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Nikon Df| AF Nikkor 105mm micro ED f/2.8| SB910 camera front right @ 1/32pwr bounced off ceiling, triggered w/SU800| Hand-held| Hoodman STEEL Ultra High Speed Digital Film
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Tag: Strobist
P52 6/52: The Nut Job
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Nikon Df| AF-D Nikkor 105mm f/2.8 micro| SB910 camera front 11o’clock @ 1/2 pwr bounced off ceiling| Hoodman STEEL Ultra High Speed Digital Film| Hand-held| Strobes triggered w/SU800
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Clockworks-Modern
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My little Howard Miller carriage clock that I’ve had for eons got knocked off the table a few weeks ago and broke so, I asked He-Man to help me break it open so I could photograph some macro images of the inner workings.
This is one of the images I made during the week while shooting Macro for my Project 52. I was disappointed to find the gears are plastic!
Nikon Df| AF-D Nikkor 105mm f/2.8 micro| 20mm & 12mm Kenko Extension Tubes| SB910 camera left| SB600 camera right| triggered with a Nikon SU800| Tripod| Hoodman STEEL Ultra High Speed Digital Film.
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P52 5/52: Faded Glory
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Nikon Df| AF-D Nikkor 105mm micro + 20mm & 12mm Kenko Extension Tubes| Tripod| Hoodman STEEL Ultra High Speed Digital Film| Texture-Simplicity by Kim Klassen
Strobist: SB910 camera right front @ 1/8pwr, SB600 camera left @ 1/16 pwr, both bounced off white ceiling, triggered w/ Nikon SU800
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Smores
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A sweet gift from my Son and his Girlfriend.
They bought them at Tout Sweet Patisserie San Francisco, CA. The one I had was super rich, and delicious!
Nikon Df| AF-D Nikkor 85mm f1.4@ f4| Center weighted metering| 1/30s| ISO 500| SB910 & SB600 triggered w/SU800
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Gingerbread House
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It’s been a long time since I last made/decorated a Gingerbread house.
This time I bought a Gingerbread House kit to save me some time fooling around with a template, and measuring and marking the doors, and windows myself. As it turned out this particular kit didn’t have the door or windows stamped on the Gingerbread so I ended up having to do that anyway. It also didn’t have enough icing. Next time I’ll make my own Royal Icing. Piping, icing, and working with fondant is challenging. I need a lot more practice, but it was fun watching the transformation from plain Gingerbread to the finished house, and I think my Gingerbread Christmas Trees look pretty good with the house, and next year I’ll make a couple taller trees too.
Nikon Df| AF-D Nikkor 85mm f/1.4 @f/4.5| ISO 250| Tripod| Manual Priority| Matrix Metering
SB 910 @ 1/32 pwr camera left front high through shoot through umbrella, SB 600 @ 1/32 pwr camera front low as fill light for the tree behind the Gingerbread house.Triggered w/ SU800
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Egg Noodles
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Nikon D700| AF-S 50mm f1.8g| SB910 camera left bounced off ceiling 45º, white reflector subject right, triggered via SU-800, Lexar Professional Digital Film
UPDATE on the RUFF! I read a sad report on a birding forum that the Ruff was seen on the shore in its favorite corner of the salt pond this afternoon, but it has been wounded! The writer said blood was showing on both legs, and when it lifted its wings there was a wound under the wing. Speculation is the Falcon or Harrier that was seen there yesterday and this morning may have nicked it, his opinion is that the wound is fatal! Hoping that it will be rescued and nursed back to health.
Nature can be so cruel!
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