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Thank you Michael. I always welcome comments to highlight my work.

Our female English Bulldog was made for the lens. Each time I aim

at her she stops to pose and adds alot of joy to my photography.

This is an image taken at a car show. This is the mirrored image of the

underside of the hood as it reflected the engine detail. Shot with my D40

and an 18-55 lens.

One of the most amazing images I have ever seen. I was taught a long time ago to use imagination and just keep shooting and luck woill find its way into your viewfinder: you have certainly achieved that!

I would appreciate some feedback on how to avoid the light glare like in

this photo. I live in the country where there are amazing opportunities for

night photography because there is no residual light from a city.

I use a D90 and would like thoughts on filters, lenses, settings, etc.

Thanks so much.

Jerry, Woody is the smartest cat I have owned but he is the most personable as well.

We actually found jhim abandoned on our country road when he was only about a month old.

He grew up around my black lab so he has become somewhat of a 'dog' as well.

The only phobia he seems to have is around other people. He is very loving with my wife and I but he will hide when we have visitors.

I love the fact that he does not mind the camera.

Alberta, Thanks for the pointers. It is exactly why I post for critique to get honest comments that will help me improve.

Dallas

Monte- excellent image and unbeleivable timing and light use. Very well done!

This is an image I took this past summer while walking he South rim of

the Grand Canyon.

This an image I took in 2008 at Mammoth Hot Springs in Yellowstone

National Park.