Gary, my wife has a D90 and the 50mm 1.4 and 18-200 lenses, along with an SB-600 speedligh/flash. The SB-600 makes a HUGE difference as the built on flash sucks.
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we put our tree up last nite. it's not done yet (could use a garland and more pine coney stuff) but here's a photo
i moved my camera a little too early and it became a discomas tree
i moved my camera a little too early and it became a discomas tree
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nzshadow said:Gary, check out http://www.kenrockwell.com/index.htm
I've been reading his site, and while I enjoy it he seems to contradict himself a lot. Almost to the point where I'm just as confused after reading his different opinions as I was before I read them.
CBear - I might be very very interested. You gonna get the d7000?
I've been reading his site, and while I enjoy it he seems to contradict himself a lot. Almost to the point where I'm just as confused after reading his different opinions as I was before I read them.
CBear - I might be very very interested. You gonna get the d7000?
elise said:edith head said:
love it. Beautiful wallpaper, too!
Agreed. The wall paper almost makes me not pay attention to the leaning tree and lampshade.
love it. Beautiful wallpaper, too!
Agreed. The wall paper almost makes me not pay attention to the leaning tree and lampshade.
elise said:edith head said:
love it. Beautiful wallpaper, too!
Agreed. The wallpaper almost makes me not pay attention to the leaning tree and lamp shade.
love it. Beautiful wallpaper, too!
Agreed. The wallpaper almost makes me not pay attention to the leaning tree and lamp shade.
billbradley said:elise said:edith head said:
love it. Beautiful wallpaper, too!
Agreed. The wallpaper almost makes me not pay attention to the leaning tree and lamp shade.
ha! the lamp was constructed to be leaning; the tree not so much. we only realized when we got home that it wouldn't fit into the tree stand and did a rather awful halfass job with the hacksaw to make the stump fit. oh well, i'm just happy it smells like christmas tree in my home now.
love it. Beautiful wallpaper, too!
Agreed. The wallpaper almost makes me not pay attention to the leaning tree and lamp shade.
ha! the lamp was constructed to be leaning; the tree not so much. we only realized when we got home that it wouldn't fit into the tree stand and did a rather awful halfass job with the hacksaw to make the stump fit. oh well, i'm just happy it smells like christmas tree in my home now.
Gary said:nzshadow said:Gary, check out http://www.kenrockwell.com/index.htm
I've been reading his site, and while I enjoy it he seems to contradict himself a lot. Almost to the point where I'm just as confused after reading his different opinions as I was before I read them.
CBear - I might be very very interested. You gonna get the d7000?
I really want the D700. Selling that 18-200 lens and my D300 my be the kick in the pants I need to do it.
I've been reading his site, and while I enjoy it he seems to contradict himself a lot. Almost to the point where I'm just as confused after reading his different opinions as I was before I read them.
CBear - I might be very very interested. You gonna get the d7000?
I really want the D700. Selling that 18-200 lens and my D300 my be the kick in the pants I need to do it.
Photographed a student-filmed zombie kung fu flick last month for a 35mm photo class. Just digitized the negatives for the director's website.
http://lntafilms.com/2010/12/12/curse-of-the-white-lotus-behind-the-scenes/
http://lntafilms.com/2010/12/12/curse-of-the-white-lotus-behind-the-scenes/
http://tim-smith-photography.blogspot.com/
This is my first post in here, been lurking for a while. Thought I would pop up a link to some of my snaps, seeing as a lot of you seem to do the same thing, really nice photos from you guys in here!
Peace.
This is my first post in here, been lurking for a while. Thought I would pop up a link to some of my snaps, seeing as a lot of you seem to do the same thing, really nice photos from you guys in here!
Peace.
disco_che said:spoonietee said
hotographed a student-filmed zombie kung fu flick last month for a 35mm photo class. Just digitized the negatives for the director's website.
http://lntafilms.com/2010/12/12/curse-of-the-white-lotus-behind-the-scenes/
Nice ones.
Thanks chum, it was a lot of fun.
hotographed a student-filmed zombie kung fu flick last month for a 35mm photo class. Just digitized the negatives for the director's website. http://lntafilms.com/2010/12/12/curse-of-the-white-lotus-behind-the-scenes/
Nice ones.
Thanks chum, it was a lot of fun.
it's in northern CA. totally hidden from the highway, I can't remember exactly where the trespassing started that day but it might require some trespassing, so I can only assume it's a sort of locals-only spot?? do locals-only spots still exist or are they all on yelp?
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