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<blockquote data-quote="JRam" data-source="post: 70483" data-attributes="member: 10391">My name is Jonathan and I've been on the site lurking for awhile now and finally decided to dive in. Capitaivated with a lot of the images members have posted and have certainly been inspired to push the envelope and try new things. Really got into photography because of my other passion, MTBing. Started off with a GoPro that was used to capture the mayhem. Finally getting tired of all the punishment the body is taking and webrowsing pinkbike.com. Figured I would try and emulate what a lot of the pros are doing. Shooting with a d5100, and have it outfitted with several lenses. It's my first dSLR and I'm incredibly stoked to really start shooting the world from my POV. I've never had any experience with photography to begin with. Some things I love capturing, nephew's sports, family, and the newly pregnant wifey. Definitely looking forward to picking the experienced veterans brains on some topics and getting feedback on my shots. If it's one thing I've learned through MTBing &quot;it doesn't get easier, you just get better.&quot; I'm sure so much of that translates into photography.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JRam, post: 70483, member: 10391"] My name is Jonathan and I've been on the site lurking for awhile now and finally decided to dive in. Capitaivated with a lot of the images members have posted and have certainly been inspired to push the envelope and try new things. Really got into photography because of my other passion, MTBing. Started off with a GoPro that was used to capture the mayhem. Finally getting tired of all the punishment the body is taking and webrowsing pinkbike.com. Figured I would try and emulate what a lot of the pros are doing. Shooting with a d5100, and have it outfitted with several lenses. It's my first dSLR and I'm incredibly stoked to really start shooting the world from my POV. I've never had any experience with photography to begin with. Some things I love capturing, nephew's sports, family, and the newly pregnant wifey. Definitely looking forward to picking the experienced veterans brains on some topics and getting feedback on my shots. If it's one thing I've learned through MTBing "it doesn't get easier, you just get better." I'm sure so much of that translates into photography. [/QUOTE]

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