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October 20th, still playing around with the D600 and 55 1.2 but added the +2 close-up filter on it. This is a blueberry shrub that I planted this spring. Although we only ate about 5 blueberries, it does have a very nice coloring in the fall. Straight jpeg out of camera only resized with CS6

October 19th, We raked some leaves and just before taking the patio table in, I got these pictures with the 55 1.2.

October 18th with the D700 and Tamron 28-200

Few shots from this October 17th rainy morning with the D700 and 28-80. This lens is my lightest lens and it often sits on the D700.

HDR of the river down the street done tonight And a shot from last week. I was a little cowboy to do a hand held shot of 1/4 seconds. Thank Nikon for the mirror up function.

October 15th, seems that the warm weather won't help this sunflower anymore. I've taken a few shots of it while it's going back to earth. It changes every day.

With the D700 and cheap (or supposed to be) 28-80 3.3-5.6 plastic Nikkor lens.

Flowers getting tired

Re: Fuji X10. Yes I know it's not a Nikon And one more just for the heck of it. :)

Re: Fuji X10. Yes I know it's not a Nikon Here are a few panos done with the X-10 today And an HDR

Entry #3, Summer's gone, time to harvest what's left in the garden.

October 12th, Canadian Thanksgiving. As I was having breakfast, I noticed the sunday hitting some fallen leaves on the garden table and thought about shooting it from under. So I dressed up and laid on my back under the frosted glass to get this shot.

Here's the bag I'm using (except mine is navy blue). Picture taken from the manufacturer's website.

Same as previous but with the "oil paint" filter.

Ah, at last a Nikon shot :) 5 pictures stitched pano (vertical from horizontal pics), taken this afternoon just as it started raining.

I just love this little camera's easiness with panos. I just did a quick shot of the light across the street, removed the electric lines and posted.

And here are some shots I did today but with the Fuji X-10.

Here's a shot I did yesterday at dusk, hand held 1sec... It was a bit blurred but I really liked the light and composition so I filtered it to get the mood I wanted and hide the motion blur.

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