Whiskeyman's Shot-A-Day 2014
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Don Kuykendall_RIP
RIP :(
Felt like spring here today. Will all week.
wud
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Really good, all three.
Whiskeyman
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Thank you, Mai.
Whiskeyman
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February 17, Day 48, Shot 48
Slow down there, ya Loon!!
Slow down there, ya Loon!!
Whiskeyman
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February 18, Day 49, Shot 49
Don Kuykendall_RIP
RIP :(
Nice sunset.
Whiskeyman
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Feb 19, Day 50, Shot 50 plus
The first real bloom this year, taken first thing this morning.
WM
The first real bloom this year, taken first thing this morning.
WM
Whiskeyman
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And another from today, taken haphazardly from a moving car, through the windshield, IOT get the shot. How many aircraft shots are framed by an oak tree?
Whiskeyman
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February 20, Day 51, Shot 51
I made plans to revisit an earlier shot this evening, but it required a visible sun for the sunset. What we had instead was a solid, horizon-to-horizon, overcast.
Then, I went home and set up for bird shots, but the birds didn't get the word.
So, I've gone macro, or should I say micro, for the shot today.
In celebration of the "Live Free or Die" state, New Hampshire
I made plans to revisit an earlier shot this evening, but it required a visible sun for the sunset. What we had instead was a solid, horizon-to-horizon, overcast.
Then, I went home and set up for bird shots, but the birds didn't get the word.
So, I've gone macro, or should I say micro, for the shot today.
In celebration of the "Live Free or Die" state, New Hampshire
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Whiskeyman
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February 21, Day 52, Shot 52
Such a photographically frustrating day!!
I've got to reassess my entire procedure and setup. Over 100 shots of birds using the D90 and 300 mm (manual focus), and there wasn't a single one that was in focus. They looked ok in the viewfinder, and the focus indicator in the viewfinder was illuminated, but not a single one of them was in focus.
WM
Such a photographically frustrating day!!
I've got to reassess my entire procedure and setup. Over 100 shots of birds using the D90 and 300 mm (manual focus), and there wasn't a single one that was in focus. They looked ok in the viewfinder, and the focus indicator in the viewfinder was illuminated, but not a single one of them was in focus.
WM
Whiskeyman
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February 22, Day 53, Shot 53 plus
I'm going back here in December...
WM
I'm going back here in December...
WM
Whiskeyman
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And I can't decide which of these I like better...
BackdoorArts
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At 300mm you've likely got the element of movement as well, so while focus may be on the pressing of the shutter button alone can create slight blur if you're not rock solid and at high enough shutter speeds.
BackdoorArts
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Landscape