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yes, Night photography can be tricky, some people carry a laser pointer, and that seems to work, I use old glass, and also,, a wide angle is very tolerant of focus beyound 10 feet, lock at infinity and go. I personally like around ISO 800 for night, keeping my exposures betweeen 20-40...

One of my All time Favorite Lens is the Nikkor 15mm 3.5. Here is a shot I took this weekend with this ancient beast:

For me,, filters are just degrading potentially the quality of the base lens, with the exception of when I use the Polarizer for glare (or to create those vivid blue skies),, and the ND .6 or .9 to slow the exposure for those milky water fall shots. What I really like are metal Lens caps...

Truck... I say let the games continue -> next leter K

R is for Rocks.... next letter S

Holding onto that Yellow Balloon.....next letter N (laughs,, there, satisfies the yelllow, and now the next letter is N)

I redit the processing with the photostacking using the auto method as was described in the blog session http://nikonites.com/blogs/dave_w/148-easy-focus-stacking-technique-using-photoshop-maximum-depth-field.html, The picture posted earlier was me MANUALLY doing photo stacking with layers, and...

I recommend people taking Moon shots just for the practice of good camera control, ISO variation, Fstop, speed, etc, Usually, no moon shot is going to be framable with an DSLR (versus a telescope set up) but, for your own fun, nice challenges. I find that just around dusk is the best time to...

I think as a wedding photographer,,,, I would choose the 24-70 as number 1 the 14-24 as number 2 the 24 1.4 is fun,,, I did a test shot this weekend with one no flash, low light, hand held,

taught a Night Photography class during the full moon, which provides such wonderful light. shows how nighttime can become daytime

Yellow Roses of Forgetten lives..... Next letter S

super, welcome,, and yes, take advantage of sites around.. I look forward to seeing some racing photos!

ooopss it was E,, not Y so.. Elephant coming out of the Shadow -- so next letter W

Yellow Petals -> next letter S

Hot Sun..... (next letter N) (actually an orange)

I think I would word this as correctable distortion and non correctable,, don't think there are too many cases where I would cause distortion good...there are some casese where one uses distortion as part of the intent... like this shot with my 8mm Fisheye.

I was looking at the stitched picture of the Inaugaral,,, and panned over to the Press viewing stage, LOTS of huge TelePhotos.. and .. From my observation,, seemed to be about 3 or 4 Nikons per Canon. So,, looks like Nikon might be rebuilding Market Share among this group. and those huge...

some people love wideangle,, and others shy away.. you can really move in on a subject, and for non landscapes, sometimes it becomes a bit too much camera in face,, hence the use as mostly a landscape lens, let me see if I can dig out a shot using a wideangle... Here it was handy,,, at 15mm...