'They' say "glass before body"... I'm here to prove them wrong! Follow me on my year long journey with Nikon's popular Full Frame Body, while I explore the idea of building a glass lineup around the body, piece by piece.
Friday, January 7, 2011
Snow for Friday!
Snowing like crazy today. Well... it was blustery and that was worse, but the snow just kept coming down!
Thursday, January 6, 2011
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
Spent the majority of my day at a retail store working. This is really all I got the whole day... and its COLD!
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Another sunset... I know. I just had to. Pulled off to catch it.
I tried to add a little foliage to the shots.
I tried to add a little foliage to the shots.
Monday, January 3, 2011
Saw a tree sitting all by itself in the middle of no where, pulled off to the side and the sky was just beautiful.
Sunday, January 2, 2011
Hanging out with the boys at the local bar and grill watching the Sunday Football games.
I also need to update my watermark apparently :P
Saturday, January 1, 2011
Happy New Year!
Just playing with Kolo the cat... he has had this toy since I brought him home from the CV humane society as a kitten. He is a big boy but very laid back and fun to have around.
Just incase anyone is wondering I took these with the Nikon SB-400
flash. This is an excellent flash, its cheap and can be used to bounce off of ceilings. It doesn't rotate or swivel, but its small and lightweight... great for times when you just need fill work and you know you can bounce. So much nicer than lugging an SB-600
or SB-900
sometimes. It also sits high enough off the shoe to prevent the dreaded red eye when using it as a direct flash. I use it to bounce almost always and the results are always impressive.
Bounced off the ceiling, I am holding the camera very close to the ground... even 10 feet the bounce works well.
This shot is low to the ground and I am holding the camera in porttrait, the wall to my left is around 3-4 feet away and the SB-400 is set to bounce... and it still did alright.
60 degree tilt on the flash head this time.
Just incase anyone is wondering I took these with the Nikon SB-400
Bounced off the ceiling, I am holding the camera very close to the ground... even 10 feet the bounce works well.
This shot is low to the ground and I am holding the camera in porttrait, the wall to my left is around 3-4 feet away and the SB-400 is set to bounce... and it still did alright.
60 degree tilt on the flash head this time.
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