Your Best D7000 Photos

[Don Kuykendall_RIP]

Another with the D7000 .In my opinion this is one of the best cameras ever made .I hope it looks ok i'm uploading from an un-calibrated computer .

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[RON_RIP]

Another with the D7000 .In my opinion this is one of the best cameras ever made .I hope it looks ok i'm uploading from an un-calibrated computer .

It came out fine. Is this just natural light? the skin tones are good.

 

[EderLopes]

It came out fine. Is this just natural light? the skin tones are good.

I used a diffused flash on my right and a golden reflector on my left .

 

[srfotog]

This is a reflection of buildings taken from the 30th floor of the World Trade Center 7 in 2012. The haze is due to some very dirty windows in the tower.

 

[ryanwphoto]

Nice shots everyone! Here are a few of my faves that I had saved on my phone, thousands more on my hard drive! All of these shots were actually taken with the 18-105 kit lens, And it's why I just can't get rid of it! Best cheap lens ever! (in my books anyway)

 

[Tom Grove]

Any constructive criticism, advice, and/ or compliments are greatly appreciated!




Watching the Sunset at Ocean Beach Pier, San Diego, CA

 

[Marcel]

Tom, nice shot and composition if it wasn't for the light patch that sticks out on the right. Even when I was trying to look at just the sun, my eyes were attracted to the light on the right. Just try concentrating on the sun and watch your eyes go wandering on the light on the other side of the pier's posts. This is why I'd suggest cropping it a bit, or, filling that spot with black.

I just did a quick edit to show you what I meant. I hope you don't mind the suggestion.

 

[Tom Grove]

No I don't mind at all... I see what you did and it doesn't take away too much from the overall shot... I will try that... Thanks.

 

[WayneAnthonyPhotography]

My visit to the Grand Canyon had to capture the photo of a Photographer and a daring squirrel lover.

D7000
Tokina 50-135 2/8


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[Texaswicked1]

This first one is neat because it was around when I first got my camera. While walking around my neighborhood I noticed this old Chevy and wanted to capture the forgotten aspect here.

I have several more, but they are not on my tablet. I will pay more shortly.

 

[dragion]

Apple on 5th Ave.
by dragioniii, on Flickr

SIGMA 17-50mm f/2.8

 

[Roy1961]

always liked this one

 

[Texaswicked1]

Here's some from the nightly celebration from our country's independence day.

I didn't shot this with my Nikon, but I think it was a cool shot of the clouds firming and the Pelican striking a pose.

A long exposure shot in Oak Cliff.

Ton more to come.

 

[Texaswicked1]

Wildlife shots

 

[kamaccord]

 

[kamaccord]

These are a few city/landscape photos. Each photo is a single exposure.

 

[kamaccord]

I really need a wide angle lens 11-16mm f2.8.

 

[dragion]

Look into the Tokina 12-24mm f/4...excellent lens at an excellent price!

 

[Roy1961]

 

[Carroll]

Truman Lake