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Favourite Shot, April 2013: dltphoto

Nikon 1 V1 with 70-200 2.8VR

I had to perch awkwardly, whilst looking up, on some slimey rocks right next to a murky river to to get this shot. Textures and the Confusion make it an image I wanted to share as my favourite shot for April.

Photowalk May 2013: dltphoto

A few photographer friends decided it time for a little get together and have a wonder with our cameras. We picked a very uninspiring place that we have all been to a million times, at least it's not that inspiring to us as we live here. But that is some of the fun. Find something that you haven't found before. I have shot a ton of weddings at the City Hall area but never any with just me and my camera's and a little imagination. Thanks to those who showed up. I had a great time!

Here are a few of my favourites, in no particular order.

Textures: dltphoto

Recently I have had a little thing for textures. Inspiration came from shooting "letters" for the APAC Blog header.
Some shot with my Nikon 1 V1 and an assortment of Nikkor Lenses, others from my Android Phone

APAC Submissions, May 2013

I wasn't expecting much for this months entries. It was kind of a last minute rush to get them entered. They are images I wanted to submit but may have fared up better with a non-Capa adjudicator. (this just in, here's the Judges Website.) All images were shot the Nikon 1 V1.

Assigned "Trees", 'Bench', score 19

No surprises that I didn't do well with this. I like the feel of it though.

Favourite Shot, March 2013: dltphoto

Amongst the many I shot since I picked up my new Nikon 1, I think for March this is my favourite shot. The light is very interesting and the metal works well against the concrete of the bridge support. Its a super narrow field of view shot with the nikkor af-s 70-200 2.8G.

Hard to tell without a great reference point of how close the lens was able to get me but here's a "scene" type shot from the short end of that zoom lens (70mm) all be it a little further down the road

1 plus 60= 162: dltphoto

Nikon 1 plus 60mm Macro lens equals 162mm focal length. resulting in closeup!
Here is a simple shot with no effects just simple macro handheld and mildly edited in Lightroom. Really the Nikon 1 Camera is fantastic. No complaints so far.