rbrylawski said:
...So, how do I get the pic loaded?

Read the 'How to post a picture on the forum' top thread. You can also do a search, this has been explained over and over.

Newbie here, and this is one of my first pics with my new D5100 w/18 - 200 VRII

http://www.flickr.com/photos/rbrylawski/6439427093/

F8 1/250sec ISO 200

Not sure if I figured out how to load a pic, but hope it comes through

EDIT: OK......the link comes through, but not the pic. So, how do I get the pic loaded?

Happy grandma, mine to be precise. I actually told her to look serious, epic fail on that one...

Tree branch in yard.

Nikon D40, 18-55 at 55, f6.3, ISO 200, 1/80th sec.

Treckie said:
Thanks NSXT, I used Nikons 80-400VR. I must confess on this shot, I was at the zoo. We are waiting for the snow and ice to come so that we can get out for some new adventures. The woods are still full of hunters,its not safe if all you have to return shots is a camera. I agree with you that getting good shots is tough.

Haha, that's alright, it's incredibly difficult to stalk anything in the woods anyway.

Thanks Rx4, I only got started this year so hopefully they can get even better next summer when the critters start to come out again.

Treckie said:
The woods are still full of hunters,its not safe if all you have to return shots is a camera.

Classic quote. I'll remember that one. :]

Pierre said:
I like the texture and color on the lower leaf wheelmanbmf.

Thanks Pierre. The more I look at that shot, the more my eye has been drawn there as well. Enjoyed your European trip shots over the past couple months.

Regulator75 said:
Congrats on your new lens. I got mine this time last year.
Sharpest gift ever.

Thanks Regulator, it really is great. So much fun to shoot with.

D7000 Nikon 105 VR Macro @ f/10 1/400 ISO 160

I like the texture and color on the lower leaf wheelmanbmf.

Here is a shot of something wild. My wife just brought another cat home and this is how our other cat greeted him.

Thanks NSXT, I used Nikons 80-400VR. I must confess on this shot, I was at the zoo. We are waiting for the snow and ice to come so that we can get out for some new adventures. The woods are still full of hunters,its not safe if all you have to return shots is a camera. I agree with you that getting good shots is tough.

Treckie, that's a really cool bobcat shot.

Just curious, what lens were you shooting with in that photo?

I have a new respect for wildlife photographers, after my shot of a fox didn't go so well last weekend.

Rifqi, your macros are incredible - like being there.

wheelmanbmf said:
Got my early Christmas present to myself, my Nikon 105 macro VR. Been wanting this for quite some time, very excited. D7000 f/10 1/400 ISO 160 handheld.

Congrats on your new lens. I got mine this time last year.
Sharpest gift ever.

Anyone hungry?

Rocky and Gabby

Nikon D3100, 18-55 lens at 26mm, f5, ISO 200, 1/100th sec.

Got my early Christmas present to myself, my Nikon 105 macro VR. Been wanting this for quite some time, very excited. D7000 f/10 1/400 ISO 160 handheld.

D7000 • PC-E 45mm @ f3.8 • 1/400 • ISO 1000 • 2xtele, +1,+2,+4 diopter

Rx4Photo said:
BAD Boys, BAD Boys, what ya' gonna do when they come for you .........in this !

I'm shaking. ;-)

Nikon D7000 and 50mm 1.8D at ISO 1000, f/2, and 1/160s.

This is a multimedia one. The link below is to an mp3 of his rendition of Coldplay's Paradise. If you're wondering where elephants come into the picture, he's remembering the music video.
Paradise(?)

@rx4 - nice!

Thanks, Pierre. Its actually the tip of a really small christmas light that has small bits of glitter made that make the lights look frosted.

BAD Boys, BAD Boys, what ya' gonna do when they come for you .........in this !

Sigma 50mm f/1.4; ISO 1600 ; 1/30sec