Marcel's 2016 occasional photos

[Marcel]

Today was a very nice day to visit a tractor collector (for parts I'd guess). Df pictures only.

 

[Marcel]

The oak tree on my front lawn is at it's best for colors. Since I didn't have to go far, I took out the 24-70 2.8 and used it openly. WOW, what a nice bokeh.

But I'll let you be the judges.

Final one with a touch of "oil paint"

 

[Marcel]

Front yard picture on a rainy day.

 

[Marcel]

Getting ready for Halloween, preparing the scary shots.

 

[Marcel]

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.

 

[Marcel]

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 with my D7000. Future will tell.

 

[Marcel]

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

 

[Marilynne]

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

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Line did a great job on that poncho and you did a great job with Judith!

 

[hark]

Terrific shots with the D7100, Marcel. And love the photo of Judith in her poncho. Line made it beautifully, and Judith wears it well!

 

[Marcel]

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.

 

[Philnz]

"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."

Read more: http://nikonites.com/project-365-an...-2016-occasional-photos-25.html#ixzz4OshuesOo
Marcel. What setting did you have HDR on? Thanks Phil.

 

[Marcel]

"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."

Read more: http://nikonites.com/project-365-an...-2016-occasional-photos-25.html#ixzz4OshuesOo
Marcel. What setting did you have HDR on? Thanks Phil.

I think it was on "High" but not certain as I only used it for these 2 shots. And turned it off right afterwards.

 

[Marcel]

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.

 

[Marcel]

Daily pics on my way to work and back.

 

[Marcel]

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

 

[Marcel]

Vertical panorama of 5 shots stitched in Photoshop CC.

2 different points of view of the same building.

 

[Marcel]

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

 

[Marcel]

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

 

[Marcel]

Just 2 quick shots before I leave for work

 

[Marcel]

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.