thomasly

<p>thank you all for such lovely photos, very inspiring </p>

<p>T.L.</p>

<p>Wow - stunning photos....</p>

<p>Blackberries</p><div></div>

<p>a sunflower Canon Eos Rebel T6</p><div></div>

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<p> Canon Rebel T6 / kit 75-300mm lens</p><div></div>

<p>Amazing photos everyone.. loved them all</p>

<p>another consideration would be the Canon EF-S 15-85mm wide enough and longer than the 55mm f2.8 :)</p>

<p>Hello ~ while you are on a Budget, may I suggest a reversal ring. It is a less expensive way to explore<br>

the Macro world... then you can keep saving up for the better macro lenses out there..<br>

Best</p>

<p>Thank you Ross, for sharing that tidbit of info on your D7000 vs D7100.<br>

I have had my 'eye' on the D7100 for about 2 months now...trying to save up...</p>

<p>Best</p>

<p>In Addition to what other have posted for you, you can tweak your digital photos in your software editing like LR.<br>

Also there is another company that has software maybe a plug in, that give you a specific look film/Slide example Fuji Velvia, Kodachrome etc<br>

however I forget that companies name.... Best<br>

link for LR how to..<br>

http://mastinstudio.com/blog/2011/08/toning-a-digital-image-to-look-like-film-method-1/</p>

<p>Andrew G. that is a White-throated Sparrow and a very nice capture!</p>

 

<p>Nice capture of the Red Tail hawks ~ <a href="/photodb/user?user_id=4745425">thom polimeros</a> !</p>

<p>Yes, thank you for the update Shun.</p>

<p>So what is the Verdict here... is the OP going to get rid of the Eos 60D for the Canon 6D<br>

or just purchase New Glass ;)</p>

 

<p>Well done everyone...some great captures!</p>

<p>Great photos as usual......</p>

Great photos so far.

1st. Jeff Spirer, no rock concerts, mosh pits, dance parties, actors....must of been a quiet week in CA.

 

2nd. David Stephens , I love the Robin capture and thanks for posting your photo data :)

<p>@ Jeff Spirer ~ VIVID !</p>

<p>Why not at D5100 for around $496 new, then you will have a few extra $$ to get<br /> 35mm 1.8 and 50mm 1.8 and 18-105 or Sigma/Tamron 17-50mm f2.8 + flash ??<br /> just another thought :) you could get a Nikon 40mm f2.8 for a regular lens & close-up too!</p>

<p>I saw this ad online earlier today....<br>

For a limited time, DigitalRev has the Nikon D7000 DSLR Camera Body available for <br />$779.00<br>

maybe this is in your reach...<br>

Best</p>

<p>1st. Awesome Photos this week, I really enjoyed all of them. Nice and colorful.<br>

2nd. Thanks to Tom Best for saving that little owl in trouble..</p>

<p>Gene, I think that little guy is smiling at us.. :)</p>

<p>Mike ~ sounds like a good deal to me!! Take lots of photos and have fun..</p>

<p>Awesome captures everyone... It was a Good Week.....</p>

<p>I agree with Arie V. - 'Buy Used'</p>