Hey, I actually got my camera out last week!
Lovely work from everyone--thanks for sharing your images here.
Bill10385, that osprey looks great. It's pretty cool that we can see right where it's looking. I see you were at 450mm--was that with a 150-600 lens? I'm seeing some stuff from you guys that makes me want to get mine out. I hardly ever use it and should probably sell it if I'm not going to get serious with it.
Peter, I like it. I hadn't thought to use flash on snow--thanks for the idea. I'd really like to figure out how to shoot rain so you can see the raindrops as little streaks. I've seen it done but haven't been able to replicate it.
Dean, that is exquisite. I can't believe you got that much depth of field--I see you were at f/7.1, but I get such tiny slices of focus with my 105mm... Beautiful detail and color.
Mark, I'm glad you showed the whole story!! Nice storytelling--love that bulge in the neck on number 3. We know what's in there. Yet another reminder I need to be using my 150-600 much more often. You're doing great work with it.
Tom, I'm a bit envious of your life on the water...even if it's been a bit colder than usual there. Still impressed with the quality of the images you're getting out of your phone. I've been using mine quite a bit lately too. I hope you get a chance to photograph that loon!
Jerry! Wow! The underwater image is quite the departure from what we usually see from you--very cool though! I'd love to try that someday. Love the dreamy windmills too.
Tony, sorry to hear about your fall--are you okay now? Thanks for sharing an image here--is that actually recessed into the wall? Pretty cool idea, if so. How are you liking the D200?
My nephew came down to Utah this weekend for a high school robotics competition--his team took first place, so they get to go to the national competition. They're middle schoolers, so I thought it was pretty cool they beat all the high school students. Anyway, it wasn't far from our house, so I went to watch and took some photos.
Both were shot with the D810. First one with the Tamron 70–200, second with the Nikkor 24-70.
Vex Robotics Competition 2018 by Nicole Fernley, on Flickr
20180120-VeVex Robotics Competition 2018xRoboticsCompetition-8542 by Nicole Fernley, on Flickr