Shibuya, Tokyo
The image at Shibuya, Tokyo has been taken with a Nikon D2H and 17-55mm lens.
Shibuya, Tokyo has been captured with a Nikon D2H and 17-55mm lens/
Tokyo Tower, Japan
This image of the Tokyo Tower, has been taken with a Nikon D2H and a 17-55mm lens.
More, More, More Megapixels
Yes I now have more megapixels with the purchase of a Nikon D700. Are more pixels better, well time will tell, but the camera seems to perform at least as well as the D2H but gives greater room for cropping if required. Recently my son was married in Japan, Osaka and the photograper used a Nikon D700, I was very impressed with the files so I had to get one for myself. This is the photographers blog site: http://airaphotography.net/
This image is of the lighthouse at Fingal Head in NSW, Australia and was taken with the Nikon D700 and 24-120mm VR lens, this lens appears to be a great travel lens and is nice and compact. The D700 camera is very compact compared to my D2H and will be great for my travelling.
Frog
This frog appears to be looking intently at the camera, I wonder what he is thinking. Lens used was a 55mm Nikon micro.
Disney, Dreams on Parade, Moving On, Tokyo
The Disney, Dreams on Parade, Moving On parade is a great photographic experience.
Dancing Girl at Disneyland
This beautiful dancing girl at Disneyland, Tokyo was photographed using a Nikon D2H with a Nikon 17-55mm zoom lens.
Fairy at Disneyland, Tokyo, Japan
This image of a fairy taken at Disneyland, Japan, has been processed in Photoshop with a small amount of cropping, a slight increase in sharpness and some increase in color saturation. The original image was taken with a Nikon D2H camera and the 17-55mm f/2.8, DX lens at f/4.
Airlie Beach, Whitsunday Islands – Panorama
This panorama was taken at Airlie Beach in the whitsunday Islands and is made up of four seperate images combined together in Photoshop. The original four images were taken with the Nikon 17-55mm lens at 55mm.
Cape Gloucester – Whitsunday Islands
This panorama image at Cape Gloucester is a composite image from five seperate exposures stitched together in photoshop. The original images were taken in raw format, converted to .jpg and then stitced together in Photoshop. The original images were taken with the Nikon 17-55mm f/2,.8 lens at 1/750 second and f/8.
Multiple Exposure of a Daisy in Photoshop
The muktiple exposure of the daise was created in Photoshop by foring two layers and then combining the layers and sharpening the image. Digital photography enables us to create many different images.
