Wow. Great captures Bob. #3 is my favourite though 
malakite Senior Member  677 posts Likes: 1 Joined Dec 2009 Location: Adelaide, South Australia More info | Aug 04, 2011 00:00 | #10021 Wow. Great captures Bob. #3 is my favourite though I own a magical box that captures light!
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whoty Goldmember  More info | Aug 04, 2011 00:29 | #10022 This morning's sunrise.   Untitled by whoty, on Flickr Untitled by whoty, on FlickrThere is nothing worse than a brilliant image of a fuzzy concept. - Ansel Adams
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08whitex Member  48 posts Joined Sep 2010 More info | Some lightning from the backyard 
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Genome Goldmember  1,000 posts Joined Dec 2009 More info | Aug 04, 2011 04:57 | #10024 great lighting shots and Whoty i love that first one. Great colour and nice simple composition.
Gavin and Sami wedding 4 by
Gavin and Sami wedding 3 by Adam Wignall - Digital Diversity, on Flickr
Gavin and Sami wedding 2 by Adam Wignall - Digital Diversity, on Flickr
Gavin and Sami wedding 1 by Adam Wignall - Digital Diversity, on Flickr
Gavin and Sami wedding 6 by Adam Wignall - Digital Diversity, on FlickrGrainy but needed a lot of recovery as flash misfired.
Gavin and Sami wedding 8 by Adam Wignall - Digital Diversity, on FlickrFlickr
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kfyount Senior Member 821 posts Joined Jan 2010 Location: Germany More info | Aug 04, 2011 07:59 | #10025 MerryGreenleaf wrote in post #12873668 I've been using a Kodak point and shoot digital for a long time and have been longing to get a DSLR. I ordered a Canon EOS Rebel TII and should be getting it soon. I'm hoping that it's not too much camera for an entry level amateur. I've wanted a good camera for a long, long time but I'm wondering if I should take photography classes or just try and see if I can't learn to use it on my own? JakAHearts wrote in post #12873715 Merry, if you spend an hour or two a day looking through this site and taking it all in, I think you can learn to be a lot better than your average Joe in not too long a time. Congrats on the T1i. Its a VERY capable camera, as evidenced by this thread and its images. I dare to say there are nicer images in here than in the 7D thread...  I agree with JakAHearts (and CannonLoader too). It is a great camera! For an entry level amateur, I think it is almost perfect. It pretty simple to learn but also has some really nice features (plus since there is the 550D and 600D - sorry, don't remember the US names - the price is probably staying pretty good). Kevin
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Aug 04, 2011 15:26 | #10027 Wow, some great pics above......and yeah, t1i is a greta little camera that can make some amazing pictures. Just look at Dankata's and a few others pics.  S100 | 5D III | 16-35 F4 IS L | 35 F1.4L | 40 2.8 | 85 F1.2 II L | 135 F2 L | 70-200 F2.8 IS II L
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kf095 Out buying Wheaties  More info | Aug 04, 2011 15:44 | #10028 ^^^^ perfect picture ^^^^ Old Site
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tomcat7886 Goldmember  3,277 posts Joined Jun 2011 More info | Aug 04, 2011 19:33 | #10029 kailay wrote in post #12873423 Thanks! Love the lizard shot! One of my mum. I have no one else to take pictures of at the moment (except my dog...lol).  Pose! by Kaila Lingwood, on Flickr Barney by Kaila Lingwood, on FlickrVery nice Post-processing. Care to share what you have used for edit? Canon T2i | 18-55mm IS Kit | Tamron 17-50 f2.8 VC | Joby Gorillapod SLR-Zoommmmm! | Black Canon Edition Crumpler Industry Disgrace
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kf095 Out buying Wheaties More info | Aug 04, 2011 21:59 | #10030 tomcat7886 wrote in post #12879120 Very nice Post-processing. Care to share what you have used for edit? I believe it is shared already. Old Site
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Dankata Cream of the Crop  More info | Aug 04, 2011 23:05 | #10031 |
Dankata Cream of the Crop More info |  Lasagna by Dankae, on Flickr Coke by Dankae, on Flickr-Daniel-
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jhayesvw Cream of the Crop More info | Aug 04, 2011 23:23 | #10033 Brules wrote in post #12877951 Shot this recently of a project I sold. t1i, Tamron 17-50 on a tripod F13ish: did you make the whole lab station? or the beaker drier? Nice clear picture.
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phazelag Member  44 posts Joined Jan 2011 Location: Hesperia, CA More info | Aug 05, 2011 01:01 | #10034 I shot this with my new sigma 70-200 OS. Manual focus moving my body in an out to focus. 
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NoelJohnson Senior Member  More info | From a Medieval battle weekend, I thought the one archer had the most wonderfully expressive face.
Team Bunny. Depth before dishonour.
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