My first Batch

[Joey]

Here's the first batch of pics so I could see what the new camera could do. Don't be too judgemental, I've got alot to learn

 

I'd like to thank the Red Breasted Nuthatches for their cooperation, and also the bee that landed on the flower while I was taking pics

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Okay, let me have it, what can I do to improve?

 

Thanks,

 

Joey

[Terry]

they look real good to me

[Roy]

Super pics Joey!!!!!! Thanks.

[Bly]

Awesome shots Joey!! Wouldn't mind framing a few of those for my walls.

[Sis]

*sigh*.......

Gonna hang up my camera now lol. Joey, if these are just a start, you are going to be absolutely fantastic once you've figured everything out! Excellent macros!

[BillM]

Nice pics Joey, I'm assuming you are using a kit lens?

[asdve23rveavwa]

No need to apologize Joey, some really nice shots!! The awesome thing about digital is you can "blow" through hundreds of shots, without the costs of film processing that 35 mm had!

[bare foot wader]

great pics....far from a pro myself, somewhere along the learning curve..ha...but wondering on your macro shots, are you shooting free hand, high iso maybe?...if you tried with a tripod or really stabilizing your shot and shooting lower iso you could probably reduce some of the noise in the pic...something that's helped me

[Twocoda]

great pics....far from a pro myself, somewhere along the learning curve..ha...but wondering on your macro shots, are you shooting free hand, high iso maybe?...if you tried with a tripod or really stabilizing your shot and shooting lower iso you could probably reduce some of the noise in the pic...something that's helped me

 

agreed and you could always get an inexpensive shutter release( 4 inch mechanical or a 10 foot Air release) to eliminate the movement of the camera that depressing the buttons gives....

 

you can play with your aperture to change the depth of field...

 

some really vibrant shots ...good on ya !

[Joey]

Thanks, and I did buy a tripod and am just playing and learning with that now. I'd like to get a remote shutter, but Henry's was out when I was there.

 

Joey