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As the previous thread died just after the new year (it's buried half way down page 5!) and was getting too huge, AND in the suggestions some people were suggesting breaking up the thread into pieces, I (and hopefully you) bring you Nature Shots 2010.
For those interested, the old March 2009-Jan 2010 thread is right here.
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Thanks for starting the thread, David. Here are a couple of my favorites so far in 2010:
7D + 300mm f4L IS, f/5.6, 1/200, ISO 320
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Same setup at f/5.6, 1/250, ISO 320.
We got a full two feet of powder here in Philly today, but that didn't stop me from photographing some birds.
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brendan
Great Blue Heron, a common subject, but I got good light, wing pose and bg so I like it, hope you like it too.
40D, 500 f/4L IS, f/4, 1/1600, ISO 250, manual exposure, hanhheld.
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Again, very nice Nate. I'm going to Barnegat Light this weekend and hopefully I'll get some action with their harlequin ducks [H]
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Osprey at San Joaquin Wildlife Sanctuary
XS, 300mm f/4L IS, f/5.6, 1/1600, ISO 200, AV mode, handheld
A house down the road from my office. Taken after a record breaking 12 1/2 inches of the wonderful white stuff fell in 24 hrs.
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We have had some snow here in Maryland too. About 38 inches in our area.
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5D Mark II
24-105mm
1/500s f/8.0 at 24.0mm iso400
1000D+55-250 @ f/6.3 iso100, 1/320s in Yellowstone NP
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hell that went wrong. what size should the image be? 800*600?
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Here's one from yesterday:
Canon 7D + 300 IS L f/4 @ f/5.6, 1/320, ISO 640. Manual Exposure, Handheld, No flash.
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Lets bring this thread back to life.... There was always such good stuff here.
One from this past weekend.
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Canon 50d + Tokina 12-24 f4 @ 12mm f22 1/4" ISO-100 on tripod w/ 2 sec release to minimize vibration. I twas about 3 feet from the bottom of this cascade and it was about 7-8 feet tall, didn't fall in though.
Dave.
Nice shot Dave. I am a little envious. I have been wanting to try this type of shot but not too many waterfalls in NM---not until the snow melts anyway.---I guess I could stack few rocks in the bathtub, but I am not sure my wife would appreciate that particular photographic endeavor.
Here is The first photo I took that I was actually proud of back in my film days (30 years ago). I scanned it it just a few weeks ago and I have no idea what my settings were but it was taken with a Canon AE1. Kanehoe beach, Oahu, HI.
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Went outa week or two agofor some sunset shots at one of my favourite locations. The plan was to use the flash triggers and umbrellas etc to light up the foreground of a mossy rock with the sunset in the background.
HOWEVER, I left the transmitter at home so I couldn't do what I wanted. [:$] I'm a bit over the stock standard sunset shot so I didn't bother setting up with the wide angle lens. This was a blessing in disguise in the end I suppose.
Instead I was kind of forced to try something different. So I got the telephoto out and trondled around searching for interesting subjects. This bindie flower was a great subject but it was bloody windy so it was difficult to get a sharp shot. Had to hand hold using liveview as well so I didn't put a hole in my retina.[:|]
40D, 70-200mm f/4L IS @ 200mm & f/4, ISO 200, 1/1600 sec
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Enjoy, Ben.
Canon 50D w/ EF 70-200 f/2.8 L @ 200mm 1/1000s f/4 ISO 100
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I guess this counts, XTi, 150mm macro, f/5.6, 1/100, ISO 400
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C&C always welcome!
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I took this while walking the dog. There wasn't too much catching my eye but I liked the colour this gave.
Canon T1i w/EF-S 55-250mm- 1/256 <label></label>- F/5.6<label></label> - 208mm - ISO125
MattG
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Nature burning, yeah I know different.
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Took some pictures a few weeks ago of the snow blowing around. We have had 10 feet here in Flagstaff and much of it had melted down and hardened, but then we got some fresh, dry snow--and some wind!
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Those da*n power lines[8o|] I would have moved out from under the porch to take them out of the picture but I have three young kids. Suggestions as to how I can remove them digitally?
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Canon XT, 18-55 f5.6, open exposure with tripod
Here is mine fromTenant Lake towerin Washington state.
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John.
Canon 1DSMK3 1X4 converter 500 f4. Wild Kestrel eats bugs bunny. Id post the others but some are very gory!
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Some spring critters with T1i + 24-105mm F/4L IS USM
A hungry squirrel - 105mm, F/7.1, ISO-200, 1/250s
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A Canadian Goose with icy cold feet - 35mm, F/9.0, ISO-800, 1/1000s
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Chipmunk ventures out for lunch - 105mm, F/6.3, ISO-400, 1/1000s
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Ducks making a splash - 105mm, F/6.3, ISO-800, 1/4000s
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C-GU11 takeoff; f/9, 1/2000, ISO 500 at 400mm
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Sunrise in Canmore, Alberta, March 14, 2010
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Is it rude to post the same picture in two different forums? I hope not, If it is, Just tell me.
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NIce shot Jon, love the comp.
Bob
Hey thanks --- I happen to like your shot very much too. I really appreciate photos where it is obvious that the photographer spent a bit of time putting the composition together. The arrangement of your shot causes the viewer to travel through the frame, soaking up the details. Great stuff.
Canon XSI, 50mm @ f/7.1 ISO 200 @ 1/800
Sorry about the updates...[:$]
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Canon XSI, 50mm @ f/8.0ISO 200 @ 1/800
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Alienawakens in the garden.
Canon7D, f2.8 100mm macro usm.
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Alienawakens in the garden.
Canon7D, f2.8 100mm macro usm.
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WOW... that is all.
Yes...really nice photo! Can't believe it's only f4... good shot!
Hi,
Thanks for the c's.
Shieky, how could you tell it was f4? when I check properties on here it doesn't givethe details.
A few parrots, I think Rainbow parrot juvenile and Dusky cross, not sure.
7D, 2.8f 28-135mm is usm
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Quote:
Originally Posted by muc1
I cheated [:P] I saved it to my desktop and then checked properties [:)]
Hi Shieky,
Thanks, I suppose if I posted that info it would save you the trouble. [:$]
Not sure what kind of butterfly this is.
Canon 7D, 2.8f 100mm usm macro
f.8 1/256 200iso.
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F.8 1/1600 200iso
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Lily Flower shot in Thailand.
Canon7D. Canon100mm macro usm lens. f3.2. 1/2048. 200iso.
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muc1,
Your shots are not showing up for me now. They all say the links are broken, even if I try to open it in another tab.
Nice Lily Flower.
muc1,
Very beautiful lily! BTW - I can't see your other photos either.
Denise