Eye on the World
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My newest addition to the family. Nikkor 24-70.
Ce fond d’écran est décrit en Anglais : les artistes écrivent dans leur propre langue, et nous ne traduisons pas leurs mots.
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Commentaires (12)
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Please Place At Edge Of Table
I love this picture
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Adam Dell
Good Work Man. I appreciate this picture.
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Sentinel
Awesome pic! Amazing color and looks awesome as an iPhone background. Thanks!!
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@J.Cornelisse: the 24-70 is the lens in the picture. the shot itself was taken with the D-80 and 50mm f/1.4D at f1.8. @trout: i was thinking the same, but then i took few more shots, and i liked this one the most. thank you all for comments!
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golf007sd
Very unique. It will be add the my library. Thanks :D
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I think it's cool. Nice change from nature photos. Although I do like those to!
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swatthefly
The eye is the window to the soul... Its beautiful! I love the color, and I really love the reflections in the lens. Awesome!
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trout
I love this, but I think I might like it even more with a little less blurring. Or perhaps if the blurring was brought further away from the lens casing. Thanks for the new desktop.
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stubulman
Dave, Dave, what are you doing Dave. I have the highest confidence in your photographical skills. Dave, don't change that lens. Seriously, great shot--simple and mesmeric.
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ifrogg
great pic, interesting view, but the aperture is so small i don't think i could use it for a desktop background. Keep submitting, though!
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Vinnard
White balance seems off
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J.Cornelisse
Wow! Nice picture. Downloaded it right away! Question: Is the Nikkor 24-70 the lens in the picture or the lens you took it with? Because i'm thinking of buying anew lens myself... Thanks.