SMD Official Photography Thread

[Carbon]

I want this soooo bad

[ibf150]

I'm still learning day by day but I enjoy it... Nikon D3200 pretty sweet little beginners camera. Just learning to use lightroom but I still need to invest in photoshop to get myself out of the chrome bumpers haha.

DSC_0161 by ibf150, on Flickr

Red Creek NOLA by ibf150, on Flickr

One Swan, Two Swan by ibf150, on Flickr

Pelican by ibf150, on Flickr

F150 Offroad by ibf150, on Flickr

CityPark2 copy by ibf150, on Flickr

Ginnie Springs, FL by ibf150, on Flickr

As you can see my truck is my favorite model

[Carbon]

Great shots man!! ^

Very nice

[Carbon]

No more bumper reflection

[steveomgb]

something i thought fit for this thread

[steveomgb]

[Carbon]

You shoot that Steve? ^

[HunterJohnson]

I prefer canon bc their lens are cheaper. And it's better to just invest in one body and keep it for a long time my personal opinion.

[Carbon]

I prefer canon bc their lens are cheaper. And it's better to just invest in one body and keep it for a long time my personal opinion.

I'm 100% the opposite lol

I invest in good glass. A good lens will last you 20+ years vs bodies always go obsolete. I paid 6K for my D3s... now the D4 is out. My new D800 will go obsolete as well in a few years.

As the actuations go up the value goes down.

[HunterJohnson]

I prefer canon bc their lens are cheaper. And it's better to just invest in one body and keep it for a long time my personal opinion.

I'm 100% the opposite lol

I invest in good glass. A good lens will last you 20+ years vs bodies always go obsolete. I paid 6K for my D3s... now the D4 is out. My new D800 will go obsolete as well in a few years.

As the actuations go up the value goes down.

Sorry said that wrong. I like to invest in alot of glass and keep it. Since cannon lenses are cheaper I can get more glass. The quailty between cannon and Nikon are just different ways the lens paints the image Their body's are more expensive so I buy one and I'm happy for 3-5 years