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Originally taken just for the 12800 iso test, I noticed how my cat was reacting to the elections results last night...

3 shots vertical pano that I made when I came out from Costco tonight. The sky was just right (or so it seemed) and I only had my 35mm on the D7100. So I improvised.

Just 2 quick shots before I leave for work

2 shots with the Oil filter to show the frost on the oak tree leaves this morning.

Thanks to all participants and also for those who voted for my picture. And mostly to the person that took care of organizing this challenge. Thanks @cwgrizz

In-camera triple exposure with a touch of "Oil Paint" filter

Vertical panorama of 5 shots stitched in Photoshop CC. 2 different points of view of the same building.

I've gone back to yesterday's images and went for a B&W for these 3 shots.

Daily pics on my way to work and back.

My oak tree leaves take a particular tint in the fall. They almost have the texture and color of leather, and old beaten up leather that still lives and warms so many souls just by existing.

Just trying the HDR in-camera mode of the D7100 I realized that when things are stable it's fine, but as soon as there is movement, Photomatix is way better to eliminate ghosts images.

I always find it very difficult to select 1 in a month. Maybe if I'd take less pictures it would get easier. Anyway, here's my preferred one for now. And Marilynne, I did change the thread's title to include 2016. Thanks for opening up this thread.

Boo!

I'm just thinking of what's ahead of us Canadians. Did I mention the wind factor?

Rainy overcast days make perfect light for outdoor portraits. Judith here wears proudly the poncho that Line knitted for her. Tamron 17-50 2.8

A few pictures of leaves and fall landscape. All taken with my new (pre-owned D7100). I got a deal I just could have resisted to but didn't. From just shooting this afternoon with my sigma 10-20, it seems it works, so at least that's a good start. First processed shots look quite sharper than...

We had forgotten a flower pot with water in it outside and the frost was starting to fill it. I got the D700 with Sigma 105 macro out and it made my day. Of course I did add a little post processing flavor.

Not my ride, but it used to have a working engine.