isn't it fun to experiment and learn at the same time. i actually pulled my manual out again this weekend to review some things before my adventure. have a wonderful day as always.
Ah, yes! Fantastic. Don't you love that camera. (By the way, for some really good info on how to use it, check out Ken Rockwell's site (http://www.kenrockwell.com) - you won't find a better one anywhere.
I've got the D300 but he's now saying he'd buy the D90 over that! (Now he tells me!) The D90 is one of the best digital cameras Nikon has made! And a reasonable price, too, considering!
Good shot. You are motivating me to actually read my Nikon manual:) I may be up in NYC in March so hopefully we can do lunch. Will let you know as soon as I get the confirmation on the dates. Joyce
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Awesome feeling in the photo. More painting than picture! Hi Friend!
ReplyDeletewow! wonderfully simple narrative photo - a new camera? AND a new computer - nirvana xxo
ReplyDeleteWOW... you can move to the head of the class with this shot.
ReplyDeleteGot the hat, and I'm headin' out no matter how grey a day...perfect!
ReplyDeleteI'd say you learned the lesson very well! Bravi Signora, bravi!
ReplyDeleteYep, a work of art. Hope you framed it Daryl!
ReplyDeleteSure worth the curve, isn't it? Gorgeous shot.
ReplyDeleteMe likey!!!
ReplyDeleteREALLY love it.
ReplyDeleteA very interesting, shadowy photo. Nice going!
ReplyDeleteisn't it fun to experiment and learn at the same time. i actually pulled my manual out again this weekend to review some things before my adventure.
ReplyDeletehave a wonderful day as always.
honkin' big is always good! :)
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PS And this is drop dead terrific.
Ah, yes! Fantastic. Don't you love that camera. (By the way, for some really good info on how to use it, check out Ken Rockwell's site (http://www.kenrockwell.com) - you won't find a better one anywhere.
ReplyDeleteI've got the D300 but he's now saying he'd buy the D90 over that! (Now he tells me!) The D90 is one of the best digital cameras Nikon has made! And a reasonable price, too, considering!
I love the textures in this shot. Everything has such weight.
ReplyDeleteSuper WOW!
ReplyDelete(Miss ya at da beach ;-)
Aloha, Friend!
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Oh I love this shot. Beautiful light.
ReplyDeleteThe only time honkin' big is not good is when it's on my ass.
ReplyDeleteThis pic nearly knocked me on it.
Wonderful window shot and I love the hat on top of the hat box. Great touch.
ReplyDeleteSince I know nothing about photography, can I have that hat?
ReplyDeleteInteresting thoughtful mood evoked by this brill shot.
ReplyDeleteLOVE it. I agree with the person who said there is awesome feeling in this photo. I can almost see a little girl coming in and putting on that hat...
ReplyDeleteThat's really wonderful. Beautiful. Enjoy the new camera!
ReplyDeleteGood shot. You are motivating me to actually read my Nikon manual:) I may be up in NYC in March so hopefully we can do lunch. Will let you know as soon as I get the confirmation on the dates.
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Lucky you!
ReplyDeleteVery dramatic photo, Daryl!
ReplyDeleteWoo hoo!
Nothing is better then a Nikon...are you enjoying your new camera....
ReplyDeleteOh my, that is outstanding! I love the mood you've captured, and the lighting is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI likey!
ReplyDeletelooks like you are catching on quick!
ReplyDeleteAwesome!
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Wow! Daryl, this is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteNot a bad learning curve. This makes me happy. It makes me think of a way of life for which I love. (And I LOVE honkin' big cameras!)
ReplyDeleteWow.. what a great photo!
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