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Hows the D90 suiting you? That's a body I would love to have!

I took a bit of a break from photography, just a little bit of shooting here and there but for the most part MIA. I used to check out nikoncafe a lot. This is my first time checking out the forums in about 3 years! Looks like it is still the great place that I remember it to be! I still...

j_b_l: Thanks! i took this with a 50 f/1.4 i just sold recently. so it wasn't wide open..almost.

nice eye pop treatment!

some more pics. any feedback?

very attractive young lady. a bit over processed for my liking but i understand that may have been intentional and there are many who like that. nice image!

taken with tamron 17-50, @50mm, f/2.8, iso 400, 1/30s

50 f/1.4 because I am selling it. so buy it from me. :) the 50 is much sharper and better performer... BUT i prefer the 35 because of its focal length. 50 is just a little too long for my typical shooting.

they(17-55 owners) don't want to talk about it lol. ;x

very nice quality image. looks great and lighting is great. just not a fan of the facial expression.

is she angelina jolie?

you are right! i was so nervous because it was my first time. i'm sure i missed a lot of setting adjustments. i agree with you though. i should've shot that wide open definitely.

Kemnik - Thank you. Overall lighting wasn't good but up on the stage it was decent. I had a SB-800 with a diffuser on my D50. I was using my 35-70. I must say, it was my first time using flash and I felt totally unprepared. Definitely was a learning experience. SkatetoPunk - I was using...

very pretty girl and excellent photo. only if her nose was a bit more attractive.... ;x

some more photos of the first wedding i assisted last month. 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) Any feedback would be appreciated!

She was such a little cutie!

thanks guys again. i'm shocked that you guys are saying you want to see more. i felt very ... ehh...after the wedding. was unsure of the results. probably because it was my first time and i was so nervous. i'll put up some more soon. thanks again.

thanks guys for the compliments

I helped shoot a wedding for the first time this past weekend. It was nerve wrecking. Truly was a learning experience. I haven't finished processing all of the images. Here are just a few pre ceremony pictures. Feedback would be great. 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6)...

thanks nute and kiwi!

This was taken at a wedding reception this past weekend. Four friends of mine. Taken with the 50mm 1.4

haha yea. i notice the green in #2 now. i shall have to tweak that. thank you. she's adorable i agree!

Meet Josie, a daughter of a friend. C/C would be nice! Thanks for looking.

awesome!

Several from Israel

They go there to pray.

here's a picture of the man in the middle

thank you both. bostonrott - i believe it was taken around 2 pm

Shot taken at the Wailing Wall in Jerusalem.

thank you all for the kind words. i was lucky to eat at a restaurant nearby and soon as i walked out after the meal, i saw what is in the picture. good thing i had my cam with me :)

haha. thanks! I should have asked, how many shekels!

On the streets of Israel.

I got to visit and swim in the Dead Sea during my trip to Israel last week. It was amazing. You couldn't drown even if you wanted to. Soon as you get in, you float because there is so much salt in the water. Plus, there was clay mud on the sea floor that you could put on your body. It made...

50mm, f/4.5, 1/320, iso800 what do you think? this is one of my first attempts at portraits. would love to get any feedback/criticisms. i want to get good at this =]

which kind? can u link me? same as the one mentioned above?

hey HHARRIS, those look good. how much can you get them for?

I am looking for a good backpack that would hold my D50, 50mm, 12-24mm, 35-70mm, 70-300 maybe. Extra storage room for other various carry items would be cool too. Nothing too huge and/or ugly. Something comfortable.

hehe. i apologize for the trickery!

Was testing out my newly acquired 35-70 f/2.8. Not bad for a pseudo macro huh?

thank you guys for clearing this up. i was worried for a second.

i've noticed a thin horizontal line from the left focus point area to the left side when i look through my viewfinder. The thin line doesn't show up in images and has no effect on IQ but I am wondering why it's there. Anyone know?

This is a really dumb question but...i just got a used 35-70....without the box and manuals..... how do you use the macro on it....i am not going to use it really but im just curious...not sure how u do it.

I agree with what Tierdaen said.

Thank you for the kinds words! Yes, I'm pretty excited now that I finally got this lens. I haven't been able to shoot much at all because of final exams but after tomorrow, I shall be shooting away. :)

Taken with my newly acquired 50mm f/1.4