Ferry Building and Waterfront Skyline
Nikon D100, Nikkor 24mm f2.8-AFI decided to take the old warhorse D100 out for a stroll yesterday, as well as exercising my 35mm FOV 'vision' :).
This vantage point of the Port is not seen very much.
--Warren
Labels: Black and White, Cityscape, D100, Ferry Building, Port of San Francisco
posted by Warren T. at 9:57 AM
4 comments
4 Comments:
I don't know folks, something about the way the D100's images 'look' that continues to impress me every time I go back to using it. What do you think?
--Warren
Hi Warren,
I definitely see it, but feel that over the years I've over-commented on it.
I dont know if it's the CCD, larger pixel pitch, or what, but to me these are your best images, quality wise.
Thanks Ted, I remember your opinions about this, and I appreciate them.
--WT
Warren,
Like Ted, I think your best work is on the D100. I think you grew over the years with the D100, it is like a best friend. You may have new toys, but you know how to get the most out of the D100...you don't have to think technically....you can just compose. You and the camera become one to create the images.
This is a wonderful picture.
**Dolph
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