Photos from the D3200

[Kodiak]

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Some slight editing

Very effective!

 

[Kodiak]

In an attempt to show the breadth of people's creative skills using the D3200, it was suggested I start a thread encouraging people to post their photos here, using that camera. I don't mind if they've been digitally enhanced but it would be good if posters told us about their work. But any image from the D3200, is most welcome. Cheers, Brad This cream lotus flower was my first attempt at shooting flowers in the field. Some people dislike the blue, out of focus, foreground. Others like it. Personal choice I guess.​

Man, I love the light on this!

Well done, Brad!

 

[Jillspinsaround]

Playing with marbles. Taken in a dark room with a flashlight.

 

[Kodiak]

Playing with marbles. Taken in a dark room with a flashlight.

Yep! … a very nice way to start building a trick box! =)

Have a good time!

 

[brads]

Playing with marbles. Taken in a dark room with a flashlight.

Nice work. Marbles are a bit hard to find nowadays. Cheers Brad

 

[marce]

Blackburn Cathedral 35mm f1.8 D3200 HDR

 

[marce]

An Owl 55-300mm f4-5.6

 

[marce]

The picture!

 

[brads]

Some unedited, first-time pics! I'll get some software, as well as work on my angles and such.

That sky could have been worth capturing I think. Threatening. Love a good stormy sky.
Cheers, Brad

 

[brads]

Taken at Hastings, Victoria, Australia. Sunrise. Cropping only. Using the 18-55 kit lens.
Cheers, Brad.
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[brads]

My first trip in a balloon. We travelled over the wine country of Victoria, Australia. The Yarra Valley. Misty. I used the 18-55 kit lens I think. I took these photos on Automatic because I was afraid of screwing them up. After all, it was probably the last time I'd go in a balloon! Cheers, Brad

 

[ladytonya]

Love the owl, great shot!


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[brads]

There were about 30 of us with tripods, various cameras. "Sound triggered flash". We all focussed on the subject (in this case a balloon covered with silly string) and then the lights were turned off. 'Everyone open their shutters', which we did. The demonstrator smacked the balloon with a hammer, setting off the flash, making our exposures. There were some fascinating images. All manner of things were photographed. Pencils, balloons with powder, balloons inside balloons and multiple exposures of different balloons bursting. Cheers, Brad

 

[Kodiak]

you guys are crazy!
I love it…
want more!​

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[marce]

A portrait of sorts, I had a play in Colour EFfex Pro to soft focus etc. Some excellent photos, like the bursting balloon shots.

 

[brads]

I prefer Jillspinsaround's pic of marbles but thought I'd have a go at it myself. 40mm lens under LED lighting. A lot more mood in the other pic. But hey, it gives me something to aspire to. Cheers, Brad
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[Jillspinsaround]

I see you found some marbles Brad! I like the second one as the marbles reflect more light. Thanks for the kudos.

 

[brads]

Using the Nikkor 40mm2.8G lens, I wanted to capture water boiling in a glass jug. Lightened & Cropped. Cheers, Brad

 

[brads]

Another couple of pics using the same technique. This time using the 18-55mm Nikkor lens. Photoshopped the second image. Cheers, Brad

 

[brads]

Misty, cold & wet here in Melbourne at the moment. Our Dandenong Ranges have some beautiful areas. Cheers, Brad