I like the 2nd to last shot. She's a cutie.

 

I might have to add the nifty fifty to my list. Gotta get a flash first though.

 

LOVE it. Glad to actually be able to have a REALLY shallow DOF now. Gives me more to work with. Whatcha think of the photos?

 

here are two i forgot to add.

 

Jah, who is she? Your niece? She has your eyes.

 

ha ha whoa slow down, Tina. That is my girlfriends daughter. I keep her while Hannah is at work. She is 3 and her name is Savannah. She is a hard subject to shoot cause a)she doesn't like cameras b) she won't sit still long enough to work on the photo other than the exposure c) she talks the whole time so her mouth moves in the photos. ha ha

 

Doesn't look to me she doesn't like cameras. She's a cute little girl! My faves are the ones with her holding the crayon.

 

Well, you guys have the same shaped eyes. *shrugs*

 

oh trust me it took me some bribing ha ha. I let her help me cook dinner. She likes to be a big girl so doing anything grown makes her a big girl. ha ha

 

yeah she loves me sooo much. She might as well be my daughter. She called me daddy the other day. Which i don't mind but we have to get onto her bout it cause we don't want her doing in front of her real dad cause that is just disrepectful as if maybe we taught her to do it.

 

focal length @ 300mm, so i guess you didnt want to get too close huh? lol

 

btw, XSi should be here tomorrow along with my 50mm 1.8 II @ 420ex flash.

 

 

domo arigato mr. roboto. DOMO!

 

Your keyboard shot inspired me to do my own lol

 

Mac FTW!

 

Took this while we were driving back to the hotel from my work site in Mauritius. My Dell has no editing software, so I couldn't straighten the image out and Facebook isn't very compression friendly. I'm going to upload all my pictures when I get back into NJ because my Dell doesn't know what a .NEF file is and I don't feel like using this slow internet to search for a conversion program.

 

haha I actually wanted to get closer but my lens has like a 4' focus distance.

 

just got a 70-300mm lens for a good price that i couldnt turn down... i wanna start getting into using it but its raining ***** out today... i realize at 300mm it gets to be very blurry... would i need to use a tripod? or would a monopod suffice?

 

300 mm has acceptable sharpness. the bee pic I took was in 300mm. do you have IS turned on? what shutte speed are you using?