July Photography Thread
08-07-2014, 01:39 AM
#27
Mike's Spoon S2000. by Ricky Flores, on Flickr
Rain season. by Ricky Flores, on Flickr
James and I. by Ricky Flores, on Flickr
Matt's AP1. by Ricky Flores, on Flickr
My photography has been kinda all over the place lately, different styles, different settings, etc. These are my favorite from July.
Rain season. by Ricky Flores, on Flickr
James and I. by Ricky Flores, on FlickrMatt's AP1. by Ricky Flores, on Flickr
My photography has been kinda all over the place lately, different styles, different settings, etc. These are my favorite from July.
Here's my contribution by the way, taken at literally the very end of the month, July 31st for sunset.
I was rushed with the pictures because I ended up having to help someone from the lookout down the mountain, but they turned out pretty decent I think. Taken with the Nikon D7100 I just purchased.
untitled_shoot-0162 by KitsapKup, on Flickr
untitled_shoot-0160 by KitsapKup, on Flickr
untitled_shoot-0174 by KitsapKup, on Flickr
untitled_shoot-0184 by KitsapKup, on Flickr
08-08-2014, 03:19 PM
#28
Great pictures, but I find this one absolutely amazing!
Incredible detail on the spider, what lens did you use may I ask?
Originally Posted by TomSolo' timestamp='1406589659' post='23263293
Found this dude hanging out in my kitchen yesterday. I pretty sure hes part of the jumping spider family.
08-08-2014, 10:33 PM
#29
Thanks Tom, it's good to know you don't always have to spend a ton of money on a lens to get a good result. I'm actually pretty happy with the lenses my camera came with, but I do have to say the D7100 itself is an excellent camera for the money. I never planned on getting too involved into macro photography (more into landscapes), but for relatively a little more money I might have to get a macro lens like that one . Just another reason I'm more happy with my new camera, as I'm not wanting nor able to pay thousands of dollars on lenses 
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