Gyroscopic Investing

my wife and i  have a passion for photography.  we went to an old estate in long island today to shoot the grounds.

taking a break from shooting macro for a change and shooting the grounds instead.

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Nice photos, but the guy in the in the 4th one isn't exactly what I would call photogenic.

Beautiful.

What camera do you use? I also love photography but am an amateur regarding the technology and have been considering an upgrade.  Any recommendations?  What's the best bang for the buck?

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Beuatiful!  Thanks for posting.

Desert wrote: Great scenery and great photos!  I even like the frumpy couple; they look like they actually like each other.

With her skinny hand on a fat guys ass, I'd say yes indeedy!

I'm sorry. I must have clicked on Facebook by accident.

Tyler wrote: Beautiful.

What camera do you use? I also love photography but am an amateur regarding the technology and have been considering an upgrade.  Any recommendations?  What's the best bang for the buck?

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i use a nikon d800 with a  nikon 24-120mm  lens. my wife uses a nikon d7000 with an 18-300mm lens.

most of the time we  do street photography or macro photography since  my wife likes flowers and i like things that crawl , fly or sting.

once in a while we will do some landscape.

next weekend we are headed to some nasty parts of  brooklyn to shoot some street art on the buildings .


but the look we get is in the processing we do .

we shoot very flat and blan in camera and season to taste later on.