Post Your D7200 Photos

brads

brads

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Some shots at the Zoo in Melbourne, Australia. Don't love zoos as a rule, but sometimes it's the only way. I took these with the D7200 and the Nikkor
AF-S18-300mmf/3.5-6.3G

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pnomanikon

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Here are a couple of photos I took at a nearby flower shop my wife loves to spend hours at. I admit, I like looking around too. This time I brought the camera.

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Pretending to do macro photography with the kit 18-140.
Considering how allergic I am to bees (and that my epi pen was 15 miles away at home), I should get extra points. LOL



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Nice setting - wanted to experiment with the Active D-Lighting since there was quite a bit of indirect, diffused light making for contrasts. I had it set on Regular strength.


Thanks for letting me share these with you.
 
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pnomanikon

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Went with my wife to a Mum Festival in Connellsville PA this weekend. Not much there in the way of flowers, mostly vendors with crafts. Found this nice scene walking around the old town.

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pnomanikon

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First time I've had the camera out of the case for over 2 months. I was taking care of my mother at home with hospice care, and she lost her battle with cancer 2 weeks ago. As I was coming home yesterday from cleaning out our farmhouse near Petersburg WV, I passed this scene. I missed all of the fall colors this year, but this scene begged me to experiment with B&W, something I've done little of. I took the shot in color but converted to B&W in Photoshop Elements.

Not sure which I prefer - the wide angle or close-up.....


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Marilynne

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pnomanikon said:
First time I've had the camera out of the case for over 2 months. I was taking care of my mother at home with hospice care, and she lost her battle with cancer 2 weeks ago. As I was coming home yesterday from cleaning out our farmhouse near Petersburg WV, I passed this scene. I missed all of the fall colors this year, but this scene begged me to experiment with B&W, something I've done little of. I took the shot in color but converted to B&W in Photoshop Elements.

Not sure which I prefer - the wide angle or close-up.....
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Sorry to hear about your mom. We keep you and your family in our daily prayers.
 
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Bikerbrent

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pnomanikon said:
First time I've had the camera out of the case for over 2 months. I was taking care of my mother at home with hospice care, and she lost her battle with cancer 2 weeks ago. As I was coming home yesterday from cleaning out our farmhouse near Petersburg WV, I passed this scene. I missed all of the fall colors this year, but this scene begged me to experiment with B&W, something I've done little of. I took the shot in color but converted to B&W in Photoshop Elements
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So sorry for your loss. Prayers are with you and your family.
 
Danno

Danno

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pnomanikon said:
First time I've had the camera out of the case for over 2 months. I was taking care of my mother at home with hospice care, and she lost her battle with cancer 2 weeks ago. As I was coming home yesterday from cleaning out our farmhouse near Petersburg WV, I passed this scene. I missed all of the fall colors this year, but this scene begged me to experiment with B&W, something I've done little of. I took the shot in color but converted to B&W in Photoshop Elements.

Not sure which I prefer - the wide angle or close-up.....


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Sorry for your loss. Praying for you and your family.

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rob shearing

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D7200 tested at a local stage show. Really low ambient light, no flash and with multicoloured stage lights, a real challenge! Used my Sigma 105 2.8 EX DG OS USM at ISO 3200, F2.8, 1/200, then processed in lightroom. Again, the autofocus on this camera never ceases to amaze me! Came out as a perfectly acceptable A4 print. Love my D7200!

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