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The skinniest building in Cleveland: How would this look on the golf course? (Fortunately, I don't play golf.) My kind of barber shop. Who doesn't like a good alley? One of the true pamperings in life. Can you figure out what this is? And last, but not least..... The...

This lens is more than adequate for wide angled photos. It's light and handy.

I keep checking out the 24/1.4 even though I need it like another hole in my head. If you have one, what's your opinion? I'd use it primarily for indoor architectural shots. I'm debating whether my 16-35/4 or 20/2.8 will cover my needs and that spending another 1800 smackers is a waste. :upset:

Some people don't realize that there are a lot of decent FREE photo-software programs available for FREE downloads. I thought it might be helpful if Nikonite Members would list known FREE software in a clearing house thread for others to evaluate and use. I'll start with some that I have used...

I wasn't setup for long-range. Lesson to self: be prepared.

I'm going to take the Blueridge Parkway during my return trip to Florida. I'll be getting on at Mile Marker 1, in Virginia, heading south. If you have taken this route, and have any particular suggestions for good photo ops, please reply. I have no time restrictions. Thanks. Ted

Almost 65,000 square feet with 23 fireplaces and an indoor pool. The grounds are covered with beautiful garden paths and flowers. The original owner was the founder of Goodyear. The interior (no photography) is completely furnished just as it was in 1925.

From the air, the buildning is shaped like a phonograph.

It appears to be made of glazed clay. It's fantastic in person.

I note that some folks post-process 5, or more, photos to produce an HDR image. What is the benefit of more than 3 images? My D800 can shoot up to 9 frames to bracket. Four over and four under. If I shoot +/- 1 for the 9 frames, I would get: +4, +3, +2, +1, 0, -1, -2, -3, -4 In...

You can call them "vacation snap-shots", but Cedar Point deserves to be seen......... Actually, you can call them anything you'd like, I won't limit you to "snap-shots". If you've never been to Cedar Point, be sure to put it on your bucket list. It has been voted as the Best Amusement Park in...