D&S Photo In Nikon Book
| May 24, 2018 01:27PM |
Just received the following notice that one of my photos will be used as a chapter heading in a new book titled “Mastering the Nikon D850.” The caption will describe the photo as being taken on the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad.
The Nikon D850 is rated as the best digital SLR camera currently. Got mine in November and this was one of the first photos I shot with it, December 19, 2017. Will not receive any $$$ for the photo, but just a couple of copies of the book.
"Congratulations on having one of your images selected to represent Nikonians to the world. The Nikonians Press book, Mastering the Nikon D850, will be released worldwide soon, your image will grace a chapter opening position for one of the book's 13 chapters"
The Nikon D850 is rated as the best digital SLR camera currently. Got mine in November and this was one of the first photos I shot with it, December 19, 2017. Will not receive any $$$ for the photo, but just a couple of copies of the book.
"Congratulations on having one of your images selected to represent Nikonians to the world. The Nikonians Press book, Mastering the Nikon D850, will be released worldwide soon, your image will grace a chapter opening position for one of the book's 13 chapters"
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