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| Cul Mhor, Cul Beag & Stac Pollaidh photographed with Nikon D2X. |
Thursday, August 28, 2008
Wednesday, August 27, 2008
Achmelvich Portrait
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| At 10.44am Wednesday August 27 2008, the youth hostel warden at Achmelvich was handed a heavy Nikon D2X with an 17-35mm lens. This is the portrait he took. The seasonal hostel and bay are in the background. It was also Geraldine's birthday. |
Monday, August 25, 2008
Achmelvich Beach
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| Achmelvich beach just after midday on Monday August 25 2008. Photographed with a Nikon D2X + 18-200mm lens. |
Monday, August 11, 2008
He drives it like he's stolen it............
The commentator at the Bo'Ness Hillclimb Revival meeting on Sunday 8th August 2008 made this comment to account for this driver's dash in his MKVI Bentley.
I used a Nikon D700 with 70-300mm VR lens and panned at 1/60th, due to the position I was standing it required just the right squeeze on the shutter button before the car went into the shadow of a tree.
I used a Nikon D700 with 70-300mm VR lens and panned at 1/60th, due to the position I was standing it required just the right squeeze on the shutter button before the car went into the shadow of a tree.
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
Available Light Photography
Michael Freeman has been authoring photography books for at least two decades. This is an update of his volume on low-light imaging for film with chapters on techniques such as high dynamic range (HDR) digital photography.For a full review see:
http://www.twipphoto.com/
Sunday, July 27, 2008
Eurofighter 2
No Adobe Photoshop effects here. Straight out of the camera just as it appeared.Nikon D300 + 180mm/2.8
Aerial Crossover
A lucky snap at East Fortune Airshow on Saturday 25th July. Wingwalkers are on the top wing of these biplanes which enthralled the crowds.In this picture a wingwalker's hand is visible just above the propellor. Click on the image to enlarge it.
Taken with the Nikon D300 using a 180mm lens + 2x converter, Iso 400 manually focused. Not bad really! Even if I say so myself. The contrast was really tricky as the clouds were very low.
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