Backyard Series #6
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Michigan Michael
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Backyard Series #6
EMERGENCE
Michael
D200, D300, or D2x
with
60mm Nikkor, 105mm VR Nikkor, or 180mm Sigma
D200, D300, or D2x
with
60mm Nikkor, 105mm VR Nikkor, or 180mm Sigma
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rjlittlefield
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Michael, this is a beautifully timed and photographed sequence -- quite lovely! 
Just as a note to the forum, I have allowed this posting to exceed the usual limit of 3 images per gallery per 24 hour period, because of its uniquely integrated nature. Such arrangements can be worked out in unusual circumstances, but please contact myself or one of the other admins to set it up before posting. Thanks!
--Rik
Just as a note to the forum, I have allowed this posting to exceed the usual limit of 3 images per gallery per 24 hour period, because of its uniquely integrated nature. Such arrangements can be worked out in unusual circumstances, but please contact myself or one of the other admins to set it up before posting. Thanks!
--Rik
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Michigan Michael
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rjlittlefield
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You're welcome. Thanks for capturing this sequence, and for the exchange of PM's about the posting guidelines.
BTW, the guidelines do permit combining images into composite panels, as long as each panel fits within the 800-pixels limit. Using this technique, the five images in your sequence could have been packaged to fit within the guidelines quite nicely. That would definitely be the preferred approach for future work of this type.
--Rik
BTW, the guidelines do permit combining images into composite panels, as long as each panel fits within the 800-pixels limit. Using this technique, the five images in your sequence could have been packaged to fit within the guidelines quite nicely. That would definitely be the preferred approach for future work of this type.
--Rik