>>23766 That's the wonderful thing with Digital, but I do like to try and get it right first time. A knowledgeable and thinking photographer will always get better shots than one with the camera just left in Auto.

>>23769 XD

This bar's namesake was a child photographer too.

My uncle was a professional child photographer, J.C. and I've known others since then. All of them said "Take a bunch of shots and discard the bad ones". With digital, it's so, so easy.

>>23747 I'm certainly pleased with what the camera can do. Now I just have to step up my games and consistently take better photos :)

These are all great! Amazing camera for sure!

Next: a close-up of your cat's eye! And a pic of your garden! ;)

>>23731 No cropping, I can get nice and close with my Sigma 17-70 lens. It focuses down to a few centimetres!!! :D
The weather may look nice but it was only 11C due to a strong north wind :/

Finally nice weather. Did you crop these pix too?

>>23729 I went with the cameras metering but I used aperture priority mode to get the depth of field I wanted.
Have a look at the ant in this shot too :D >>23727
Very pleased with the quality of shots this camera takes :)

Great photos from that brand new camera. It had no problem capturing that little spider in >>23724. Lighting is perfect. Did you use the 'brain-dead' setting or custom? Daffodils are beautiful; hard to grow here because of the heat. These in your yard?

And this one is a hellibore :)

Ok, this isn't a daffodil, it's a tulip :)