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Dad's little doggie....(d100)

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thx all for your replies. It's an American Stafford and she is 2 months old. The shot is taken when she was finally tired, and was resting on our couch. When i saw the soft light of the window on the couch i couldn't resist taking this picture :-)

And yes, i love this lens. All Nikkors should be like this one !!!! price also ;-)
Isabel Cutler said:
Monsi said:
Shot taken of our new familymember.
Iso 640
S 25
A 2,4
Lens 50mm 1,8 Nikkor

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Great job! Looks like the natural lighting worked well for you. Was there any fill flash used?

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Scott A. Flaherty said:
Great job! Looks like the natural lighting worked well for you. Was
there any fill flash used?
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Nope i didnt use any flash. The light was the natural light falling true the windows.
Scott A. Flaherty said:
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Scott A. Flaherty
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'No man, however great, is known to everybody and no man, however
solitary, is known to nobody.'
Thomas Moore (1779-1852)
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Very cute pup and an excellant picture but for some reason at first glance it reminded me of that hairless cat that hangs around this forum. That thing leaves a lasting impression.

Jake
 
Yes the Nikkor 50mm is wonderful, its the first lense I got when I purchased my D100 2 weeks ago..... I love being able to take photos in almost any low lighting situation, preserving the mood..

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... Those who do not want to imitate anything, produce nothing ...

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Jake said:
Very cute pup and an excellant picture but for some reason at first
glance it reminded me of that hairless cat that hangs around this
forum. That thing leaves a lasting impression.

Jake
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Maybe, when she is a little older she can EAT that cat :-))). Is it possible to teach ?
 
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