Best of my D80 Photo Gallery by Chris Spracklen at pbase.com

Best of my D80

N.B. The last image is the latest to be uploaded...

* FOR MORE D80 PICTURES SEE MY 'PANORAMAS D80' GALLERY at : http://www.pbase.com/moorlands/panoramas_d80 *

I hope you enjoy your visit. Please vote if you do!

Best regards, Chris

Passion flower, own garden (5906)	Mooo-ve out of our way! (6733)	The Priest's House, Muchelney (4893)	Muchelney sunset (7151)
See da tree?! Martock (3880)	Tower again, Wells Cathedral (6914)	Chimneys, Wells (5705)	Vicar's Close, Wells (4265)
Out for a walk, Wells (3384)	Car and cathedral, Wells (3825)	Dog rose, Lytes Cary Manor (3301)	Pink geraniums, Lytes Cary Manor (2813)
Flower and bee, Lytes Cary Manor (5397)	Grapes, Lytes Cary Manor (4004)	Trio of roses, Lytes Cary Manor (2205)	Backdoor, Lytes Cary Manor (3585)
Topiary, Lytes Cary Manor (7835)	Front of house, Lytes Cary Manor (2970)	The croquet lawn, Lytes Cary Manor (2957)	Back garden, Lytes Cary Manor (2243)
Christ Church, Melplash, Dorset (2388)	Bridport Arms, West Bay (3135)	Faith's Hope, West Bay (5678)	Inner harbour, West Bay (5365)
Waterdrop, West Bay (3770)	Big shed, Butleigh, Somerset	Morning Glory!	Lily
Small Copper (3742)	Farm gate and view (3175)	Chocolate box cottage (3720)	Dorothy's Tea Room
Kingston Lacy ~ tree and bench (3564)	Kingston Lacy ~ back view (5504)	The Green, Long Sutton (2814)	Chalets old and new, Les Diablerets (4211)
Swiss flag, Les Diablerets (5419)	Little house, big mountain! (4011)	Big barn, Les Diablerets (3257)	On the way back to Aigle (5099)
Bottom lake, Stourhead (3942)	Woodman's Hut, Stourhead (3954)	The Temple of Apollo, Stourhead (3913)	Carole by the lake, Stourhead
Autumn glory, Stourhead (3173)	Just before dawn (3882)	The early rod catches the fish!, Montreux	Chillon from the east, Montreux (3023)
Marina and mountains, Montreux (2819)	Last look at the mountains, Montreux (2171)	Cedars of Montacute, Somerset (2337)	Wimborne Minster (2745)
A chance encounter! (16318)	Looking upstream, Dawlish, Devon (2945)	See-dah light!	Archetypal England!
Battlements, Warwick Castle (3165)	Top lake reflections, Hestercombe	All Saints, Martock, Somerset (2354)	'Chuffed', Bradford on Avon
The wetlands, The Vyne	Chocolate box cottage, East Coker	Cyclists on the Tour of Britain	Big view, Hive Beach
Boats and bridge, Totnes	River Link jetty, Dartmouth	Cliff and beach, Torcross	Headless man! Lytes Cary Manor
Lytes Cary Manor ~ garden corner	Surf and stones, Sidmouth	Bridge and Pantheon, Stourhead	Old shed revisited
Stone feature and river, Bradford on Avon	Park and riverside, Bradford on Avon	'Bride', Nikon Expo (2314)	Sunset stroll along the Cobb, Lyme Regis
Escalator, Holborn, London	Robin on a cane

comment

adesena		08-May-2010 04:46
I interesting with one your foto "Escalator, Holborn, London". Can you tell me how to setting the speed etc of that foto. Thanks.

Bonnie		27-Jan-2009 19:13
Beautiful gallery. I see that i will have to visit often. These galleries are excellent.

an nguyen		11-Oct-2008 02:39
Well done.. BV

Apostolos Tikopoulos		09-Oct-2008 19:05
Love this wonderful and colorful gallery. Great work with D80! V.

