10 recent assorted photos.

[rundadar]

1. 1

1. 2

1. 3

1. 4

1. 5

1. 6

1. 7

1. 8

1. 9

1. 10

C&C very welcome!
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Cheers,

Alex
http://rundadar.zoto.com/galleries/

 

[menameisatsushi]

Love the lady in the cafe and the light blub shot. Great work! What lens, exposure did you use?

Atu

 

[rundadar]

Thanks for commenting.

Both these photos are Tokina ATX 100mm (the old non-D version)

The bulb is @F8, the lady is @F3.5. Have a look in the gallery (in my signature below) for the full exif.
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Cheers,

Alex
http://rundadar.zoto.com/galleries/

 

[Dan198196]

Wow stunning. Great composition, DOF, color, contrast. superb.
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Nikon D50
Lenses: 28-80G, 70-300G, and 50 1.8

 

[vision63]

Theres lots of spirit and personality in each of your photos. You seem more interested in capturing that "moment" than anything else, which is refreshing.
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/v63/

 

[Jessie Anderson]

ahhh... a nice refreshing glass of OJ... just what I was thinking of this morning Nice shots.... very crisp, very clean, and great composure!!!
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Jessie

Please check out my Featured Gallaries at http://jessiethe3rd.zenfolio.com
All Pictures Shot with a D50 w/ kit lens or 75-300mm Nikor

 

[rundadar]

DO click on the picture to get the full version! Then you'll get a [bonus] second glass with the GJ (grapefruit juice)

It's magic!
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Cheers,

Alex
http://rundadar.zoto.com/galleries/

 

[rundadar]

What would you change/improve/alter here. I like that portrait very much but having spent a lot of time with different versions of that, can't nail it. Not "medieval" enough for me...

Suggestions?
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Cheers,

Alex
http://rundadar.zoto.com/galleries/

 

[stephiewilliams]

I very much like number 6, 8 and especially number 9. I feel like I get tired of depth of field photos like the ones in the beginning of the series. They look impressive to the non photog who cannot do that with their camera but just looks like an ordinary subject to me. Number 9 is brilliant though...would be wonderful blown up really big.
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Stephanie

^Please visit my gallery^
http://stephaniewilliams.smugmug.com
d70, 18-70mm f3.5-4.5, Nikkor 70-300mm f4-5.6G

 

[menameisatsushi]

Thanks for the info Alex.

The Tokina is one of the lens I was considering purchasing, so its good to know that it is capable of taking such stunning shots in the right hands.

Thanks for commenting.

Both these photos are Tokina ATX 100mm (the old non-D version)

The bulb is @F8, the lady is @F3.5. Have a look in the gallery (in
my signature below) for the full exif.
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Cheers,

Alex
http://rundadar.zoto.com/galleries/

 

[ChrisLM]

Number 9 is inspired. I love how complicated it is. So much pattern and a wonderful mixture of curves and lines in the composition.

 

[dk_50]

Congratulations

 

[rundadar]

hmm... interesting... nobody comments on #7. To me this is the one with the most potential
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Cheers,

Alex
http://rundadar.zoto.com/galleries/