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I think @fotojack was kidding. To quote from the home page: "Nikonites is a community for users ('ites) and fans of Nikon cameras." Of course, now that I think about it, how would we know one was a fan?? What does a Nikon fan look like?

Might want to NOW!

One of those little water-born hovercraft-like creatures.

The PS layers method. Not by any means perfect, but you get the idea, maybe.

Do you mean share an image like this?

What @Browncoat said ^^^^^ Business wise the website could be more unique and there are ways of doing that without great expense. Tell hubby he needs to step it up.:) Some of the poses in the portfolio could be better, but (and this is a really big but) you have an eye for the moment. So...

This is one of those Don't Have a Clue Bugs. At least I don't.

See, the bell wasn't floating in the sky.:)

Entry Number 2 - "Guarding the Crossing"

These are charts depicting total DOF and the shift between the DOF in front of the focal point and the DOF in rear of the focal point. The calculations use the CoC (circle of confusion) of a DX sensor, though the trend appears similar for FX. Each chart uses a focus distance of 1 meter, the...

Warning: This post uses numbers and math and I don't always 'splain things the best. It could have an adverse effect on life in general. Turn back now or proceed at your own risk.:) Been playing with the numbers some more, just to see, because quite frankly, this is one of those things that is...

Everybody needs a dandelion picture in their thread.

Always amazing to me to see close-ups and undersides of critters. Little closer view of the munching tools/device (I think).

Must have stopped for a rest, 'cause I don't think there is any food here. But then again what do flies eat?

A really big seed head, used but not yet recycled, with an afternoon visitor.

I got one of these:) Kinda hard to separate the green thingy from a green background, even with the bokeh, hence the slight vignette. It's ALIVE. It's ALIVE. It's ALIVE. A dying world.

This may have been #2, but late night shoots get a little leeway.

My take on the moon of this eve.

Magnification is achieved by a combination of focal length and focus distance. Took a few days to come up with the right equations to use DOF equivalent focal length & focus distance combinations. Basically started with the DOF equations for a series of focal lengths. Then determined an...

"If this stupid cloud wasn't behind me.... I'd look good against a blue sky."