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Super sharp Nikon D4 photos of a surf goddess! At ISO 200, the shutter speeds were bteween 1/2000 s and 1/5000 s! Thanks to the super-fast Nikon D4 full-frame!
Rising pro woman's surf star Sally Fitzgibbons won the Nike US Open in Huntington Beach in 2011!
Nikon D4 Shots of Beautiful Pro Women's Surfers with 600mm Nikkor Prime!
In Huntington Beach at the Huntington Pier! The US Nike Hurley Open!
First time out with the Nikon D4 & the AF-S NIKKOR 600mm f/4G ED VR with Nikon’s VR image stabilization and Nano Crystal Coat! & a video camera! Here're some pictures of my rig: www.flickr.com/photos/herosjourneymythology45surf/7688611...
The video camera I had mounted on the rig is the amazing image-stabilized Panasonic X900MK 3MOS 3D Full HD SD Camcorder. Here's some of the slow-mo video shot at the same time as the stills:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=h3P74hSJu90
Rock on Surf City USA!
The Nikon D4 is amazing! It never misses a shot! And the 600mm nikkor prime was amazingly fast! I shot at ISO 200 fully open at F4 and many of these photos were shot at 1/4000 s or 1/5000 s! Amazingly sharp & detailed!
She was wearing a white Nike Wetsuit & a red and/or blue singlet!
She was poetry in motion!
May the goddesses inspire you along a hero's journey of your own making! :)
Coach & Bus UK 2019 took place at the NEC in Birmingham over October 2nd & 3rd. The biennial event is the smaller of the two major UK trade shows which both take place at the NEC in alternating years.
Nonetheless there was still plenty to see including exhibits from ADL, Arriva, BASE, BKM, Dawson, EVM, Harris, Irizar, Mellor, Moseley, Noone, Pelican, Unvi and Volvo to name but a few. I visited on the first day of the show.
www.troymarcyphotography.com I'm really happy with this image. It is an example of knowing the camera and making the image look how I want it too. I wanted to try to get some blur on the wings for artistic effect. It doesn't always work as planned, but I'm pleased with this image. I lowered my shutter speed to 1/1250th of a second, which is typically a "no no" for birds in flight if I want to freeze the subject. But in this case, I wanted a little blur. It can cause the image to look out of focus but for this image, it worked perfectly. I was able to capture a sharp, motionless eagle head while still giving the sense of motion in the wings. It isn't easy to do but I love the results when it works as planned. If you like this image, please follow my photography Facebook page - Troy Marcy Photography.
What a treat this morning. Had a Sharp-Shinned Hawk land on the bird house 15 ft from the kitchen window.
Chichester
Olympus C-5060 self-converted to infrared, Hoya R72 filter used, white balance was set for the grass.
Field thorns, Kefalonia, Greece
I have yet to identify these interesting prickly organics. A decent book on the flora and fauna of Kefalonia beckons...
The 50th and final Showbus took place near Redbourn in Hertfordshire on 25/09/2022 and was attended by around 245 buses and coaches from up and down the UK.
My photos show some of the vehicles that helped make the day another big success.
Fountain by the Esplanade
Chicago Botanic Garden
September 27, 2015
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Iona Inner Ponds. Lifer. There are always things to be happy about as well as dumb things that we want to kick ourself for. At first, the bird was really far away and using a teleconverter is a reasonable thing. However, I forgot to remove the TC when the bird approach us and become very close. Hence the soft image. :(
Sharpes of Nottingham: (HJZ 113; ex P812 GBA) a Van Hool Alizee bodied Volvo B10M, painted in silver and blue fleet livery. This vehicle is captured here pulling onto the Imperial War Museum's Duxford Airfield site whilst attending the 2008 Showbus event.
Noticeable on the nearside is the mid arrangement for the wheel chair lift with the access door situated just above and in front of the rear axle, for use as an Accessible vehicle.
© Christopher Lowe.
Date: 28th September 2008.
Ref No. 0018446/CL.
Sharps of Batley DAF MB230 Duple 340 JIL 5660 was seen in Blackpool on 5th October, 1996. It was new to Wallace Arnold as C126 DWR one of just three DAFs supplied to that operator.
There were 3 sharpies amongst all the ducks and geese at Gatton. The stilts had a go at them at one stage and they in turn picked on the only guys smaller than them, the dotterels. Mostly they all behaved though.
It was very green all the way out to Gatton but Lake Galletly is getting very dry and Lake Clarendon Dam was totally dry. It seems there was no run off from the storms a month ago.
Recently I've had some rotten luck narrowly missing several good deckers from the coach operators (including Tiger European ex-NCT Y667 DRA), but some good fortune here meant I was in the right place at the right time to get a better photo of Sharpes Volvo B7TL ALX400 MIB 658, which is depicted here on Mansfield Road, but about to turn up Woodborough Road on 21.3.22
Out today shooting for this month’s theme “sharp and spiky” with my local photography club, this image was created during that photo walk. It will probably not make the final selection, but as today’s image of the day, it captures the idea well — highlighting the sharp forms, textures, and character of barbed wire in a simple close-up study.
My husband called out from the kitchen and I came on the run, camera in hand, with no time to think. I managed 5 frames, including this, the clearest of the lot, through the window before this sharp shinned hawk continued his hunt elsewhere. This image is very tightly cropped.
When on NCT's brown line buses, I've seen on most days a Sharpes double decker (or two) parked down Haydn Road and it was only a matter of time before I had a walk down to take photos. That time came on 30.4.22 when I'd already seen there was one (despite it being a Saturday) and on my return journey towards town decided to go on foot and take a look.
Rather fortunately, the bus waiting for me was NLZ 116, an ex-Dublin B7TL which I was after a better photo of! It is pictured on Haydn Road outside Nottingham Free School, on a Saturday evening, which seems like a weird time for it to be there. What was weirder was that two days later it was still there, seemingly untouched.