Just lurking at an art gallery showing last night. I took the newest family member along (Nikon D700 with the 24-120 VR attached). These were all at ISO 1600 at low shutter speeds under tungsten light.
Don't forget about the Gallery. Are your photos there??
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"A photographer is known by what he shows not by what he throws. The best photographers have the biggest trash cans." Quote from Nikon School sometime in the early 1970's.
Since msn groups is closing, I've been recruiting until people are sick of it I think though I did get one lady to join but she hasn't posted yet.
I think they've all been burned too often or disgusted with other photo forums.
Here's not one, but two strangers (but maybe soon to become one ) when I was goofing around one day, playing a "Peeping Tom" with my 500mm mirror lens (this was taken across a lake in my local park! and honestly, I wasn't really peeping but waiting for my grey heron to come out of the reeds )
Danish autumn at its best
Mette
My Sony Alpha 700 and I have been joined by a Tamron 200-500mm
Poor girls tele lens It's fixed aperture f8, so it requires a LOT of light (no way I can use it this time of year ) But great for capturing strangers - maybe I should bring it out to play more often - this day is the only day I've had it out with my Sony!
Mette
My Sony Alpha 700 and I have been joined by a Tamron 200-500mm
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Originally Posted by Frog
), Greg and Frog!
) when I was goofing around one day, playing a "Peeping Tom" with my 500mm mirror lens (this was taken across a lake in my local park! and honestly, I wasn't really peeping but waiting for my grey heron to come out of the reeds 
