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November 2nd, Cold and grey around here today. Line got around to remove the left plants in the garden and made her last wild flowers bouquet. Had to get a shot with the D700, filtered the hell out of it for mood effect. I'll see if I can shoot some more after I get the 180 2.8 this afternoon.

Is anyone using this lens on a D6/7/800? I've got an opportunity to get a nice looking pre-owned one and was wondering if some of you had positive or negative thoughts about it.

October 31st out with the D600 24-70 but I ended up having to use my (always in the car) 70-210 older lens because I just couldn't get close enough with the 24-70. Overall, I'm enjoying this lens, specially since I only paid 75 $ for it :)

Breakfast buffet in France

October 29th, I took this one on the way to work through the car's windshield... With the X-10. My only shot for today.

It has been a while since I posted a piano person. So here's a good faithful customer of about 30 years.

Now with Nikon pics of the day. 2 straight out of camera shots (bit of shadow recovery only, resizing) and then 2 HDRs.

Re: Fuji X10. Yes I know it's not a Nikon Today's pictures with the little x-10

I saw this business card holder in an antique shop today and just couldn't resist the picture. I think I'm going to go back and get it.

You absolutely need a black background to do nice smoke pictures. The smoke will disappear whenever it's in front of a white object. Here's an example of what I mean:

October 24th, grey day that seems to go with my mood.

The weather is just perfect to shoot B&W. It fits right in.

It's been a while since our temperature is so so miserable for doing outdoor pics. We attended cooking class last night and I thought I'd share what the D700 with 55 1.2 was able to capture under not so favorable light and high iso.

Re: Fuji X10. Yes I know it's not a Nikon Here is a severe crop I did from a snapshot in France last month. I thought the shoes were indeed extremely interesting but I was amazed at the sharpness of this little bugger's lens.

Here is the LR dialog box you get when you edit your watermark: Sorry my LR is in French though but I hope you get the meaning.

Just for fun with the reverse ring, Sigma 105 macro aperture blades. A bit shabby because I was too lazy to get the tripod out so it's hand held and blurred a bit.

Here's a shot I just did with the 55 1.2 at f4 with the reverse ring. A few tests for exposure and then just some color correction to overcome the color cast of my light.

So let's see if @jdeg sees this and has an answer for us. :)

One more of blueberry tree fall colours.