Steve Morris		03-Mar-2008 19:40
So many good shots on this gallery Chris. The escalator is my favourite and I'm definitely going to have a go at that myself - perfect shot - and I'd love to see the EXIF! Vote

Jean-Luc Rollier		28-Feb-2008 13:28
Great ! D80 is a very good toy ! JL V

kimenePhotography		10-Jan-2008 23:31
Absolutely beautiful gallery! VOTE

Peter		23-Nov-2007 14:32
Chris, I am intoxicated by the beauty of your shots. Keep it up.

Ali Majdfar		16-Oct-2007 05:15
Fabulous collection, Excellent shots. GMV

Hans Chr. S�rensen		31-Jul-2007 10:33
Great gallery. Good work!

Jihad Jean Chahine		12-Jun-2007 08:45
Beautifull Gallery! Very well done. v!

Guest		19-May-2007 06:38
Beatifull pictures, what kind of lens did you use?

Neil Montgomery		18-May-2007 12:33
fantastic photos. Ive just got myself a D80. I hope I can take pictures half as good as yours!

Jan Kratochvil		07-Apr-2007 07:58
Nice shots congrat

Marco		14-Mar-2007 08:54
I just bought a D80 please share your expertise on the settings for such vibrant colors... I have the Tamron 18-200m lens your photos are great I really feel I made a great choice in purchse after looking at your shots

gigi		13-Mar-2007 16:55
Is d80 with 18-200 mm dx vr lens good?

Guest		05-Feb-2007 19:06
I just purchased a D-80 my only wish is I could take pictures as great as yours...Is there any internet tutorials where I could read up on how to improve my pictures? jhardin888@comcast.net

pep		11-Dec-2006 23:32
As Swiss living abroad, I can testify to the versimilitude of the pictures of Switzerland. They are powerful and make me long for home... Well done.

Guest		30-Nov-2006 11:33
Chris, your photos are wonderful. I teach art and have printed one or two for my students to (try!) to copy. Suzanne

Guest		10-Nov-2006 21:17
I'm on the verge of getting a D80, my first dSLR. Love your work, here and in the panorama page. Can I ask what lens you use?

photom		05-Nov-2006 18:08
I think it's more the photographer than the camera. Nice work. voted

Ashley Hockenberry		02-Nov-2006 20:09
Awesome !!

Frank Z.		16-Oct-2006 21:25
DAMN GOOD

Nunes BEIRAO - PHOTO		21-Sep-2006 22:46
Great and splendid variety of so beautiful images. Excellent, Chris!

Pete D		18-Sep-2006 03:37
Hi, Beautiful and inspirational shots. I just bought a D80 last week (first DSLR). Any chance of a brief outline of your workflow? The cobbled streets with details in the shadows are great. Are you underexposing with the camera then using levels in PS. We get quite harsh light in NZ and I'm getting too many blown out highlights in my first few hundred shots. Cheers Pete

Guest		16-Sep-2006 18:26
Love the vibrant colors and very sharp images. Your landscapes are awesome. Marilyn

Paul Milholland		16-Sep-2006 00:52
Enjoying the early-return shots from the D80, Chris. . . .

Chris Spracklen		14-Sep-2006 15:23
Thanks, Lou. My personal preference is for sharp shots with vibrant colours, so I'm quite happy with the way these look. The sharpening and saturation is more a deliberate product of Photoshop that it is the D80. I know it's not everybody's taste, but it is mine. Thanks again. Best regards, Chris

Lou Giroud		14-Sep-2006 14:23
It would be preferable to remove some sharpening and also desaturate the colours a bit. This can be changed in the menu of the camera. I made a series of shots with the D80 and found the jpeg's too much contrated and with screaming colours. This gives them a typical "digital" feeling. One might like this or not, that's another question. I will se what the basic RAW's will bring from that camera in the next days. What I like on that camera is the very low noise from the shutter. Here the D200 is somewhatr more noisy.

Rod McLeod.		12-Sep-2006 21:38
A great start with the new D80 Chris,the results are most impressive,Regards,Rod.

Jim Ross		11-Sep-2006 21:50
Looks like a great camera, lucky sod having one already... ;-)

David Chin		11-Sep-2006 14:55
Voted! Keep it up Chris, coz I've linked your gallery up at :> http://www.nikond80links.com/nikon-d80-images/ (#2) :-) So, what happens to your D70 now?

Daryl		11-Sep-2006 10:18
Hi there, congrat's on the New D80, pictures look awesome.

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