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Last shot from the Quarry today,

Old quarry shovel and train Found these exploring a quarry today. Vantage points were not the best and the sun was against me, but HDR helped with the lighting. I thought the color was interesting also, I didn't enhance it much,

Interesting architecture here in Syracuse. This is the Niagra Mohawk building with "Iron Mike" on it. Next time I'll take some more time squaring up on this and focus on the statue.

Finally got out to shot this morning, snowy stream and part of an old bridge, All shot with the 28mm 1.8g

Another angle of the B&W lighthouse, 16-85 vr with a CP

This looks like a nice little P&S to compliment my DSLR. Sensor is mini, but larger than most P&S. The main thing is it shoots RAW and has auto-bracketing! 24-120mm f1.8 is great too! Nikon COOLPIX P330 Digital Camera (Black) 26414 B&H Photo Video

Abandoned Bulldozer

Some God Stuff D5100 and 16-85 vr

Boats and clouds D5100 and Nikon 10-24 @ 12mm

Take a look at the difference HDR makes in B&W! The first is the normal exposure. I could not brighten the image without blowing out the snow. The HDR version handled the snow and background details very well. Nornal Exposure processed, HDR

A spot for my random shots. Starting off with some B&W Cemetary shots, Please click on to enlarge

D5100 with the Nikon 10-24 Really miss having an UW!

Lighthouse shot HDR with the 16-85 vr and a CP,

One of my favorite Train shots D5100, 3 shot HDR 16-85vr

One of my favorite waterfall shots with the D5100 3 shot HDR using the 16-85vr.

Family game night, with the 28mm,

I reprocessed these 3 from STM's tip on using the dodge tool. I'm much happier with the results now. Still need to fine tune lighting but I was able to balance the exposure better now. That and keeping the old bald guy away from the hair light should make for better results next time. I...

Here's a few shots from my second attempt, I like the results with the black background. Since my first attempt I've added a hair light and boom along with the black background. I've decided the tye-dye and blotted looking ones are a bit busy for me. I've learned from this shoot also, next time...

Did not expect to see this! To users of the D600 digital SLR camera

The idea is to get the correct exposure and slow the shutter speed, great for waterfalls,