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Hi Ray, my apologies, missed seeing your question. The D800e was definitely on a tripod. a big honking studio tripod in fact. A Manfrotto Triaut 058B with a heavy Junior Geared Head. I was bracketing shots at ISO100 (f16) and this was the darkest image of the series. Ever since I realized that I...

Sue, this is from the Sigma DP3m. Images from the D800 just don't have this "bite" straight out of camera.

That was shot on a tripod Ray. 1/3rd of a second at f16, at 17mm. It was a chain of bracketed exposures for an HDR, but to my surprise a single underexposed image is good enough on the D800.

Testing the amount of recovery possible from my D800e

Coming across a geisha in Kyoto is hard. They're lightning quick and tend to disappear around corners and into doorways. Came across a couple in broad daylight with a photographer taking pictures. Sneaked a shot.

This was an image taken by a friend that begged to be messed with.

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One of my first images with the GR, a concert under the moon.

They're here....

A house we finished building recently, the flamingos weren't part of our initial proposal

Teal and orange, the Hollywood edit. Into The Abyss: Teal and Orange - Hollywood, Please Stop the Madness

Shenzhen, China

Luke, I love that image. IMO it's cooked just right and has a "postcard from the past" feel to it.

The sea has lost her memory

The Russians were showing off a bit

Just hanging around at the airshow

There are others like it, but this one's mine.

My three favourite images of 2012.

Carlos Santana, Bangalore

Whoa! That's stunning.

Garlic

KVG, those are great shots. Loved it. Came across this screen grab from "Children of men" which I felt was particularly evocative Here's another fabulous inspiration from 1967 by Jacques Tati from his film "Playtime". He went broke trying to make, what was at the time, the most...

The view from the rooms at a hotel I designed

Every day is a winding road

Don't do it man. I should have bought the Leica instead. With all the lenses!

Literal? Nah... I got that covered

I can't take much credit for it. It's all the artist's doing.

Thanks Luke, this was taken at the V&A in London. Nice pics in the link as well. Here's another photographer who recreated a war torn town in Italy in miniature and took pictures as part of his healing process, after he was badly beaten up outside a bar. Riveting story. Miniature Town Brings...

Plow

I most certainly did. Thanks Milan :biggrin:

One from the archives. At Lake Nakuru, Kenya with friends.

And a 92

93... kinda

Ha! Have enough of these to fill a book.

This is just stunning.

Ostrich farm.

LX5

Cathartic visit to the Barcelona Pavilion designed by Mies Van der Rohe for the World Expo in 1929. After having seen innumerable pictures in history books, it was great to finally get there and shoot it for myself.