Recent content by intotherainbow

I'm still learning about night/lowlight photography, so all C&C welcome guys :thumbs: 1) 2) 3)

I'd rather having a decent tripod than spending my money on VR lenses :D

lol, u need a table in the middle :thumbs:

What is the different between the two? One is 2.5 price of the other :|

Looks pretty decent to me though, esp with ~ £55, you get a tripod & a ball head that weight only 1.1kg and can hold up to 2kg (My D90 only weights around 1300-1500g, with a lens attached. Well, of course you won't want this with a heavy D3 or D700+ grip + 24-70 etc though..) Also, you get a...

it's grey import and, actually £125, that's £15 cheaper than Amazon... You get what you pay for :)

if you want more DOF, get the 50, if u want wider angle, get the 35 :thumbs:

I really love the composition of #4, did you use any off-camera flash? :)

thanks, man :thumbs: here's the last 4 I'd like to share :thumbs: #18 #19 #20 #21

for that range, I'd rather get the 35mm f/2D...

#3 I've tried one with her face reflected in the mirror, but I don't think that one looks good, as there would be more "spaces" if you let the mirror reflect the sky.. That's my opinion anyway :shrug: #4 I'm not sure about it but I love to have just her smile in the pics :bonk:

hi, thanks for the comment :) I did use Aperture 3.0 (which is extremely slow on my mbp arggggg) but really not much processing - due to the slowness.. For most of the photo, I just added a little vignette, curve, and reduce the highlight. (my D90 was set to vivid though. And I did jpg but not...

#12 #13 #14 #15 #16 #17 Will you marry me?

Thank you guys :) More are on the way :D #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 #11

thank you :thumbs: i guess that would be because of the long focus range giving from the crop sensor + the 85mm :( I will take care of that next time :(