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April 25th. We attended a cooking class yesterday and it gave me the opportunity to take a few shots. D600, 24-70 2.8, iso 2000.

If you're more into portraits, I'll suggest the 85 1.8 G. It's a wonderful lens for the price. And if you have money left, maybe get the 50 1.8 D that is such a bargain. And it is sharp, very sharp. See:

Re: D600/D610 photos For those who are afraid of getting a D600, here is what it can do. Here I have 2 different shots (raw). I'll show the last shot first because it's the one taken with the flash. Now the first picture I took, I had forgotten to turn my flash on and I was on Shutter Speed...

Piano persons of this day, April 22nd. D700, 24-70 2.8.

Entry #2, just to be a little different, I choose dying flowers and treated them accordingly.

I've read in "Chasseur d'image", a french photography magazine that the price of the Df is supposed to drop around 350 euros soon. This could mean about a $500.00 price drop. I hope it does go down here too. I think Nikon is finally realizing that the first suggested retail price is not that...

Two last ones before I quit for the night The sign says "Rue Fermée" Closed street. :) I wonder why??? I wonder if this tree will survive.

Here is a pano done on the other side of the bridge. I only had a 28mm lens for widest, so I panned and stitched. 4 or 5 vertical shots to produce a super high def very large file. Of course there is some loss in the file compression for this forum...

April 16th, our city is under water and I got back downtown to take a few pictures of the river overflowing. I only have time to post this one for now, but water is moving fast.

I think that B&W works very well with this picture. The crop however is bothering me a bit. I will just tell you my perspective and it doesn't mean I'm right. So everything I write, you're allowed to take with either a grain of salt or a whole box of it. :) The actual crop has her head cut...

Panorama done in Sherbrooke last summer. 7 vertical frames.

Stil April 15th and I got another portrait done this afternoon. Quite a change of mood but I can feel the sadness in the eyes.

Piano person of this morning. D600, 24-120, iso 1000

Thanks Pat, today it's just the cat with the manual focus 105 with a close-up filter (freebie I got with it on flee bay)

Entry #1, Rose D600. 105 f2.5 Ais with close-up filter, 1/30s f8, iso 1000

Here is my trial at editing this wonderful capture.

from my 365

April 11th, I went back to the dam to get the shots I wanted since yesterday I had left my 16-35 at home and only found out when I got there. So, here are a few long exposures done with the Polaroid variable neutral density filter. For those who wonder, don't get this thing, because it smears...

Re: D600/D610 photos Spring signs

And just one more for today