Marcel's 366__2012

[Eye-level]

#320 is a fine picture sir...

 

[ohkphoto]

Very nice work, Marcel, especially this last one

 

[Marcel]

Day 100, April 9th

Just had time to catch this one before darkness. Another rainy cold day here in Sherbrooke. And a little practice for this week's challenge.

 

[Marcel]

Day 101, April 10th

Got a couple of practice shots for the challenge. Here's one of them (I'll save my best for the challenge).

 

[RickSawThat]

"Zone 5" look and feel

 

[Marcel]

And a bonus shot for day 101. A piano without it's owner… Some people REALLY don't want to have their face in a book...

 

[Eye-level]

The diamond tucked piano stool hits a very hard note in that room...wonder what is in it?

 

[stamatisg2002]

Great photo Marcel! Just like a painting!!

 

[Marcel]

Day 102, April 11th

Another trial shot for the challenge. HDR with the D700 and 24-120 f4.



And just for color, a wider view:

 

[Marcel]

Day 103, April 12th.



And a piano person shot

 

[Marcel]

Bonus B&W for day 103

 

[WendyR]

Bonus B&W for day 103

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Wow, so intense.

 

[Marcel]

Day 104, friday April 13th.

Morning frost, D7000, 24-120 f4 VR à @120, 1/400s f4, iso 125.

 

[Marcel]

Day 105, April 14thJust a quick shot before I head off. Flowers given to my better half last week.

 

[Marcel]

Still day 105, Chouchoune the cat and my first flower shot for 2012

 

[stamatisg2002]

More cat shot please!

 

[Marcel]

Day 105 Oups, 106 , April 15th

We went and visited a museum in our area today.

First here is the square grand which is slowly loosing it's veneer.



And this scary staircase:

 

[Marcel]

Day 107, April 16th

A backlit shot with the Rokinon 88mm 1.4 freshly out of it's box:



And a fly on shrimp shells:

 

[Eye-level]

I hope we get to see a piano person soon made with the D700 and Rokinon 85...

 

[Marcel]

Day 108, April 17th

Taken at around 5:15 while I was waiting for the moon to come out of the clouds. It never did...



And a shot I did last week about a prince


Words from Robert Charlebois.