Marcel's 2017 photos, Nikon and Mirrorless.

[Marcel]

Morning look at nature.

 

[Marcel]

Morning outing in the garden with the Df.

 

[Marcel]

Abstracts from the scrap yard yesterday. Df with Sigma 105 macro.

Moonrise over the dunes.

Racing against light

 

[Marilynne]

Morning outing in the garden with the Df.

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Enjoy those yummy blueberries!

 

[Marcel]

I spent the weekend with only my Fuji X-T2 in Quebec City for the tall ships. Some of my preferred shots.

 

[Marcel]

Slightly cropped and saturated out of camera jpeg.

 

[Marcel]

And one more.

 

[Marcel]

Flowers of the day. Df, Sigma 150 macro.

 

[Marcel]

Daily pics with the Df and prime lenses (Sigma 105, Nikkor 50 D 1.8, 28 AF-D 2.8 and Rokinon 14 2.8)

 

[Blade Canyon]

What is a "print lens"?

 

[Marcel]

What is a "print lens"?

Oups, sorry, typo for "PRIME" lens. I'll make the correction.

 

[Blade Canyon]

Hah, I thought there was some special technology now for photos intended for hard copies.

 

[Marcel]

Quick street pictures taken at a festival in Sherbrooke yesterday with the Fuji X-10. Only 12 megapixels still can deliver some nice images.

 

[Marcel]

Car show with D810

 

[Marcel]

Just to show you what a few minutes of careful photoshop can do to help improve a picture. In this case, taken at a local car exhibit, I had to take a few things out of the shot so the car would be the real main subject.

Before

After

 

[Marcel]

I never thought I would see this color of lake so close to home.

 

[Marcel]

American model of a Dodge 1938 pickup truck. While in Canada this was marketed as Fargo.

 

[Blade Canyon]

Wow, that second lake shot really looks great with the dappled sunlight on the small hills around it.

 

[Marcel]

Since today is international photography day, I decided to do a picture of my vintage camera.

Then I thought of taking a polaroid of my D810 with the Hasselblad and then shot the Hasselblad and the polaroid with the D810 to close the circle. But the Polaroid film had been in the holder for at least 5 years and the colors didn't turn out too good. But the intent was there.

Here is the crop of the previous picture:

Happy international Photography Day.

 

[Marcel]

From the garden, the carrot is very suggestive.