Some shots I have taken over the last year.

[Alexander]

I dont believe I have shown this photography here. I think just RC photography forum, so sorry for the repost if i have. Just thought I would share some of my photos I have taken in the last year since obtaining and learning my dslr (Nikon D80)


ENJOY



Here are some from SLC

one of my favorites from SLC

 

[Alexander]

 

[Alexander]

The Pets (I know I have posted these)

outdoors:

The Old Lady

 

[dcantucson]

Very nice shots Alexander. Good to know you like a fine cigar every now and then. What kind is it?

 

[Reefrookie]

DAM, they are outstanding photos :bowdown:

 

[Alexander]

A few more I dug up of some flowers, cat, and us up at my aunt and uncles ranch

 

[Alexander]

Very nice shots Alexander. Good to know you like a fine cigar every now and then. What kind is it?

Thanks, If I remember correctly that one was a rocky patel vintage 92

EDIT: Actually I think that was a Rocky Patel Edge too light for a vintage 92

 

[dcantucson]

Very good cigar. Have you tried the Edges from Rocky. Those have become by far, his most popular cigar to date.

 

[Alexander]

Very good cigar. Have you tried the Edges from Rocky. Those have become by far, his most popular cigar to date.

If you see my edit it actually was the Edge. I love the edge, its definitely a good one, and its very well priced.

I have a humidor at my house, been empty for a while though. Money has been too tight to stockpile.

 

[XxKnuckleheadxX]

very cool pics! i hope i can get some good pics like that too! what camera are you using again?

 

[Alexander]

Nikon D80 as stated above in the start of the thread ;-)

 

[Alexander]

very cool pics! i hope i can get some good pics like that too!

The night shots were all taken with a tripod, so like I said definitely invest in a good tripod, actually the funny thing was that my favorite one (with the lights blurred downtown) is the only one that was not taken with a tripod. I left my tripod at home on that trip and found a concrete pillar for that one. 20 second exposure, it worked great!

 

[d2mini]

Great stuff!!!!!

Really love #'s 19, 26 and 27.

 

[XxKnuckleheadxX]

haha, sorry! i didnt read it, i just looked at the pics lol.. i dont know a damn thing about the exposure. but that pic did look very cool

 

[yote]

Those are all awesome pictures Alexander.
But I gotta say that I like the ones of the ranch the best.Thats some beautiful country up there.

 

[SeaBee]

What tripod do you have? I've been looking for one but as usuall I have real expensive taste, the one's I look at are like $400 and up.

 

[Alexander]

Well, this thread is KINDA about shots that I took as I learned my camera, I'm really easy to get along with so if you want to keep it here ill let you, but the focus is supposed to be my pics, anyways I forget my tripod brand off the top of my head, I inherited it from my grandpa when he passed away. He was a huge wildlife photographer.

 

[Picasso]

Really nice shots, Alexander! Love that first shot. You've got a good eye.

Catherine

 

[Alexander]

Thanks Catherine, I really like playing around with different multi exposure shots.

 

[d2mini]

What tripod do you have? I've been looking for one but as usuall I have real expensive taste, the one's I look at are like $400 and up.

If you want to save some bucks, you could google Feisol or Benro for tripods. They are chinese carbon fiber knock-offs of the big boys like Gitzo.