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Medium rare prime rib at Co Co's
As much as I like baked potatos; tonight I decided to substitute sweet potato fries.
It turned out to be a good choice and unless you're one of those people who hates sweet potatoes, I reccomend that you give them a try.
(The flavor combination of prime rib, vegies, and fries reminded me of picking equidistant colors around a color wheel.)
#267/365 Since I didn't feel very creative, I thought I'd show you my Prime lens collection and go thru them. What's nice about my collection is most my lens are budget ($300 or less). Sorry for the unsharp image..I had to use a Sigma zoom lens since all of my primes were busy modeling.
From Left to right:
Nikon 135mm F2.8 AI-S (Manual Focus): I love that you can buy these older manual focus lens and use them with Nikon DSLRs. These old primes are sharp and cheap. I picked this one up for $140. Really nice focal length for portraits Sample Pic
Nikon 100mm F2.8 E-Series (Manual Focus): Not only is this lens sharp...look how small it is. It is about the same size as a 50mm. Fantastic Portrait lens$98 Sample Pic
Nikon 50mm 1.4D AF: I am unhappy about this lense the most. Horrible wide open in sunlight. It's also one of the few lens we purchased new for $315. Not worth it IMO. The bokeh is nice if you can avoid sunlight. Sample Pic
Nikon 50mm 1.8D AF: One of the best bargins ever. Only $100 bucks new (I paid $75). This is a no brainer if you are starting out. People complain about the bokeh pattern, but you can use it to your advantage. Sample Pic
Nikon 35mm F2 AF: My most used lens. I love this focal length on a full frame body. This also has a really close focus point. Great for 1/2 and full body portraits. Fun to use as close up for kids. $285. Sample Pic
Nikon 35mm F1.8 AF-S DX: This is a newer lens from nikon. This is a must get lens if you own a D40/D60/D3000/D5000 as it has a AF motor. It is about 45mm on a cropped body. I have used this on my D3 but I mainly got this for my small d40. Does really good, I still prefer my F2 over this. Sample Pic
Sigma 28mm F1.8 AF: This is an older sigma made back in the SLR days. This was a bargain as I picked this up for $135 bucks. Sigmas are a little iffy. The focus was off on this lens, but luckily the D300 and above has a AF fine tune feature so I was able to correct this. Sample Pic
Nikon 24mm F2.8D: This was my widest prime for the longest time. I used this lens for most of my architectural shots. $215 Sample Pic
Sigma 14mm F2.8: This is my most expensive lens. This is the wides full frame non-fish eye lens I could find without breaking the bank...$550. As you can see from my recent shot I'm really getting a kick out of it. I bought this for Architectural shots, but the extremly close focal range makes it fun for all sorts of things. Sample Pic
There you have it. My next lens is probalby something between 85mm-105mm auto focus. I love my 2 manual focus lens, but it is not idea when you have to capture moving subjects. (I'll proof read all I just wrote in the morning to correct any errors as I know there are many)
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They are such a beautiful bird in spring; by late summer they lose all their feathers and look very different as they grow new feathers. He is on a Japanese Maple tree limb right beside my porch chair where I was sitting and if you enlarge you can get a good look at his coloring with the black and red. He has raised his family in this tree for the last 2 years so I get a good view of the activity.
L’ape italiana (Apis mellifera ligustica SPINOLA, 1806) è la sottospecie più diffusa al mondo tra le api mellifere. Originaria dell'Italia e del nord della Sicilia si è formata sopravvivendo all'era delle glaciazioni. È un’ape molto apprezzata dagli apicoltori in quanto ha dimostrato di essere adattabile alla maggior parte dei climi dal subtropicale al temperato, anche se ha dimostrato meno adattamento ai climi umidi tropicali.
The Italian bee (Apis mellifera ligustica SPINOLA, 1806) is the world's most popular subspecies of honey bees. Originally from northern Italy and Sicily was formed by surviving the era of glaciation.
It is a bee much appreciated by beekeepers because it has proven to be adaptable to most climates from subtropical to temperate, even though it has proved less suitable for humid tropical climates.
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Visitors to Denali National Park are allowed to drive the first 16 miles into the park, and there was a five mile stretch of this road that was closed to any off road travel due to the moose rutting season. After having spent a little over a week in Alaska without much in the way of wildlife sightings, we were quite delighted to spot this young bull as well as 19 others on our first day in the park. I've always heard the moose in Alaska are much larger than the ones in the Rockies and after observing them myself, I would have to agree. Couldn't beat the fact that the fall colors were at their peak; it provided a nice setting to photograph the moose.
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MANILA INTERNATIONAL AUTO SHOW SHUTTLE
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Coachbuilder: Almazora Motors Corporation
Model: AMC Lion's Coach
Shot Taken: WTC, Buendia Ave, Pasay City
Like Prime's truck mode, this isn't transformable in anyway. It's just a box on wheels, really. But is sure does help the truck mode feel more complete.
Roid Week 2014, Day 3.
Taken with Polaroid SLR 680 and Impossible Color Frame 600 Color film.
Island of Kauai, Hawaii.
A roe deer buck in its prime years. I saw him standing in a field very close to the backroad i was driving on. So i approached him slowly and came to stop only some couple yards away, surprised to see me he stood still for some seconds before jumping away, enough time to get some nice shots, the warm evening light adds some extra mood! Nordfriesland, Germany
Prime Air (operated by CargoJet)
at Hamilton International Airport (YHM)
Both new PRIME AIR (CargoJet B-767-300ER/F's (C-GAZF/I) arriving at YHM within a few minutes using runways 30 and 24
L'ETR 425-058 di Trenord, primo esemplare consegnato della serie, transita nella stazione di Fino Mornasco (CO) mentre effettua una corsa prova Novate-Como Nord Lago.
A couple of times per year we have this phantastic atmosphere in zurich. Then, I cannot resist taking the tripod to my favourite viewpoint.
Wandering around Hollywood Studios before closing one night I was walking past Prime Time Cafe when it struck me I did not have a single photo of the location. Fortunately even though it wasn't closing time yet, this area of the park is dead in the late evenings. I'm actually surprised a bit surprised I never had a shot until now as my wife and I always eat here as she really likes it. Oh well, one more off the checklist.
This was shot with the Nikon D810 and Nikon 14-24 2.8. I stood a ways back and used the Nikon 14-24 to try to get the whole building in. I succeeded in that but honestly I think I got a bit too much floor in the shot. If i were to redo it I'd probably get a bit closer and sacrifice a bit of the wall on the left while also shooting a bit more from the left towards the right. I also would have preferred a non-spinning sign. I actually shot a high ISO fast shot to stop it but once I saw it in Lightroom I knew it wasn't going to work for this image. I created the base of this image with 2 of my bracket shots, 1 being an underexposure to tame the highlights. I also spent a decent amount of time healing the ground as it was quite a mess. It's amazing what a difference a clean ground can do for an image and it's really easy to do, if not a bit time consuming depending on how bad it is.
Do you enjoy eating at the Prime Time Cafe?
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The truck is an old moc, but I wanted to put them together.
Instructions: www.youtube.com/watch?v=j4Ti4_W6BV4