Nikon D300 double exposure of a Narcissus plant in my yard.
I've been trying a lot of new things with my Nikon D300 lately. The most recent thing I tried was a multiple exposure.
The first sign of spring here in the Sierra Foothill's is usually the abundance of Narcissus "springing" up everywhere. I decided they would be a good subject to use for my multiple exposures.
I can remember making them many years ago with my Canon A-1. With the older cameras, you had to do a lot of math to create them. Making them with the D300 was a "piece of cake!" All I had to do was decide how many exposures I wanted to make on a single frame and it did the rest.
Enjoy!
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Nikon D300 double exposure of a Narcissus plant in my yard.
I've been trying a lot of new things with my Nikon D300 lately. The most recent thing I tried was a multiple exposure.
The first sign of spring here in the Sierra Foothill's is usually the abundance of Narcissus "springing" up everywhere. I decided they would be a good subject to use for my multiple exposures.
I can remember making them many years ago with my Canon A-1. With the older cameras, you had to do a lot of math to create them. Making them with the D300 was a "piece of cake!" All I had to do was decide how many exposures I wanted to make on a single frame and it did the rest.
Enjoy!
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Frozen leaves, Auburn, California.
These leaves were just too pretty to not get noticed. I found them lying in a ditch in my neighborhood, during my early morning walk.
To get this color effect, I used the "Direct Positive" preset in Adobe Lightroom 2.1. I also set the "clarity" to +100 in the development module.
This photo was also shot on my Nikon D300 at ISO 6400. This was a low-light situation and I didn't have a tripod with me. So, I decided it was another good opportunity to experiment with the higher ISO's on the Nikon D300.
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Ornamental grass at Panorama Park, Bakersfield, California.
Ripples on the American River, Weimar, California
This shot was taken at about 4:30 in the afternoon. The light was starting to get really good down in the American River Canyon. I was open to photographing anything that caught my eye that day.
I looked down at the crystal clear water and saw these beautiful ripples with blue streaks running through them. That was a photo opportunity I couldn't pass up!
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Chemung Mine, Bridgeport, California
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