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FYI...the Sigma 10-20 won't work on a FF camera, it's image circle is optimized for a DX size sensor.
Nils said:
Concerning the FF. I love to shoot events and would love to use
that SIGMA 10-20mm at 10mm to get even closer. Especially for
snowboard shots when you stand a few inches from the ramp. I am not
a big fan of the fish eye effect and the SIGMA gives me great
results.
Also a FF will have a much bigger viewfinder so I can shoot more
often manual focused.

Have a great week.

Nils
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Very nice!

I just got my new D200...It is nice to see what the D200 is capable of in the right hands...

Thanks to your excellent photos - you jump-started my inspiration with this wonderful camera!!!

JACK
 
Fantastice images! You are very good!
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LeeTee
Why does work have to get in the way of Life?
 
Nice site, nice photos...

does seem like u can't zoom some of the images, like in the plant and animals sections...

Could you please tell me who designed your site, and/or from where you got the template..?

thanks,

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-james

 
yeah animals and plants I still have to update. Just uploaded some of my old pics to fill the category.

I designed the page by myself. All together took about 500h.

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4FR-Photography
http://www.4FR.de
 
Congratulations, you did a great job with he website and some of your pictures are stunning.

We won't see any trolls hanging around in this thread because there is nothing to critisize, even for the most fanatic trolls.
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Kindest regards to everybody, whatever camera you own.
Stany Buyle
Photography is a marvellous hobby which I enjoy, not to compete...
http://www.fotografie.fr/
 
ROCKS!
Great site, great work.
 
AWESOME WEBSITE!

I'M CURIOUS WHAT COLOR MODE AND CONTRAST/SATURATION HUE/WB

YOU USED ON THE FIRST PHOTO OF YOUR WEB SITE (GUY JUMPING IN AIR BY DOCK), THE COLOR TONES AND WHITE BALANCE LOOK GREAT ,I LOVE THE SKINTONES

I'M A LONGTIME PRO SKIPORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHER, I SEEM TO HAVE PROBLEMS TO GET A GOOD PUNCHY PHOTO WITHOUT GETTING THE FACES TO SATURATED/FUNKY LOOKING WITH THE D200.
ALL FILL FLASH AT HIGH ALTITUDE WITH LOTS OF BACKLIGHT.

I KNOW HOW TO SHOOT BUT HAVE JUST NOT FOUND THE SWEET SPOT WITH MY D200 WISH IT HAD THE FUJI S2 LOOK.

WERE JUST GETTING SLAMMED BY 1-2 FETT OF SNOW SO I GUESS TOMORROW I'LL BE POWDERSKIING.

AGAIN, GREAT WEBSITE

MATS
 
I think your site is superb -- on all levels.

The only changes I'd suggest are MORE PICTURES (what's there now simply whets the appetite) and an English translation for your Blog.

Oh and one tiny thing . . . in English the word "peer" is spelled "pier" assuming you meant for it to be in English.

You should sell that Flash Site as a template for other folks like me to use!
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Cheers,
Joe
 
shot that picture in RAW all natural light. Water and Snow gives perfect light (reflection) if the sun is slightly out of the zenit.

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4FR-Photography
http://www.4FR.de
 
Hi Nils

you are one of those few guys able to surf life at best. You're a beautiful man, sporty, with great skills and we all are surely envious of the great result you was able to get with that site.

Second, the thing I liked more, photos aside, is what you said about yourself, since it's the same thing I'd say in your place. Photography MUST be natural and spontaneous, so exist "snapshots", very short moments that can leave an inner print on you. I too, after the photographic course I'll attend in Milan from next year, I hope to get the skills to realize something like your site and not just a "photographic gallery" as millions of others equal. Thank God if you believe in It, and never forget to help others when you are able to.

All the best and good luck!
Nils said:
I designed the page by myself. All together took about 500h.
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Photography is the most beautiful way to discover God around us in little and simple things.
My kits under my profile

http://italy74.smugmug.com
http://it.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/dlb74pr/my_photos
 
thank you very much for those kind words and feedback. Not many actually take their time to read through the words.

The other side of it is being a crazy insane perfectionist :o)

may god be with you!

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4FR-Photography
http://www.4FR.de
 
The photos aren't bad either. Just kidding, the photos are great. I would like to see them a bit bigger on the site. All in all, very well done.
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Steve
 
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