Ripples
I'm still exploring my LF1, this time during a walk in Golden Gate Park in the late afternoon.
--Warren
Labels: Black and White, DMC-LF1, Duck, Golden Gate Park
posted by Warren T. at 11:20 PM
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Friday, March 28, 2014
I'm still exploring my LF1, this time during a walk in Golden Gate Park in the late afternoon.
--Warren
Sunday, October 21, 2012
Lone Duck on Central Lake, Foster City
Gray skies today, I chose to leave this in color but with a mono feeling. :)
--Warren
Labels: Abstracts, Central Lake, Duck, Foster City, Wildlife
posted by Warren T. at 9:53 PM
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Tuesday, August 04, 2009
Laid-Back Mallard
This is one kool katchke!Labels: Druid Ridge Duck Pond, Duck, Nature, Tamron 18-270 SuperZoom
posted by Steve Rosenbach at 3:26 AM
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Warren T. said...
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I had to look up the word: katchke, LOL :).
That Tamron SuperZoom is very sharp.
--WT -
Steve Rosenbach said...
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:-) :-)
It means duck in Yiddish - it's actually a western Slavic word - the same word is in Polish and Ukranian, and there are very similar words in Czech and Slovak.
I don't know if it will come through on the web, but in Yiddish, it's spelled like this:
קאַטשקע
It's one of those Yiddish words that always makes me grin. I think it's a combination of the way it sounds to my Americanized ears as well as what it means - ducks are fun and funny, after all!
The Tamron zoom is surprisingly sharp, although not as sharp as, say, the 18-55mm kit zooms for both Canon & Nikon. When I first tried it out, I was disappointed when I looked at files at 100% size -- but then I tried printing those same images at 13x19", and they were just fine.
I tend to keep it at f/8 - it's best lens opening - the image stabilization is supurb, btw.
From what I hear, the 18-200mm Nikon zoom is of the same optical quality. -
Lea said...
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haa.. very comical duck ;) he looks very surprised!
Monday, September 29, 2008
Constellation Duck
The corner of Harborplace formed by the two main pavilions is a hangout for these dabbling ducks. They're always looking for a handout from us humans, and they're worth it, as they provide a lot of free entertainment. This one didn't seem bothered by me at all as I took over a dozen photos up close and personal, down on the deck with my Canon A620 - the articulated LCD is great for this sort of thing.
The green in the background is the historic frigate USS Constellation.
By the way, I can't quite figure this duck out. It looks like a female Mallard, but the beak is yellow, rather than orange and black, and I didn't think the females had any green on their heads. If you know from ducks, please enlighten me.
Labels: Baltimore, Canon A620, Duck, Harborplace, Inner Harbor, Mallard, USS Constellation
posted by Steve Rosenbach at 2:25 AM
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Warren T. said...
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i like the straight-on view of the duck's body, it's different. She's well fed! :)
--WT
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2 Comments:
Nice ripples, love light, great b/w, nice shot...:-)
Lena,
I too like the ripples and the shadows Warren, seems you are ready with the new rig
Dan
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