Had my D5100 a lil while now...

[Venomhatch]

Ok, so I have had my Nikon D5100 for about two weeks now and getting use to some of the features and methods of shooting. Well take a look don't be too hard on me. I haven't done a lot of exploring with it yet.

Open to suggestions and tips, since I will end up using this for vacations at WDW, Seaworld, and more.

Here are some:

Scenic Stop in Blue Ridge Mountains. In Virginia, near where Interstates 81 and 64 come together.

Kite at the park yesterday.

Two of the Family dog one posing the other in motion.

Since I am right in the ILS Approach for KPHF Airport.

My Honda that is always in project mode lol.

Rose in the garden.

Four legged spider, no I didn't harm him, I just noticed him.

 

[webstah]

Looking good.
I like the closeup of the spider.

 

[Stitchless]

Well, Venomhatch, I've had my d5100 a couple weeks longer than you and I think I'm probably an expert on it because I've taken like almost 100 pictures on it. As to suggestions and tips on your photos, let's take each one on a case-by-case basis:

Photo one: Nice fence. I've seen a lot of fences in my day and that's definitely one of them. You can even see where it attaches to the ground like a good fence should.

Photo two: Space monster. very cool. I've never been to space but if that's what's out there I won't be going anytime soon.

Photo three: Dog with a moldy tongue. You might want to get that tongue looked at.

Photo four: Same dog, possibly in attack stance. Scary, considering it's moldy tongue and all.

Photo five: It's a bird, it's a plane... I can't tell what that thing is.

Photo six: Letter H floating in a black sky. I like it. Makes me think of things that start with H. Hamburgers, hotdogs, ham.

Photo seven: Giant flower. Where do they grow that bug? That must be some kinda world record. Call Guinness, STAT!

Photo eight: Sphinx cat. I love these guys, they don't look anything like a cat should.

Total grade for these photos: A+ Nice work, Venomhatch.

 

[KCmike]

Great first shots! Clear, crisp, and fun to look at. Kudos!

 

[Venomhatch]

Thank you all... webstah, Stitchless, and KCmike!