Nikon 1 - V1, 18.5mm f1.8
Two Men Enter
Nikon D3s - 24mm PC-e Shift
Square forms
Nikon D3s - 24mm PC-e Shift
Inland from the Coast
Nikon 1 - V1, 18.5mm
Spruce Goose
Cockpit of the Spruce Goose - at the headquarters of Evergreen Airlines. An organization I only thought rumored to exist, and surprised to realize it is tangible. Considered the largest airline in the world when I knew of them.
Nikon P330
Nikon P330
Simple
Nikon P330 - Oregon Coast
In the Tsunami Zone.
Nikon 1 - V1, 10-30mm
Cornice
Nikon 1 - V1, 10-30mm
Figure Ground
Nikon 1 - V1 - 10-30mm
South Side - PSB
Nikon 1 - V1, 10-30mm
Nikon P330 - Sunflower Video
SLC Public Safety Upper Floor
Nikon V1, 10-30mm
SLC Public Safety Awning Solar Array
Nikon 1 - V1, 10-30mm SEfex Pro
SLC Public Safety - West Side
Nikon 1, V1 - 10-30mm
SLC Public Safety
*Correction* 8/1/13 per the Architect of Record - 175,00 square feet above grade and 160,00 square feet below grade with Parking.
My original figures were taken from figures provided by the Salt Lake Tribune.
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Public Safety building in Salt Lake City - 100% net zero - 125,000 square feet with a square foot cost at $700 +. Expensive. But it sure looks worth it.
Nikon 1 V1 with the 10-30mm developed with LR and SFex Pro. Lightroom's lens correction tools are just too compelling / powerful to be replaced with others.
SLC Public Safety - Nikon 1 V1, 10-30mm
Tesoro in the Evening
Lately I've been running in the early mornings - and aside from really hating the running part - I've gotten a good look at a stuff at that early morning still dark viewpoint.
And I love this abandoned Tesoro station on the corner just down the block. And I've wanted to get this picture for a while.
Shot in the evening - and I dug out the D3s, go figure - with the 24mm PC-e Shift.
Nikon D3s, 24mm f3.5 PC-e Tilt Shift
Working the Weber
Nikon 1 - V1, 18.5m
2/75 Rgr on the Dash
2/75 Rgr - Nikon 1 - V1, 18.5mm
Looking Back
Summertime
Nikon 1 - V1, 18.5mm
After last weekends 4th Holiday - I came back with a few keepers. They were both quite a surprise when i started to sort and post process the 400+ images, of which I ended up with about 80+.
My technique has evolved into using the 10fps silent shutter option which preserves the scene, but gives me a bunch of frames so I get the shot without eye-blinks. None of what I shot would have been possible without the crazy fast focusing in the V1 though - it is a game changer for compact cameras.
Nikon 1 - V1, 18.5mm