Love the first shot.Okay, here are some pictures from my first outing with aDSLR:
Some flowers. It's not perfect, but I kind of like how it came out.
Two closeups of bees... I like macro-style shots (these were taken with a non-macro kit lens though).
For the macro shots, I sat down on the ground next to some flowers/bushes with a cheap 70-200mm non-macro lens and manually focused on the bugs when they landed near me (it's impossible to autofocus on the right spot when the bugs are moving around and the DOF is so shallow).Love the first shot.
The macro - I want to try it, is it a pain in the ass? I don't want to take shots of inanimate objects, I want to do something similar to what you've done here. Bugs are unbelievably interesting. That being said, do you just prop up a chair, set up your tripod and wait? I've never done it but its definitely on my list.
Damn. I'll give this a shot and post results. Although its winter right now and I'm probably not going to sit around in the coldFor the macro shots, I sat down on the ground next to some flowers/bushes with a cheap 70-200mm non-macro lens and manually focused on the bugs when they landed near me (it's impossible to autofocus on the right spot when the bugs are moving around and the DOF is so shallow).
I really like the two Toronto pictures.
Those shots are really, really awesome.Travel pictures, before some dickhead stole my camera in Tanzania. Was using an old Leica for most of these. Asia, Scandanavia, etc.
Bring the noise down a bit and the yellows and oranges up. Love this shot.Few shots of my favorite tree which is about 200 yards from my house. It's the same one that is in the pink fog shot that I posted earlier.