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Pedro
Guest
These are not reef related, if anyone wants to share pics please do so. I always enjoy seeing other people's work. Enjoy!
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- Location
- Bloomfield, NJ
Pedro you are really talented...great work man..honestly..i would buy the 1st pic if you can make that into a poster..lmk..
- Location
- Westchester, NY
These are awesome.
- Location
- 11756
I'm really really at a loss for words...those pics are amazing!!!!!!!!!
- Location
- Bloomfield, NJ
lol..i really want a poster of the first one for my dorm...would you sell me that? 
griMReefer
Advanced Reefer
- Location
- hillside @ 188 st, qnz-nas border
muy profesional y talentoso, Pedro!
i second that on selling them to stock houses!
where or what kind of primate and cat are those? you travel alot of somethin?
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i second that on selling them to stock houses!
where or what kind of primate and cat are those? you travel alot of somethin?
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I am a loyal Nikonian...D70 to be exact. Funny thing is that sometimes taking tank shots gives me a tough time. Could be the whole lighting scheme i have.
As i have told others, this is really my second hobby. I enjoy it just as much.
For those that would like some of the pics, PM me, maybe we can trade for something small. It's more of an honor than anything else!
Thanks again!
As i have told others, this is really my second hobby. I enjoy it just as much.
For those that would like some of the pics, PM me, maybe we can trade for something small. It's more of an honor than anything else!
Thanks again!
ctxmonitor
Senior Member
- Location
- Brooklyn, NY
Great pictures!! Where did you take them and with what lens, etc?
- Location
- Ossining, NY
Love the "catch of the day"
House
House
Most of the animal pics are here in the Bronx Zoo, the scenery ones are from Arizona, with the exception of the bridge of course. I use different lenses, some were taken with the kit lens, others with the 70-200vr, my favorite! Different occasions call for a different lens, i basically try to cover alot of range. That's it for me, i don't want to take up the board's resources. Please feel free to share or discuss shooting techniques.
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ctxmonitor
Senior Member
- Location
- Brooklyn, NY
i'm also a Nikon Owner D70s.. I haven't had the time to go out and take alot of shots. We need to hook up so i can test out your 70-200vr lens . I also hear that 70-200vr lens is the bomb... To bad it cost $1500!!
. I also hear that 70-200vr lens is the bomb... To bad it cost $1500!!The key to photography is to learn your equipment. Know what it can do and what it can't. The only way to know this is if you keep shooting away. Also learn the basics of shutter, aperture, iso, etc, and how they relate to each other.
The dpreview site is my favorite for learning. I highly recommend it to those who are serious about this hobby.
Yup that lens is the bomb!....lol
The dpreview site is my favorite for learning. I highly recommend it to those who are serious about this hobby.
Yup that lens is the bomb!....lol
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