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AlexMWolffPhotography > This was taken during the wednesday night racing series for Sagamore Yacht Club in Oyster Bay, NY. It is actually 2 photos taken about 20 minutes and 180 degrees apart just before sunset. I have played with it a bit.
AlexMWolffPhotography > Prima Ballerina was taken during the juried Long Island Ballet Competition. No flash was allowed. Color balance and control for stage lighting is certainly the pits. K - beauty of digital - shooting with a d300 and 70 -200 VR at 1000 ISO exp set manually to 1/400th at 2.8 ( I walked and mapped the stage lighting with a meter before the competition began), manual focus, lens supported on my knee - little bit of blur on the leading leg. This particular leap was more upward than forward motion. I saw the routine during warmups. She performed it 2x during the weekend. For the tiniest moment she hovered with amost no forward, up or downward momentum. I would never have made the capture on film, on my d70 or d2x (too much noise).
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AlexMWolffPhotography > Wind Chasers was taken from the committee boat during the Sagamore Yacht Club Summer Racing Series in Oyster Bay, NY
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AlexMWolffPhotography > Mammary Anemone was taken with a Nikonos in the Maldives with 2 extension tubes in place and a white reflector underneath.
AlexMWolffPhotography > All That's Left From Iraq unfortunately speaks for itself.
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AlexMWolffPhotography > Eye of Poseidon watches over all of us when we are under. Nikonos taken at night in the Maldives.
This was taken during the wednesday night racing series for Sagamore Yacht Club in Oyster Bay, NY. It is actually 2 photos taken about 20 minutes and 180 degrees apart just before sunset. I have played with it a bit.
AlexMWolffPhotography > This was taken during the wednesday night racing series for Sagamore Yacht Club in Oyster Bay, NY. It is actually 2 photos taken about 20 minutes and 180 degrees apart just before sunset. I have played with it a bit.
This was taken during the wednesday night racing series for Sagamore Yacht Club in Oyster Bay, NY. It is actually 2 photos taken about 20 minutes and 180 degrees apart just before sunset. I have played with it a bit.
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