Photo Sharing: Nikon

[Evad]

A street performer in Quebec City.

 

[spinetnglr]

 

[shawn68]

Here's something I have never seen. I took this in May. A Hummingbird and Woodpecker sharing the feeder.

 

[Evad]

 

[shawn68]

Here are a few action shots.

 

[Gdad]

Wow Dave- what are they building?

 

[Gdad]

POTD- Not a Nikon DSLR or a P&S but I'll share anyway.

 

[NostalgicDad]

Great shots everyone!

 

[Evad]

Wow Dave- what are they building?

Thanks Jeff.

That is the Davie ship building yard in Quebec City. It is one of the oldest yards in North America. Many of the ships used during the world wars were built here.

 

[Gdad]

D40 & 18-200vr

 

[Evad]

 

[GoofyontheHiSeas]

Greetings all from WDW. This morning we went to AK. I will try to process some tonight but for now straight out of the camera. Off to Epcot for dinner.

 

[My2Girls66]

Here's something I have never seen. I took this in May. A Hummingbird and Woodpecker sharing the feeder.

Thats amazing! The only thing I ever see on my hummingbird feeder is a squirrel!

 

[My2Girls66]

Boothill Graveyard, Tombstone, AZ

 

[wenrob]

Boothill Graveyard, Tombstone, AZ

 

[My2Girls66]

Another.

 

[TestTrackBoy]

its a small world in Disneyland. Shot on a Nikon D3, 14-24mm 2.8f lens.

 

[Morganw42]

From my trip to Vermont last week, but everyone asks if I was in Hawaii. Gotta love shallow dof...

 

[Gdad]

POTD

 

[RBennett]

POTD

Jeff, man I ALWAYS love your shots!! I have a question regarding them though, and this one is a great example of what I'm wondering. Is there a technique/setting/mindset that you have to adjust in order to get the "detail" (for lack of a better word) that you do? For instance, in this shot the speaker and the car in front of him look so sharp and detailed that it almost makes me feel like it's in 3D. Or is it a combination of the depth of field/lighting? it just seems to me that a lot of us use the larger aperture for the depth of field but it doesn't come across like yours does.


- Robby