Photography

[micah wotring]

Woohoo! Gotta love that color!

Good job with the pics @hrhphotography !

 

[AnimalsRmyLife]

Some pictures of a robin and a fledgling who were in the yard on July 20

 

[summerb123]

awe there adorable

 

[kajira]

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my oldest was on this ride.

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she was hiding from the other chickens. LOL either that, or she was the only one who figured out how to hide.

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[sebloc]

Hello
I'm into photography quite a bit, everyone says I have "the eye." Just wanted ask about other people's cameras and discuss mine, maybe even lenses.

I'm more into macro/nature photography then things like weddings and people.

Because of this I decided to get the Nikon D7000 with a Tamron AF70-300mm lens. I'm just starting highschool so quite obviously I don't really spend thousands of dollars on cameras and equipment, nor do I know all the settings on my camera. But this set up fits my needs.

Now, I'm looking for a good lens to take pictures of things like sunsets, trees, whatever else you can think of. Basically a lens made for landscapes that isn't very expensive but:
-Fits my Nikon d7000
-Takes good quality pictures and is easy to use

I lack a good lens with these qualities.
Any good cheap, sports photography lenses as well? Appreciated as well.

Well, here's a picture I took with my camera upon first getting it. Took a while to get use to a new camera with so many features.

Trying to get some good chicken pictures, I'll have some of those up later.
Thanks for any help provided! I hope I returned the favor. Thanks!

 

[micah wotring]

IDK, I'm just learning myself. I have a Nikon D40 because it was given to me when my sister upgraded(thank you Ann).
I'm more into nature, macro, and wildlife as well although I'm having trouble getting close to the thousands of white-tailed-deer 'round here.

Hope some more experienced people can help you.

Like that sunflower pic btw.

 

[kajira]

Hello
I'm into photography quite a bit, everyone says I have "the eye." Just wanted ask about other people's cameras and discuss mine, maybe even lenses.

I'm more into macro/nature photography then things like weddings and people.

Because of this I decided to get the Nikon D7000 with a Tamron AF70-300mm lens. I'm just starting highschool so quite obviously I don't really spend thousands of dollars on cameras and equipment, nor do I know all the settings on my camera. But this set up fits my needs.

Now, I'm looking for a good lens to take pictures of things like sunsets, trees, whatever else you can think of. Basically a lens made for landscapes that isn't very expensive but:
-Fits my Nikon d7000
-Takes good quality pictures and is easy to use

I lack a good lens with these qualities.
Any good cheap, sports photography lenses as well? Appreciated as well.

Well, here's a picture I took with my camera upon first getting it. Took a while to get use to a new camera with so many features.

Trying to get some good chicken pictures, I'll have some of those up later.
Thanks for any help provided! I hope I returned the favor. Thanks!

Look into cheap, russian lenses. They sometimes have the best bokeh's.

 

[sebloc]

Thanks

 

[Jenna14Chicken]

Nice pics everyone!

 

[Flock Master64]

There not nearly as good as the rest of yours but here they are