Looks good DiD. Thanks for sharing!

 

Ouch that is hot.

 

Very nice. I'm seriously looking at stripe options. Love the fact that there are many new choices out there.

Have to admit...I've got to get the chrome line exterior now. Love that last shot! (I'm keeping my white mirror caps to match my roof and wheels.)

Great shots in any case.

Motor on.

 

Sweet pics!!

 

Thanks for sharing, good work!

 

WOW!
Awesome work again!
I would really like to know how you got the 3rd pic so "rubber looking" if thats the right way of describing it
Ive seen a fair few of your pics like this which just makes your jaw drop!
Worthy of any magazine that last one

 

Those wheels are so sexy.

 

Very nice

I'm surprised you could find ANY empty parking lot without a lot of oilstained parking spots!

 

Between Pic 1 & 2, the former feels more dynamic. The diagonal composition helps the interplay of lines. (I like that you can see those grille, belt, and roof lines paralleling the parking lane lines.)

Nice job!

 

I used an SB-600 and an SB-800, both acting as remotes and triggered with the D200's pop-up flash (the D70 and D70s have this capability too).

Yeah, i have the same feeling about the first one.

 

The first one kind of reminds me of the NAM logo. :-)

 

Very nice. Did you use any sort of light modifiers over the SBs?

I love the ability to control and fire Speedlights remotely and this is something I want to play with a bit more. I also have a couple of Alien Bees but don't have the Vagabond battery system for them, yet.

Mark

 

Nope.

The other cool thing about the D200 is that the pop-up flash can independantly control two different flash groups. The D70 and D70s pop-up flash could only control one (the D2x can't control any without an SB-800 ).

So (at least for my purposes) there is no longer a need to have an SB-800 to act as the Commander flash to control the various flashgroups and it can now be used as another remote.

 

Dave, that's cool. I like the first shot the best I think.