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Entry #3, still life in Line's backyard

Morning light on a spider web in my backyard.

Entry #2, Wild flowers VG style.

Here is the un-filtered photo

Entry #1 Colors from the Eastern Townships

Here's one done in Strasbourg two weeks ago:

Here is one taken this morning just before lunch.

From the cold foggy morning in my garden. Our sunflowers never got the chance to grow and they just started to bloom this last week...

Foggy cold morning in my backyard. D600, 28mm 2.8 AF-D.

Re: Fuji X10. Yes I know it's not a Nikon One day when we came back from our cycling ride, the clouds were really menacing but I mis-focused my shot. So, I had to resort to HDR and filters to get this image. It probably would make a nice postcard or small frame picture. I would not like to see...

Re: Fuji X10. Yes I know it's not a Nikon This is the kind of landscape I had to cycle through the last two weeks. Weather perfect, warm and cloudy just enough not to get too hot while going uphill, all in all, it was the perfect scenario.

Re: Fuji X10. Yes I know it's not a Nikon Anytime I'm on holidays and find these I have to get my pic taken. :) This is the first village we stayed in in France while vacationing. Turckheim. Landscape on the way from Turckheim to Mutzig

Re: Fuji X10. Yes I know it's not a Nikon Small church seen on my way back from lunch in Germany two weeks ago.

Re: Fuji X10. Yes I know it's not a Nikon Here are two panos made with the X-10 Mutzig, France Strasbourg, France under rain.

Fuji X-10, of course, the format and definition of this and other forums on the Net makes it hard to compare qualities of different sensors and films.

I was just lucky to arrive in Mutzig France when this meeting occurred. Unfortunately I didn't have my Nikon but I thought some of you might be interested with these done with the Fuji X-10.

Well, I'm back and glad to be using my D700 once again. I did however enjoy the Fuji X-10 mainly because of the size and weight, but I did miss the Nikons. So here's a wild flower arrangement that Line made yesterday afternoon after cropping the garden.

Well, we were able to fit the bikes in their respective boxes and they are ready to leave for Europe tomorrow morning. Quite a challenge to fill the box without anything sticking out :).

Here's a one exposure of the same spider but from a farther distance away.