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My wife has been pulling down the Christmas decorations and had given the little potted ponsettia a drink and placed it on the kitchen sink to drain.
I was setting up the shooting banks in the D3 and noticed the light from the kitchen window hitting the leaves of the plant. Took this shot on auto white balance/auto ISO which equated to ISO 3,200. Out of camera .jpg on default settings with no sharpening. It was heavily overcast and pissing down raining. Here's the result  Bob
"Wake up and smell the pixels!"
Bastard !
Please return your D3 or at least stop posting images from it, you are doing BAD things to my camera lust.
Are you getting commissions from Poon or somthing? Because these simple yet amazingly crisp and clear shots are making everyone want to go out and get a D3!!!
 BTW keep them coming they are stunning.Mal
I've got a camera, it's black. I've got some lens, they are black as well.
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