Nikon DSLR "Picture Of The Day"

[n9nf]

Thats a corker of a shot. Congrats.

thanks DPR.
Your shots are remarkable too ...

Oh yea! ... that shot of your boy, its GOLD. Thats the reason Y cameras are made for.

[N.C.F.]

Trying to keep up with my picture a day philosophy. Getting hard.

[TNB]

Someone with a Canon tried to take my photo today, so I fired back!

[Dread Pirate Roberts]

Love that shot TNB. The sun just cresting the lens hood is fantastic and to see Nikon reflected in the lens. Cool.

I didn't mean to sound like I'm alone out there as it were. I know almost everyone has some form of "hardship" fellas. I'm seriously just glad to have that shot and probably wouldn't have posted the extra info if I wasn't drinking all arvo.

Edit. Thinking this post a bit more carefully now.
Appreciate your sentiments in the spirit in which the'yre intended. Some photos are emotionally gold for us. I guess that's what drives me and presumably many of you to capture these fleeting moments in time.

It's good to have a little backstory and know that other people are complete individuals and not just a collection of photos.

[K1W1]

I haven't yet learnt to rubber band a white coloured bit of cardboard behind the flash to throw a bit of light forward. That's my next step.

That is what business cards were invented for isn't it?

[Dread Pirate Roberts]

Thanks K1W1, good tip - I'll do that now.

[K1W1]

I spotted some locals enjoying a bit of sunshine on my motorcycle ride yesterday.

[K1W1]

Thanks K1W1, good tip - I'll do that now.

Be careful. You will start to look like a Pro if you do.

[ANP !!!]

[Geoff Chandler]

Funny how after getting 2 images that mean something for you, you can feel that an $800 lens has paid for itself. Here's the 2nd image that I love. I feel even with buying this lens now. How crazy is that.

It's my youngest son, severley disabled and so can't smile for the cam. Here's his Christmas day smile when getting his pressies. Pressie donated by a charity.

Hope I've not lost too much internet anonimity with this post.

Edit, the arm from the red t-shit is his 6 yo brother helping him hold and play the toy.

I am realling loving this photo on so many levels!!
A real gem - so nice to have that smile captured
& Yes it does justify getting a good bit of equipment
Superb!!