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Official Post Your DSLR Still Photography Thread

Just got back from an epic trip to Joshua Tree.

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yes jason.. show them you're an artist w/ a camera
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"OK, so who farted?"

"OK, so who farted?"

One of my modest efforts...
 
Tom said:
Just got back from an epic trip to Joshua Tree.

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Tom, stunning as usual...

Try to call You earlier this morning, but I assume You are still recovering. Will call You later...

Take care!
 
Aww..really cute, Moir. Must have been a great trip.

The penguins we have at the neighborhood zoo look like they've been on a diet of used batteries. I know they're of a different kind, but still, they look horrible :)
 
Peter Majtan said:
Tom, stunning as usual...

Try to call You earlier this morning, but I assume You are still recovering. Will call You later...

Take care!
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Hey Peter, I'm hanging out with the fam today and going to an airshow. Try to "ketch" me after 8pm. :) You need to get an American cell phone, I think!
 
Sports Cars, Mountain Scenics, Amazing Timelapse, Filling Stations and I go and post this?? What a sorry being I am.......hehehe. Shot with the Canon MP-E65mm @ 1:2 on a 400D.

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Cheers,
Mark
 
Hey Peter,
Say hi for me mate.

The lens is kick ass. There WILL be a way for me to shoot underwater with this. I am setting it as my top priority........watch this space.

Cheers, be well.
Mark
 
Mark, the fly is amazing. How easy is the lens to use? Do you use a ring flash?

The photo attached is a long exposure shot taken from the bridge of a ship in the Weddell Sea at night. The drunken scrawl is the flight path of a Snow Petrel caught in the ship's lights. Not a great shot, but something different.
 
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