Pets/"Petography" Thread!
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singlerosa_RIP
Senior Member
Marlboro reds only for Don Henley.
RocketCowboy
Senior Member
What brand/model drumsticks? That tells me whether the 11-16 is any good or not.
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BarefootPilgrim
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She is a handful, that's for sure. And she has somewhat of an underbite so when her mouth is closed you can see her bottom teeth. She was a pound rescue, I think we paid $25 for her.
There is no doubt about her Border Collie genes though. When we take her to the dog park she tries to herd the other dogs, which often results in growls and showing of teeth!
overtime91
New member
I love the lower shots with animals I feel like I'm on their level
sonicbuffalo_RIP
Senior Member
love the animals....
I have been out of the loop, but here is some handy work of mine as of late.
Belgian Malinois and handler by ajnelsonphotography, on Flickr
AJP_0782 by ajnelsonphotography, on Flickr
German Shepherd by ajnelsonphotography, on Flickr
Don't touch my nose! by ajnelsonphotography, on Flickr
Stalk that bird! by ajnelsonphotography, on Flickr
Belgian Malinois and handler by ajnelsonphotography, on Flickr
AJP_0782 by ajnelsonphotography, on Flickr
German Shepherd by ajnelsonphotography, on Flickr
Don't touch my nose! by ajnelsonphotography, on Flickr
Stalk that bird! by ajnelsonphotography, on Flickr
RussellHons
Senior Member
I took these this morning of a friends Chesapeake Bay Retriever. Fun time!
BarefootPilgrim
Senior Member
Finally getting around to my first image post on the forum.
Here are a few pix of my pups shot with the D200 this week. Pepper, an 18-month old black-tri Australian Shepherd, joined our family in January 2013. Waggles is an unknown mix we found abandoned at a home construction site a few blocks from our previous home in July 2000.
Needless to say, I have a zillion photos of both these guys, but not many with a Nikon until this past month. Finally getting the hang of the D200. I got it specifically to shoot action (dog frisbee, agility and dock diving) and wish I'd spent the extra cash for a D300 and it's lower high ISO noise. The D200 does the job for now though, if I'm careful.
Next I think I need to replace my Nikkor AF-D 70-300 with the new version. I'm reasonably happy with image quality, but AF could be faster. I'm finding that CAF is just slightly slow enough so pups running towards me are a smidgin in front of the focus point when the shutter fires.
Except for the first shot, these are all slightly cropped with some minor tone curve adjustments and detail correction in LR, then scaled to a 1024px long edge for the web. C&C is always welcome.
Here are a few pix of my pups shot with the D200 this week. Pepper, an 18-month old black-tri Australian Shepherd, joined our family in January 2013. Waggles is an unknown mix we found abandoned at a home construction site a few blocks from our previous home in July 2000.
Needless to say, I have a zillion photos of both these guys, but not many with a Nikon until this past month. Finally getting the hang of the D200. I got it specifically to shoot action (dog frisbee, agility and dock diving) and wish I'd spent the extra cash for a D300 and it's lower high ISO noise. The D200 does the job for now though, if I'm careful.
Next I think I need to replace my Nikkor AF-D 70-300 with the new version. I'm reasonably happy with image quality, but AF could be faster. I'm finding that CAF is just slightly slow enough so pups running towards me are a smidgin in front of the focus point when the shutter fires.
Except for the first shot, these are all slightly cropped with some minor tone curve adjustments and detail correction in LR, then scaled to a 1024px long edge for the web. C&C is always welcome.
Finally getting around to my first image post on the forum.
Here are a few pix of my pups shot with the D200 this week. Pepper, an 18-month old black-tri Australian Shepherd, joined our family in January 2013. Waggles is an unknown mix we found abandoned at a home construction site a few blocks from our previous home in July 2000.
Needless to say, I have a zillion photos of both these guys, but not many with a Nikon until this past month. Finally getting the hang of the D200. I got it specifically to shoot action (dog frisbee, agility and dock diving) and wish I'd spent the extra cash for a D300 and it's lower high ISO noise. The D200 does the job for now though, if I'm careful.
Next I think I need to replace my Nikkor AF-D 70-300 with the new version. I'm reasonably happy with image quality, but AF could be faster. I'm finding that CAF is just slightly slow enough so pups running towards me are a smidgin in front of the focus point when the shutter fires.
Except for the first shot, these are all slightly cropped with some minor tone curve adjustments and detail correction in LR, then scaled to a 1024px long edge for the web. C&C is always welcome.
Good to see you posting some shots with the 200. Not too shabby if I say so myself.
