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Nikon D800 Photographs of a Beautiful Blonde Swimsuit Bikini Model shot with the brand new Nikon D800 and Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8G ED VR II AF-S Nikkor Zoom Lens.
Captured in both RAW and JPEG.
Check out the amazing detail! I was running out of cards fast, as the files are huge!
A classic California Goddess! Tall, thin, fit, with pretty blue eyes and blonde hair. And yes, she surfs!
In a Malibu Sea Cave as the tide was coming in, modeling a black hoodie.
There was a high-surf advisory, and some of the huge waves were getting a bit close, so he headed up the beach to shoot in the sand. :) Enjoy!
Love love love my new Nikon D800! :)
This is just an amazing story!!
A couple of women have been feeding a group of dogs that have been living on this patch of land for the past 6 YEARS!!!! They have captured a few, but can't capure the last six dogs, and somehow they found me, and asked for my help.
This is an invitation to look at the challenges we're facing while trying to help dogs.
Please click on this satelite picture (link below). You can even see the food and water bowls they keep refilling twice a week... just amazing!!!
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Any ideas for me on how to get them???
These dogs are super smart... they know every trick in the book! (especially after seeing a few of their friends being trapped with a humane trap).
Zoom in, zoom out... I would love to hear your ideas!
Eldad
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Prepping Nikon Picture Control types for use:
1. Using the Picture Control Utility in View NX2, for each Picture Control create a variant, with the following settings, (adjustments set to Manual in the Picture Control utility):-
Sharpening = auto
Contrast / Brightness = auto
Saturation = auto.
Note you first click the "Manual" button (to enable customisation) then proceed as follows
2. For each Picture Control type, name each (and save) as follows:-
Standard = as "Standard auto" variant
Portrait = "Portrait auto"
Etc. so that you have an auto variant for each Picture Control type, to get you started using them, in VNX2.
You can Export these pre-sets to your camera via SD card, refer to the help (ticked on the schematic.)
Once you have saved all the 'Auto' variants for each Picture Control type, then you can start to process your NEFs, using these saved custom settings. You can do this in the field when out shooting, or post the shoot, in VNX2 / CNX2.
Double click a NEF to bring it into the Edit window - then view the camera applied Picture Control type, then decide if you want to change / experiment.
You will or should notice a dramatic improvement in quality.
You will most often find very little extra sharpening is required.
N.B. Don't start messing around with curve customisation, until you know what you're doing and have built up experience with the customisation I've outlined at the top of this posting.
This was captured by my wife using a Nikon D80. As she was bored shooting the horse shoe bend, she turned her camera towards me and captured me shooting the bend.
I found this shot interesting as it gives a perspective of the depth of the canyon.
I am just soooooo in love with my community Vida Nova I run around with my camera in hand! Every corner has a photo worthy moment! I literally feel like I live in paradise! maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Vida%20Nova%20Cove/89/238/26
The writing says: German Self propelled artillery gun “Ferdinand”, captured with it’s crew by fighters of 129 division.
My take on Jennifer's tag card from Tuesday
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I used a mask instead of resist stamping with the wrinkle free distress ink technique. It kind of reminded me of pressed flowers in the pages of a book, hence the title.
Hero Arts Manuscript background; art flowers. Tim Holz mini mask floret.
captured last week at one of the "winter attempts" in the little Bleichröder Park in front of my door
Kitty Cat Makeup for Halloween (tutorial)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=rBY563zvubA
Uploaded by www.youtube.com/user/filthygorgeousmakeup on Oct 14, 2008
The sun was going down when she was trying to capture the moment with her phone... Picture taken with my beloved combo Leica M240 / Voiglander 50mm