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<blockquote data-quote="Tom Grove" data-source="post: 359958" data-attributes="member: 25730"><p>I've taken Polaroid insta photos back when they were popular, and got a digital camera for shooting family birthdays and stuff a few years ago, but nothing serious. Over the years I have seen astounding photos and always thought how lucky a person must be to be able to take those types of photos. In early March 2014, I saw a photo of the Golden Gate Bridge at night in HDR and it changed my life...&nbsp; I decided I wanted to be the guy that took that shot...&nbsp; I bought a Panasonic Lumix FZ70 and quickly discovered that it did not do what I needed. In late April, I bought my Nikon D7000! I have not yet taken any shots of the Golden Gate Bridge, but I have since read books, magazines, tutorials, and listened to anybody who would give me advice! I even joined a Nikon message board...&nbsp; lol...&nbsp; I do not leave my house without my D7000... I have found that I love sports photography, landscapes/cityscapes and doing HDR, but I will shoot whatever presents itself!&nbsp; My wife is beginning to call my Nikon the other woman...&nbsp; Now I just have to give &quot;her&quot; a name... haha</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Tom Grove, post: 359958, member: 25730"] I've taken Polaroid insta photos back when they were popular, and got a digital camera for shooting family birthdays and stuff a few years ago, but nothing serious. Over the years I have seen astounding photos and always thought how lucky a person must be to be able to take those types of photos. In early March 2014, I saw a photo of the Golden Gate Bridge at night in HDR and it changed my life... I decided I wanted to be the guy that took that shot... I bought a Panasonic Lumix FZ70 and quickly discovered that it did not do what I needed. In late April, I bought my Nikon D7000! I have not yet taken any shots of the Golden Gate Bridge, but I have since read books, magazines, tutorials, and listened to anybody who would give me advice! I even joined a Nikon message board... lol... I do not leave my house without my D7000... I have found that I love sports photography, landscapes/cityscapes and doing HDR, but I will shoot whatever presents itself! My wife is beginning to call my Nikon the other woman... Now I just have to give "her" a name... haha [/QUOTE]

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