/5.6 | 1/2000s | ISO 2000

Vipmediastar_JZ

My father

dissent

Don't think I posted the purple one; OK, here it is.

amvj

Nikonsince1974

This little guy.

D800 | 300mm + TC20 | f/5.6 | 1/2000s | ISO 2000

Ah yes, the ubiquitous Anole. They are everywhere in FL. They will occasion find their way into our house. I always know there is one when we hear one of our cats start growling. They have it in their mouth and all the other cats show up to see what they have. It is as if the one is saying "I killed this one, it's mine, go get your own!"

Now if some cat would just get that really annoying Geico lizard (incorrectly called a gecko, which is a totally different animal from these ones)

Beso

One more of Crater Lake in winter. This was an impromptu 5 shot panorama stitched in PS.

Lambda

Enjoying the view
-St. Andrews Scotland

[Deleted User]

A little summer reminder.

PB_PM

D800 + Sigma 50mm F1.4 @F8 | Large Version