Photography?

[Jessie Severt]

Hi Everyone!

I'm also a photography buff, and I'm currently tapping into wedding photography. I use a Sigma 50mm f/2.8 EX DG Macro Lens for macro shots, and a Tamron 60mm f/2 SP AF Di II for panoramic shots. It is such a thrilling experience to capture a milestone in a couple's life through photos. Also, you get to meet new people and be in spectacular wedding venues. But the best part in such a genre is you get see a love story unfold before your very eyes.

BTW, it's so nice to see photographers and artists in this thread.

For awesome wedding photos, please check out this site:
http://studiozblog.com/

[UhOhXplode]

I think what is great about the explosion of high end point and shoots, cell phone cameras, and even instagram is the accessibility it gives people to taking great photos. The camera doesn't make the photo, the photographer does. I have friends that do AMAZING things with just their iPhone cameras. Composition, subject matter, and lighting always win out.

I agree. And it's fun too. My Sony Cybershot is a cheap camera but I get really blue sky and amazing storm pictures. I keep them in my Flikr account and anyone who likes them can download them. I like to share. Here's 2 pictures I took this fall of fall leaves. The first one has birds in it too.

[Caldlow]

Here are some pictures I took while visiting Rome on a school trip.
I used a Nikon D5100, mostly used a 24-70 lens, sometimes a fisheye.

[UhOhXplode]

Nikon's amazing. They take pictures with sharp details that I couldn't get using a Canon. I used dad's Nikon and my uncle's Canon camera to take pictures of bees. I could see the hairs on the bees with both but when I zoomed out again, the Nikon pictures just looked tons clearer.

[MamaLil]

I really like to take pictures but I'm absolute amateur in this