Recent content by M3RCHLZ4

C&C welcome... just another shot i did last Sunday...

thanks for all your comments guys, as I've said I'm new to all of these and these was my first time i tried to do portraits.... I don't even know and understand the terms you are using on your comments... i guess i just have to explore more... but i will be sponge and suck itall up...lol.. it...

thanks for the tips... new to all of these so still a bit on the learning curve but thanks a lot and will try..

Just had a go shooting potraits...i kinda like it.... c&c welcome....Thanks...

Thanks, mate... The lamp stood like that as it is... I think i might have a go with it...

C&C'S please...just a B/W pic of the colosseum...plus the original image...Thanks..

Here's my professional photographer.......All C & C's welcome....thanks for looking...

Thanks for the reply....how do you find the sigma 10-20? i'm looking of buying similar lens but am not sure what to get....

what do you mean have i got permission to use this shot?

lovely pics, mate...wish i can take pictures like that and have the skills in post processing..may i ask what lens did you use?

No permission......sorry...

thanks, guys..got the d7000 with the 18-105 lens plus a 70-300 lens as gift for father's day....i think need to go out more soon.....hope the weather stays right.....lol..

Hello, everyone....just acquired my 2nd DSLR body plus a couple of lens including a zoom (70-300) one. Can somebody suggest me a decent loooking bag that can hold 2 bodies with 4 lens plus other accesories? Atm, i'm looking at the kata 123 go 30 or the 3n1-30... anyone have experienced using...

thanks for your replies guys...i think i'll be buying the D7000, i just hope that it won't be replaced soon...lol...

thanks for your replies, guys....i've tried what you said and i like the feel and grip of the d7000....took some pictures and still d7000..since am not an expert on all of this and would love to take photography seriously..am asking you experienced guys for an advice.....especially on the camera...