Fall

Hallowe'en faces

Halloween 2010...

Halloween Ghouls

Windham NH - Halloween Eve, finally got the flash off the  camera,  placed it on the ground in front of the kids to create a creepy shadow.  I would of loved to try and get a few more shots but the kids scattered right after this photo was taken...

 

JG the Dog and the Devil Dog

Taking photo's of the dogs at night was a trick, getting the exposure, the flash and the dogs to corporate proved to be a huge challenge,  I like the way that this one came out...

Dorothy Quigley

Ed's October 2010 Post

Alton Bay, October 2010

Pumpkins, Beans & Greens

rainbow---color

Emery - November 2010 Assignment

This month's theme is something to do with Fall...Leaves, Turkey's, Halloween, etc: Whatever strikes you as picture worthy...

Fall Morning on Winnisquam

I was heading to work down Union Ave at 8am one morning, and looked out on Winnisquam. Had to quickly go over to the Belmont beach...Ignored the "Keep out between 9PM and 9AM" signs..Ignored the "Belmont Residents Only" signs, and the "No Trespassing" signs. Had to catch this view looking over towards Sanbornton...Lots of fall colors, lots of fog...Really cool!
This was taken with a wide angle lens, 1/200s exposure, Aperture f/5.6, and ISO 200.

Stacked for Winter

A sure sign of the coming winter...Picnic benches stacked up at Gilford Beach...Summer came and went all to quickly. Exposure 1/100s; Aperture f/6.3; ISO 200

Whole Lotta Leaves

My work is never done...Exposure: 1/5s ; Aperture: f/18 ; ISO: 100

Gilford Village Scene

View of hill behind Gilford Village. Taken with Zoom lens about 1 mile away on Labonte Rd.

Exposure: 1/250s; Aperture: f/5.6; ISO: 320

Attention Clickers! 2010 Nikon Photo Contest International 2010-2011

I was reading a Nikon Blog this morning a came across this contest that I thought might interest some members of the club, "The application period for the Nikon Photo Contest International 2010-2011 has now begun.  Established in 1969, the Nikon Photo Contest International is one of the world's most prestigious international photographic contests. Applications will be accepted until Tuesday, November 30th, 2010. Entries for the 2010-2011 contest will be accepted for two categories. The first category is a free subject category (A) and the second entitled "Energy" (B). Photos of any subject or theme are invited for the free subject category. Entries for the "Energy" category should be photos that capture the energy of sights and subjects that inspire, motivate or excite you or viewers. Photos covering a broad range of subject matter from throughout the world are expected for both categories.
A total of 53 awards and prizes will be given out, including the Grand Prize for the lucky winner:

• Nikon D3S digital-SLR camera
• AF-S NIKKOR 24mm f/1.4G ED
• AF-S NIKKOR 24-70mm f/2.8G ED"

Good Luck!!!

Mike

Emery - Macro Shots for October

Hey Clickers!

This month's assignment is Macro Shots. Here's my submission. They were taken with a Canon Power Shot A620 using a Wide angle lens and a tripod.

I look forward to seeing your entries. Please contribute! And be prepared to discuss at the next meeting. That will help us all learn to be better photographers. Thanks!

Ant on Tiger Lily

f-stop: 4.1

exposure: 1/50 s

focal Length: 29mm

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Busy Bee
f-stop: 4.1
exposure: 1/50 s
focal Length: 29mm
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Fly Who Thinks He's a Bee

f-stop: 4.1

exposure: 1/80s

focal Length: 29mm

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Peek-A-Boo
f-stop: 4.1
exposure: 1/50 s
focal Length: 29mm

Mary's Post

F Stops Explained...

I thought that this might be helpful, a visual explanation of F stops...I found it at:
DSLR Experiment...

Mike

Sun Flare Assignment - Emery

Caught this Seagull checking out the sunrise right before I went golfing at Pheasant Ridge

I think God was blessing my clubs this morning...

Beautiful Sun flare over Lake Michigan during recent trip to Holland, MI.

Reflection in store window at Perkins Cove

Beautiful image for a morning wedding on Sanibel Island

Sunrise at Sanibel Island

California/Arizona Time Lapse

I thought that everyone would get a kick out of this, it is all shot with individual still photos then put together to create the footage that you see here! 



California/Arizona Time Lapse from Dan Eckert on Vimeo.

Angles - Here are my photos for the angles assessment, late and perhaps no longer relevant but I had the photos so I posted them!

Angle #1 - I like this one the best

Angle #2  - From the top of the street

Angle # 3  - I also like this one...

Sun Flare 2

Here is another Sun Flare...

Sun Flare

This photo was taken in April in North Carolina, I am not sure how I got a sun flare or even if this is what you mean by sun flair...

August Photo Challenge - Events and Sun Flare

Gilford Clickers, this month's photo challenge is to capture a sun flare in an event photo. The event could be the Pittsfield Hot Air Balloon rally, a wedding, a backyard BBQ. The event is up to you, but at least one photo should attempt to capture a sun flare.

For more information on how to capture a sun flare visit I Heart Faces website.

Amanda - Angles

Mary - August 3

Turkey Jim's Bridge - Campton, NH

1st Photo taken with Flash at 7:16 pm.

Exposure: 1/60s; f-stop: 3.2; focal length: 10mm; max Aperature: 3.34.



2nd Photo taken without Flash at 7:16 pm.

Exposure 1/8s; f-stop: 3.2; focal length: 10mm; max Aperature: 3.34.
Without the flash, the actual bridge comes out of hiding, as do the 2 people on the right of the bridge.

3rd Photo taken with Flash at 7:20 pm.

Exposure: 1/60s; f-stop: 3.2; focal length: 8mm; max Aperature: 3.34.
Slightly different vantage point using a wide angle lens. I wanted to get more of the water in view to set up my next picture.

4th Photo taken without Flash at 7:21 pm.

Exposure: 2 sec; f-stop: 8; focal length: 8mm; max Aperature: 3.34.
I was trying to get blur on the rushing water. I was messing around with that all week, and realize that I really do need to get a new camera as my F-stop only goes up to 8. but it was still cool.