Your Best D3100 Photos

[papafrankm]

Two Shots from the Berkshires last week.
Had camera 2 months love it.

Picture quality comparable from my Old Konika T3 Autoreflex.
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[JFlick]

First couple of photos with 3100. Complete rookie here LOL. https://www.flickr.com/gp/125848434@N04/yhcEeH

 

[Karmann_65]

Two kids with glow sticks. Five second exposure

 

[mac66]

That's a really cool shot! I love the color contrast on the spiders body

 

[mac66]

Really interesting editing

 

[mac66]

The contrast and framing really pops

 

[mac66]

Wow! What an interesting concept. I need to try that!

 

[mac66]

Nothing better, than a kid with a Pumpkin!

 

[mac66]

I really like the perceptive from front to rear. Nice shot!

 

[mac66]

I'm still trying to achieve the freeze water motion. Gives me something to strive for!

 

[mac66]

I'm an aircraft nut, so the sunbeam on the war-birds is my fav. Interesting you could catch this scene.

 

[mac66]

This shot was taken early on a weekend. It's a favorite wildlife park in town, with ducks, geese, cranes and a small herd of deer. I'm always on the lookout for deer and usually I spot them right away. This day, I and a walker just ahead of me, were surprised, when this doe, non-chantlantly walked out of the brush, into a small clearing. I only had time to switch to Auto and shoot, before it disappeared. It's one of my faovirte shots of wildlife in the park. (Image Copyright 2014, by R.H. Vincent)

 

[Devizes Saint]

New to photography (outside of my phone) and recently bought the D3100 and love the learning curve. These are some of my first efforts. Please be gentle

 

[papafrankm]

If those are your first shots... Wow.

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[Devizes Saint]

If those are your first shots... Wow.

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Phew cheers, Froze my do dahs off tonight for an hour to get that moon shot right.

 

[gemnilocs]

here are a few of my firsts...can't wait to explore and capture


Smile breathe go slowly

 

[Picnewb]

 

[Marilynne]

Smile breathe go slowly

Welcome!

 

[GooseCretian]

This is Shem Creek looking out to Charleston Harbor in Charleston, SC.

 

[Karmann_65]

I'm an aircraft nut, so the sunbeam on the war-birds is my fav. Interesting you could catch this scene.

I got this by focussing on the incoming planes and clicking the shutter as they passed the sun. More luck than skill because obviously I couldn't look through the eyepiece or screen at that precise moment.