Post Your D7200 Photos
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Welcome! You can!
Welcome to the forum, keep practicing and you will make it.
Bikerbrent
Senior Member
Welcome aboard. Enjoy the ride.
We look forward to seeing more posts and samples of your work.
Just keep practicing, studying, and asking us for help and you can do it!
MorkC68
Senior Member
The company I work for are holding a technology day to introduce some new products being launched and I was flattered to be asked to take some images of work I am involved with as part of the opening presentation.
Fracturing a steel test piece
Non contacting, high resolution measuring system
I do have better ones but they are for work! More to it, I have been asked to wander around on the day and shoot away..no pressure & any tips would be welcome!
Fracturing a steel test piece
Non contacting, high resolution measuring system
I do have better ones but they are for work! More to it, I have been asked to wander around on the day and shoot away..no pressure & any tips would be welcome!
pnomanikon
Senior Member
After a long hiatus, I'm back. My wife and I took a retirement vacation drive cross-country to the Southwest. Along the way, we took about 6,500 photos. I've gone through and picked the "least bad". There were maybe 30 or 40 that I can say I liked. I'll try to share some with you. Hope you enjoy them.
To see our whole travelogue at http://www.michaelelyard.com/SW Retirement Trip 2019 Home.htm Just skip the first few days until we get to Missouri and beyond.
These two photos were taken at the Springfield (MO) Botanical Gardens in the Gray-Campbell Farmstead exhibit area. I thought they looked nice in B/W.
To see our whole travelogue at http://www.michaelelyard.com/SW Retirement Trip 2019 Home.htm Just skip the first few days until we get to Missouri and beyond.
These two photos were taken at the Springfield (MO) Botanical Gardens in the Gray-Campbell Farmstead exhibit area. I thought they looked nice in B/W.
pnomanikon
Senior Member
Due to the overwhelming response I got from the last post (LOL), I offer another:
Estelline, TX. Shadow of church bell on steeple.
Estelline, TX. Shadow of church bell on steeple.
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Bikerbrent
Senior Member
Welcome aboard magelk. Enjoy the ride.
We look forward to seeing more posts and samples of your work.
We look forward to seeing more posts and samples of your work.