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02.27.2010 Mark Wood No Comments

Day 58 – Feeding Cows

Canon PowerShot G10 @ 6.1mm — ¹/6 sec, ƒ/2.8, ISO 800 | zoom in
Day 58 - Feeding the Cows
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Seeing as how we have the opportunity to milk our neighbors cows again tomorrow night, I though it appropriate to go back and post one of my favorites from the series I took in their barn the last time we milked.

02.25.2010 Mark Wood No Comments

Day 56 – Snowy Pines

NIKON D200 @ 50mm — ¹/100 sec, ƒ/7.1, ISO 160 | zoom in
Day 56 - Snowy Pines
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We’ve actually been getting some snow, which I really enjoy as it’s starting to look like real winter.  I really thought it was pretty so I thought I’d share.

02.24.2010 Mark Wood No Comments

Day 55 – Snowy plant

NIKON D200 @ 50mm — ¹/400 sec, ƒ/4, ISO 160 | zoom in
Day 55 - Snowy plant
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I woke up this morning to the most beautiful scene out my front door.  We got about three inches of wet snow which stuck to everything.  It was absolutely wonderful!  I took a few extra minutes before heading off to work to take some photos. Sometimes, you just have to slow down and enjoy!

02.22.2010 Mark Wood No Comments

Day 53 – Finished Milking

Canon PowerShot G10 @ 6.1mm — ¹/60 sec, ƒ/2.8, ISO 250 | zoom in
Day 53 - Milkers Hanging in a Barn
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02.22.2010 Mark Wood No Comments

New Sigma Lenses Announced!

Finally!  Some lenses to actually get excited about!  With the recent Nikon lens announcements, many pros were more satisfied.  But what about those of us who don’t have thousands of dollars to shell out on lenses?  This is when brands like Sigma really shine.

In fact, they just released two new lenses that really caught my eye.  First off was the Sigma 85mm f/1.4 EX DG HSM prime.  Those who know me know I love prime lenses!  Most of the photos I post here are shot with my Nikon 50mm f/1.4D lens.  While an 85mm prime on a DX sensor is a bit of long, it still could be a lot of fun!

Also, since Nikon seems loathe to update their version, this just may become a must have for many pros.

The other lens that fascinates me is the updated Sigma 17-50mm f/2.8 EX DC OS HSM.  It’s quite a mouthful, but the idea of a really fast zoom in this range with Optical Stabilization (OS) could be the perfect walk-around lens for most people.

I’m not exactly sure when Sigma will actually start selling these as they were just announced today, but they both look really interesting!

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