New lens for my camera! *pics!*

[ILoveMyAbbyGirl]

Enough apples, how about the hay ride?


Got really dark, but never rained!






Then lunch... a lunch of apple pie and apple dumplings, of course.


Then the corn maze... Gavin took a shortcut!




More coming...

[ILoveMyAbbyGirl]

Play time!








Cam being a goof




Few more...

[ILoveMyAbbyGirl]

Cam and Gavin


The little Jet






Cam and Jet






The end.

[Moesha]

Very nice! I've been trying to decide whether or not to get the D60 or D80 or splurge and go with the new D90. I thought I could get another lens if I went with the 60. I went to visit them at Best Buy yesterday.

[Catlady711]

I've been learning to do better with my digital photo processing and teaching my hubby how it works. Some of these pix really caught my attention and I wanted to try processing them to make them 'pop' even more.

With permission from the photographer (I hope you like them and thank you for letting me try), here is the few I worked on with the originals. (and no I don't have Photoshop, mine's a different program that does just a bit more than photoshop elements does)

My cousin's daughter Cameron picking apples.

Got really dark, but never rained!

Play time!

Cam and Gavin

[ILoveMyAbbyGirl]

Aww, they look so nice! Thank you! =]

[CountryWolf07]

Great pictures!

I still don't know what brand to check out on about a SLR digital camera - Nikon or Canon -

I can't believe how much Gavin has grown, how old is he now? I remember when he was only a year old when you posted about him on here!

[finn's mom]

I love the photos of all three children together. Great shots! And, that last photo looks a lot like my Finn!

[Catlady711]

I still don't know what brand to check out on about a SLR digital camera - Nikon or Canon -

Doesn't matter really. Both companies are the top sellers worldwide and make very good products. All things being equal you can't go wrong with either. Just be aware that if you're looking into SLR you should carefully look over the selection and prices of lenses available. For the most part once you pick a brand you're kinda stuck with it for lenses since it's quite expensive to switch systems later if you've already invested alot of money in them. IMHO Canon has a better selection of lenses with some good prices on them.

Just be sure to find one that feels comfortable to use, and you can easily use the buttons/menus. Comfort first, features second, name brand last.