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Nikon D700 | Nikkor AFS-105mm F2.8 VR Micro | Nikon Speedlight SB700 | Raynox DCR 250 | Macro Diffuser
Location: Farm dam near Durbanville
Description: Here is another Vertorama from Saturday morning’s misty sunrise. It’s not nearly as dramatic as the first one that I processed from that morning, but in my opinion the soft diffused light and gorgeous pastel dawn colours easily make up for it.
Gosh, this D300 takes incredibly beautiful photographs!! Just look at the detail and clarity in those foreground pebbles… too gorgeous for words!!
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Equipment: Nikon D300 (Sigma 10-20mm)
Date: June 2008
a DIY Macro diffuser thats been a better idea than my other card one lol, its a thin white plastic bowl, i cut a hole in the bottom and the Raynox lens holds it tightly in place.
Cheap too :-)
Camera : Nikon D700
Lens : Nikkor AFS-105mm Micro
Conversion Lens : Raynox DCR 250
Flash : Nikon SB700
Diffuser : Macro Diffuser
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Every year I get sort of dragged into autumn and winter, holding on to, the warm temperatures, the long days, the colorful leaves, dry weather, whatever, but slowly but surely this all fades away. Feels like a loss at times. But then, when the temperatures really drop and daylight gets super sparse, ths sky becomes colorful again, and it's time, for the sunset hunting season. Even though this was more a lucky shot on my way back home.
Nikon D750 (full frame / FX) + MB-D16
Minolta MD ROKKOR 50mm f/1.7 prime
Fotodiox Pro MD - Nik adapter
ISO100, 50mm, f/8, 1/1600sec (-1EV)
single photo, manual, handheld
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- Photo by Sean Anderson
Tamara Terzic, last weekend outside in the park near the water. First sunny and warm day of the season here in The Netherlands!
Only a subtle color effect added, all other effects are straight from the camera because of the 85mm 1.2 lens, the great makeup and styling of Ayse Aslan, the warmer white balance in the shadows and midtones and the contrasty beauty light.
Light: Elinchrom Deep Octa from the front-top, powered by a simple strobist setup with a SpeedLite 600EX-RT, triggered via a PocketWizard FlexTT5.
I used another, bare SpeedLite 580EX II from the left-back, also triggered via a PocketWizard FlexTT5, to give the image a little extra bite in the hair.
I measured the light with the Sekonic L-758DR. On camera the PocketWizard MiniTT1 with AC3 Zone Controller.
Postprocessing: ColorChecker Passport profiling. Simple selective curves in Lab. Warm toning in the shadows.
Nikon D700 | Nikkor AFS-105mm F2.8 VR Micro | Nikon Speedlight SB700 | Raynox DCR 250 | Macro Diffuser
The lovely Dani and Bray, always a pleasure guys!
**Diffuse is hiring! I'm desperate for a competent photog to come join us at Diffuse, I have more work than I can handle right now! If you're an experienced photog who can hold your own artistically and understand the nature of the business (i.e there are slooow weeks and then CRAZY CRAZY weeks) please pop me an IM in world. You do NOT have to be exclusive to us, you just need to be available for appointments.**
Entrance to the 9th Street PATH Station in New York City. I got a little excited when I saw all those pipes overhead. Had to sit and wait a few minutes so those pesky people would be out of my way. ;)
Went to NY last night and met one of my fellow flickr PACtards at a fancy barber shop in Tribeca. Why would I do that? Because they had a little party to showcase some artwork and one of the photographers whose pictures were shown there is also a flickrite. But he wasn't there so I didn't meet him.
After the show my friend and her friend kindly dropped me off by cab at the PATH station. But it was way too nice of a night and too early so I walked around, had 2 hot dogs, looked at used books for sale and finally decided to go home. Was glad that I got to take at least one picture before I made my way back to NJ.
I have to thank this guy. I smell his influence on this shot. If you like this go look at his.