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Congrats, I should be ordering a new one myself soon :thumbup:

Cool shots, the depth of field is awesome on all of them :thumbup:

I thought having some signs in the background would look good, but the car lights reflecting off of them kind of messed up what I was going for. I'll have to find a new spot to try next time without any signs that will cause poor reflection (whenever I get the courage to go back out).

Thanks for the comments guys.

Very cool shot, makes me wish I was back in Wyoming :)

Most definately #2. My imagination makes me think that the light could be an eclipse, something supernatural, or just anything out of the ordinary that alerts the subject that something's wrong. Not sure if I explained it well, but I really like it.

This is the type of picture I could see hung up in an art gallery or a house. Great job!

GO NOLES! ;) I've never been to UF's campus before, looks very nice.

Thanks Marcus :) Here's one of the first ones I tried at f/18 and 30 sec (unedited): And one at f/18, 25 sec (unedited):

First attempt at night trails: EXIF: 76mm 8 sec f/13 ISO 100 I had some free time tonight so I figured I'd finally get myself out onto the highway and try taking some shots. After driving for a bit I found a nice spot that I thought would be good for capturing what I wanted, so I went off...

I really like them both, but I think you could've used a smaller aperture in the second one to get the entire emblem in focus. Cool car :thumbup:

Post some pictures with the EXIF data, that should help.

I'm pretty sure I've heard that picture.com is a scam.

The red in the LED works perfectly with the pink in the sky :thumbup:

I especially like 1-4. I don't know if its just must me but they seem to have a semi-HDR feel, which works very well for these types of shots. I also found 11 to be very interesting.

Such a simple shot, but I love the depth of field and composition.

Beautiful bird!

My jaw dropped, literally...

1 and 2 are winners, awesome timing.

I like how you can see the rain drops blurred in the last shot, and the sharpness of the Red Kite is fantastic. Great captures as always, you never disappoint :thumbup: