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Had to take a quick trip to FL and got a good picture of my grandson on his iPad.

Lighthouse at Hunting Island State Park in South Carolina

Got up early and waited for just the right moment. :)

Taking a break from painting and took a walk around historic Bay St. here in Beaufort, managed to dodged the rain long enough to get a couple shots with the new D7000 and 16-85mm lens. My first real attempt at Monochrome and think it turned out fairly decent.

They have Photoshop CS6 for $499 and was wondering if anyone had ever dealt with these people are they reputable? I haven't found much about them online but what I have found seems positive. softwaretech - CS6

I have used it on occasion and it's an awesome tool. Before After I took this picture a couple of years back on a cross country trip I made in a semi with an ex-brother-in-law and we were going through Albuquerque, NM and they were having...

Just messing around after finishing painting the house and then the damn dryer goes out...AGAIN! NO rest for the wicked! :) Anyway got to take a couple of pictures of one of our cats last night with the new lens and am impressed.

Ok guess this one!

And I gotta say I'm really happy with it so far despite what Ken Rockwell says. If you read his review of the 16-85 he claims; link Honestly, Nikon's 18-55mm kit lens ($120) has the same quality optics, but without most of the convenience features of the 16-85mm. I'm not kidding: I've...

Anyone have any experience with this lens? In a week or two I will be ordering a D7000 and have been wracking my brain doing research for a walk-around lens and this has good reviews, have looked at so many the last few days my brain hurts. Also looked at the; Nikon 16-85 and 18-105 Kit Sigma...

I also have this lens and made a trip to N. GA this past week and it is an amazing lens. Taken atop Brasstown Bald.

All my family and friends tell me I am a good photographer, but I still feel I'm an amateur. I have put many photos on Flickr but don't get many hits and even less people commenting, so what I need is an honest opinion so that I can grow. The photos below are pretty indicative of my work, i.e...

I've had a D5000 for a couple of years now and love but looking to upgrade in the next couple of months. I love the outdoors and have dragged it everywhere with me so it's taken a lickin and kept on clickin. :)

Does anyone plan on buying CS6 software as an investment considering the course that they are taking?

I currently have a D5000 and several inexpensive DX lenses and it has been an awesome learning tool, but with all the new DSLR's released recently I've been getting the urge to upgrade. I had pretty much made my mind up that the D7100 was what I wanted because of the lenses but got to looking...

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I've taken up riding a bike for exercise and am taking pictures around the area where I live. Took this the other day And on my last ride I took these

Not really an oddity but is a beautiful bridge at night.

Went camping for a week on Little Talbot Island State Park. Had a great time and did a lot of walking and during a break in the rain took this.

I'll only be using this lens for Landscape shots anyway. Here's another example of the lens.