jim_desabia

<p>So many well done photos here this week!<br>

It's so hard to lose a friend, very sorry Rick</p><div></div>

<p>So many good photos this week!<br>

Keith, Garcia, Finlay, Roger . . . and all.</p>

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<p>remedial post . . .<br>

A small slice of America for the Fourth</p>

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<p>I think that there are a variety of nice lenses out there for you, including the AF-S DX NIKKOR<br />18-105mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR. Talk to your local camera store associates and see what they have.<br>

You might want to try choosing two or three lens recommendations that you receive and renting those lenses for a while to find out which one suits you best.</p>

<p>Best of luck to you.</p>

<p>Hammish,<br>

That is a beautiful photo!<br>

Adam,<br>

Check the sunrise and sunset times for the area and time that you're planning your trip for.<br>

In Fairbanks in August a few years back, I never saw the night . . .10:00 PM and there was more than enough natural light to take photos of the gardens that surrounded my hotel.<br>

Good luck, and have a great time when you go. Gorgeous scenery, wildlife, small towns, glaciers . . . If you don't catch the aurora, there is so much else to photograph.</p>

<p>Saturday afforded some time to actually get out and take some photos.<br>

This morning, 13 inches of snow on the ground so far has kept me home with a chance to peek at photonet.<br>

This was taken January 8, in Derby, Connecticut</p>

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<p>Yesterday, while walking along the Housatonic River<br>

D60, VR18-55 @ 55mm, ISO 200, 1/250, F/8, +1.0 EV</p><div></div>