Post your best current shots

[Zach]

got this a couple of hours ago, i'm pleased with the f/8 bokeh.

Colors by Zachary Thompson, on Flickr

[jrw]

Liking the combination of Mark's lemons. Almost in time for Halloween. How much dry ice would that take anyways??

Anyways one from the other night while waiting for the sun to drop down a bit more. A rather large pano reduced to fit here.

[M_Six]

^^^^Wild looking clouds.

[DavidF]

Spent the summer trying out a few different camera body/ lens combinations, including the Nikon D750. Have to give the D750 some credit, the AF is awesome.

Raptor Inferno by David Franks, on Flickr

Lockheed Martin F-22 Raptor by David Franks, on Flickr

Bird of a Different Feather by David Franks, on Flickr

Palyful Extra 330LX by David Franks, on Flickr

Dilly Dallier by David Franks, on Flickr

[jrw]

The clouds were being wind whipped into fantastic shapes and layers. Really grateful to have been there for that opening to let in some sunset colours. Of course much detail was lost in downsizing from original 75" length.

[DavidF]

Also trying out the new EOS 7D Mark II. AF should be better than the D750 and I believe it is. However, it's taking more practice to get the same number of keepers. Especially on panning shots.

T-28B Arrival by David Franks, on Flickr

Curt Richmond by David Franks, on Flickr

Dave Wave by David Franks, on Flickr

T-28B Trio by David Franks, on Flickr

[C4RBON]

Here's a recent one I got while in Iceland. Its a combination of three exposures; one for the sky, one for the beam of light, and one for everything else. I balanced the exposures and merged them in Photoshop because I wasn't happy with Lightroom's results.

Jason

[Zach]

Welcome to the forum C4RBON and nice shot!


Split Toned by Zachary Thompson, on Flickr

[jamsus]

I went to a wonderful train experience this weekend in Tuscany. As a present for my birthday my girlfriend Asia brought me on a hystorical train that railed all over some old places in the hearth of Tuscany!

You can see some shots on my flickr page or my facebook page if you want

https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?...1&l=ff414dd29d


Trenonatura, Tuscany by Andrea Magnelli, su Flickr

[Jonathan Huyer]

I'm still sorting through my thousands of images from last month's trip to central British Columbia, and today came across this little gem. There's something about the shot that utterly captivates me, and I'm just delighted with it. I was sitting in a small boat, watching this female grizzly fishing for salmon. Suddenly she poked her head up and looked right at me. The moment lasted all of half a second, which was enough time for me to fire off 4 shots. This one was the best.

"The Look"
Canon 1DX, 1/500 sec @ f/4, ISO 1000