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Sherbrooke's ski center viewed from Line's street.

Two night shots as practice for this month's challenge. With a temperature of Minus 15 Celsius (F), I didn't last too long with the D700. View of our downtown ski hill, not big but very close and cheap for families and kids. That's where I learned how to ski a long time ago. White street in...

Found this video tutorial this morning about adding snow flakes to an existing shot. Here's the link https://youtu.be/yP7qiZIuTA0 And here is the before and after: I thought it could be useful for some of you that miss the white stuff. :)

So I did a few different processing of the same view but HDR processed with Photomatix and then treated with PS. Oil paint filter Normal processing after photomatix Wet collodion filter from Nik's analog filter.

Daily shot.

Yeah, talk about it. Just as I needed the plane, @jdeg had to have the seats re-leathered... I thought they were fine last time I used it. What do you think Don?

Nothing much but a quick snapshot of the light hitting the cat this afternoon. I guess I'm just too lazy to get out and freeze myself. Df+Tamron 28-200.

Just me, my grand daughter and my love playing outside before the rain started.

I attended a photo exhibit yesterday. A friend of mine who spent 5 years in Senegal had an opening and asked me to cover it. Here are a few shots, all with Df, some with 24-70 and most with 35 Ai f2. Most of his shots were done with a D7000 and he finished his project with a D800.

My neighbor asked me to take pictures of her X-mas decorations. I choose to do so at twilight in order to get more detail and less contrast. 3 shots panorama blended in LR.

Here are my first 2016 pics. D700, Tamron 28-200 with 12mm Kenko extension tube. All were done hand held, notice the shutter speed on #1 and #3...

Entry #3 with a touch of Oil paint filter.

To all of you, friends of Light and Nikons,

Twilight in Sherbrooke. The river hasn't frozen yet and we got our first snowfall 2 days ago.

I tried to access the forum's core to delete your account as requested but I just couldn't find the right command or path to do so. Maybe @jdeg will be able to do so. So maybe he could show me how at the same time.

From my river walk this afternoon with the D700 and Tamron 28-200

Morning light on a frame in the living room.

Another example of the use of the filter applied on a copy layer and reduced opacity and masked in some parts only.

Entry #2