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door in shadow brighter

door in shadow

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yesterday's shot

Week #17 - Night I went yesterday to a nearby sport center where my daughter loves riding her bike. I took some shots with my D7000 and the Nikon 35mm 1.8 mounted on it

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Few days back I read on this forum about Back-Button Focus. I started to watch tons of VDO's and today I did it. I set my great D7000 to AF-ON. I did lot sof shots, and it is just better in my hand now and it is so easy to recompose the cam. Thanks to that guy who posted about it. (Sorry that...

boy at the construction side

I am trying to do b/w using light and shadows what I see. I am at the beginning of that

b/w version

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smoking

Today few minutes ago, I went in front of my house. Thailand is celebrating Songhran, the Water festival. Last year I took some photos far away. Just before I went to a car and they splashed water to me. I love my D7000. Now I can do so much more

view round the pier

On the hill

Our across the street neighbor is building a house made of wood. It will cost about 12,000,000.00 THB = 370,885.49 USD. For Thais this is a lot of money cos an average income is 20,000.00 THB = 618.142 USD or less

Today I mounted my 16-85mm with the CP-L Filter on it, and started to walk around. The Nikon 16-85mm is so great on the D7000. I saw some Birds and thought try to some BIF even I have just the 16-85mm. I think it helps me to get better in sport events shooting when my daughter is at a competition.

Arriving the port at the Island

I wanna express my feeling about the D7000. It is a great camera. I feel that I have got a camera in hand. The viewfinder is just a masterpiece of technology. The control buttons are well placed. I don't know how could I use a camera so long without the quick access to the focus settings...