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Wade, this lens should work fine with your D5200. @wev is using it with the next model up camera (D5300) and does great with it. It does have autofocus, and VC on this lens is referring to the same as Nikon calls VR (Vibration Reduction), so to answer your question, yes it does have VR. I...

Week 51 Theme: Stairs/steps I think this will put me a week ahead of schedule, but that will make up for the few times I was a week behind. Ha!

Week 50 Theme: Crooked Picture speaks for itself. Ha!

A selfie--Using a Fire Axe

Ok, the new interest in the PS Oilify Filter (or whatever it is called) has made me curious. What paper/media would you consider to be good for bringing out the best when printing these Oil Paint Photos? Matte, glossy, metallic...

Congratulations @Roy1961! Great job!!

@Dave9072 David, some very nice shots. A great series you posted here.

WOW! @TedG954 You are doing some beautiful and interesting stuff with your new tool/toy. The last two are great.

And here it is with a Canvas filter applied.

OK, you guys made me do it. I took a look at GIMP and made an attempt to come close to the results you're getting from PS. Well here you go. To see what I started with you can look HERE.

I am seeing two. Maybe I have been drinking too much.... Water that is (No alcohol here). Maybe that is the problem. Ha! See top two listings

Sadly, things like this are not uncommon. I'm not a "licensed" electrician, but I have done my share of code work (residential and commercial) over the years. I have found problems that were caused by "lazy electricians" and not caught during inspection such as a wire not connected to the...

"EMOTIONS" Please vote for your choice of this week's Weekly Photo Challenge theme. The voting round will remain open for 3 days. In the event of a tie, the Weekly Photo Challenge Team will select a final winner. The winner of each challenge will select the topic for the next...

@Bill16 The breaker *should* be (probably) a 40 amp double breaker connected together. It is a dedicated breaker for just the HW heater. As to a water valve shutoff, by code there "should" be on the inlet side of the hot water tank. Good luck, Bill.

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Ya @mikew, I noticed that. Ha! The Owl photo was a tough one. It was almost O-dark Thirty and took some doing to get it "fixed" so it could be seen.

And a couple of more.

Just because you asked, @Needa. Here are some photos that I took to see how the settings work on my new D7100. Nothing special, just some examples.

The other day I noticed this sign in a Texas Roadhouse Restaurant parking lot. It is not the quality of the photo that I want to share, but the idea that Texas Roadhouse should be commended for honoring those who served and gave more than many.

"METAL"- @Ironwood 's Choice Metal. Show us your mettle by showing us your “Metal” Metal is all around us, it is a part of our lives, we cannot live without it. Let's see how creative you can be! Color, B&W, HDR...anything goes! DO NOT SHOOT OR POST IMAGES...