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With some guidance from Dave I was able to capture the following shots. Amazingly, a number of the shots were on the 18-55mm kit lens because I wanted to see if I could and I needed the greater width. Others shots were from a 35mm 1.8G Prime.

Below is the article link. Basically this guy gets a telephoto lens and starts shooting pictures from his apartment into the neighbors apartments. The neighboring apartments external walls are all glass. The man puts together an art exhibit "The Neighbors" and many are upset with the theft of...

I would like to get a macro lens for shooting insects and secondary small flowers and such. I am looking at the AF-S DX Micro Nikkor 40mm f/2.8G for my D5100. My question, and I apologize if I explain this poorly as I am venturing into new territory. Bug is 1/4" (.63 cm) in length or smaller...

MoabLady and I went out to the bird sanctuary today. Here is what I captured.

I've purchased my first neutral density filter ND4. My question is can you stack them to achieve a darker ND filter or no? My thinking is either... YES... other than the fact you have to screw a couple together rather than one, it works great. NO... it doesn't stack and work like you may think...

My wife will soon be joining our ranks here on the forum. Purchased her a D5100, 35mm 1.8G DX Prime, 55-200mm, mono-pod, tripod, couple 16 gig Class 10 SD cards, and a Lowepro Sling 202. Loaded her up with some filters and stuff. Her camera body, last part I'm waiting on, will arrive on Friday...

Just got it tonight; unfortunately it was too dark to mess with it. I was not planning on buying it but couldn't pass up the deal. The lens was $399 but marked down to $300 because the lens hood had some apart. Nikon didn't properly attach the outer face that keeps all the springies in place for...

This story talks about a new camera that is capturing what snowflakes really look like before they hit the ground and possibly change. Cutting-edge camera discovers new images of snowflakes in free fall | ksl.com

Visited the Living Planet Aquarium today. Here's some highlights of the animals. The last one I'm not sure is from our planet.

Out here in the west we have a lot of really cool old (by American standards) buildings and history. Ogden, UT is one of my favorites as it blends old with new. I went for a walk-about to capture some of the old paint on the buildings and show everyone this pioneer town. The old buildings in...

Visited a greenhouse today to shoot some of the beautiful flowers that are opening up.

The Easter holiday offers plenty of bright colors and opportunities for cute. Post them up here. To get started - kids at school made these little mini flower pot bunnies.

Loving my 35mm 1.8 and its light gathering ability.

The view from the TOP of the Great Pyramid: Tourists secretly climb Egyptian landmark to get these amazing photos | Mail Online

35mm 1.8 DX or 50mm 1.8 FX for a D5100 The wife has green lighted me to purchase one of these two lenses. Without dispute they both appear to be great lenses but I have been unable to get one question answered from all my research. For the purpose of my question I will use numbers easier to...

Went for a walk-about at the aerospace museum. A little bit of plane art.

I know there are a lot of them out there which results in search overload. I am using CS6. Does anyone have a tutorial link to one they really liked? A great outcome, logical steps, ease of use/following, etc.

This is my first attempt at a portrait. I posed my daughter and then shot the picture. I know the background was not ideal but had to work with what I had. My intended background was overrun with a soccer game. Please give feedback.