Recent content by heero23

Acrylic is a good material. Has reflective properties like glass but much easier to cut into the dimensions you want.

If it is solely used for landscape (which typical shoots at a high F stop number), the tokina 12-24mm is a popular choice. Built like a tank and you don't have to look far for good reviews on this lens on the web. If you want to use your wideangle for tight shots (indoor group protraits for...

I second that, i am a D90 user myself. Perhaps you might want to consider the BIM should you want to sell your lens in the future. Prospective buyers using DSLR w/o built-in motors may consider. Even if they shoot macro without autofocus, the lens can be used for other purpose like protrait...

Upz for my mentor :):thumbsup:

Nice, clean technical shots :)

Great shots, especially the first one.

Great Take on the Taj. Most would have it taken in full view but yours' is an interesting abstract leaving it lurking in the mist. Mystical!

Your model aint bad looking at all....so maybe her face shouldn't be so shadowed? Maybe an off camera flash, shooting from an angle from the side would do the trick? Anyway just my 2cents worth :). The background has a pretty good perspective though.

The focus in #5 is spot on the eyes. The water droplets add character to the picture too. And oh, seeing ur macro pictures makes ur compliments on my red dragonfly all the more valuable. Definately can pick up more than a thing or two from your pictures :).

Kuta beach, BALI