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dclarhorn Moderator In depth knowledge and high level skills in a variety of areas including landscape Nikonian since 31st Mar 2002Wed 16-Jan-08 01:25 PM
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"Hmmm, curious looking chap!"


Berwyn Heights, US
          

That's what this mockingbird seemed to be thinking when he cocked his head and looked at me this morning at Lake Artemesia in MD. D100/Tamron 75-300mm/tripod.

Dan L.

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TheMohaveKid Registered since 11th Jun 2002Tue 19-Aug-03 04:39 PM
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Henderson, US
          

Fairly nice shot .... this morning hmmm best part of digital.

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drjimbob Moderator Charter MemberWed 20-Aug-03 01:08 AM
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Bowie, US
          

You seem to be getting the hang of the Dan-100

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rutherfordphoto Silver Member Awarded for his article contributions to the Resources Nikonian since 27th Aug 2002Wed 20-Aug-03 01:25 AM
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Vancouver, CA
          

Dan,

Looks like you are enjoying your D100. I really like the DOF here (or complete lack therof). Nice shot.

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dclarhorn Moderator In depth knowledge and high level skills in a variety of areas including landscape Nikonian since 31st Mar 2002Fri 22-Aug-03 04:05 AM
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Berwyn Heights, US
          

Thanks! I'm enjoying the D100 more and more each day. I was worried about the learning curve, but frankly I'm surprised at my level of comfort after only 3 shooting sessions. I think the biggest issue so far is just finding the settings that I prefer, and adjusting them to the changing lighting conditions. After 25 years of shooting slide film, I definitely have some preferences regarding color and contrast.

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Shadco Registered since 08th Apr 2003Fri 22-Aug-03 10:21 AM
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>That's what this mockingbird seemed to be thinking when he
>cocked his head and looked at me this morning at Lake
>Artemesia in MD. D100/Tamron 75-300mm/tripod.
>
>Dan L.

He is thinking...

My that is a big eye that is locked in on me.

I don't like big eyes.

Should I try to peck it out or will a good strafe get the job done?

Nice capture have you considered cropping a little tighter?



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dclarhorn Moderator In depth knowledge and high level skills in a variety of areas including landscape Nikonian since 31st Mar 2002Fri 22-Aug-03 01:34 PM
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Berwyn Heights, US
          

I did think about it, but I decided to post this pretty much full-frame. I thought maybe showing both horizontal lines of barbed wire would be effective, but perhaps it's too much, or unnecessary.

Dan L.

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