nikon d610

Hi everyone! I've just sold my Nikon D610. Now I'm trying to decide which mirrorless to buy. I'm strugling to decide between the Fuji X-t20 and the Panasonic GX8... well I'm leaning towards the GX8 because of the weather sealing, full articulated screen, articulated viewfinder... BUT its a...

I have for sale is my beloved Nikon D610 full frame body. This is a Japan import which differs no different than US import models. The only difference is the secondary language option is Japanese instead of Spanish. It was a mistake I made when buying this camera brand new, I didn't pay...

Yeah yeah I know...I take lots of pictures of my cat lol. But I really liked this one because of his reflection in the granite. Not saying it's the best shot in the world but I thought it was at least worthy of sharing! Nikon D610 + 50 1.8G f/2, 1/125th, ISO 1600 This was just seconds...

For years now I've been wanting to get a picture of a Monarch butterfly and while visiting the Hampton Beach in NH yesterday, I saw one drinking some nectar from these large red clovers on the boardwalk (or cement walk) and he stayed there for a while so I was able to whip out my 70-200 and get...

I've taken a picture of this barn years ago, almost 10 years ago with a Sony DSC-H50 when I was just getting into photography. The funny thing is, this barn is only a mile or two from my house and it took 10 years for me to go back. Back around 2008 this barn wasn't really much, it was your...

Yep, woke up to a little bit of frost this morning. I even had to dig out my winter hat from the closet. I apologize in advance if this photo gives you chills. Nikon D610 + 70-200 f/4 VR 200mm, 1/250th, f/5.6, ISO 500 Maybe it's time for me to get that macro lens back in my possession now...

I guess one of the benefits of living in Vermont is the fact I don't have to go very far for fall picture. I took this shot literally 2-3 miles from my house haha. Now you'd think this woulden't be a busy road, but trust me...it's travelled...A LOT. Took me about 30 minutes to manage to capture...

Lately when going to car shows I pretty much stopped taking pictures of cars because it gets so repetitive so instead of being a photographer, I become a car enthusiast which I also am and I check out other peoples rides and talk shop, which luckily is kind of improving my speech impediment...

Another Mt. Washington landscape. I know I can't top the the last couple pictures I posted from here but I thought I'd share this one anyways. I figured out during editing that I can only make so many landscapes from this location because they all start to look very similar. However, this one...

I may not be looking toward the white stuff that always seems to fall after this season but I can't deny the beauty that the autumn season has. Nikon D610 + 70-200 f/4 VR @ 200mm 1/500th, f/5.6, ISO 360

This has to be by far my favorite landscape photo I have taken to date. I love this photo so much that I'm going to get it printed and I have some friends who are interested in a print of this photo as well. So I must've did something right haha. This might just be the picture of the year for...

Just another landscape shot I did on top of Mount Washington. This time I used my 70-200 to compress the background to pull the distant mountains closer. It's simple and I like it. For me it feels very calming. Nikon D610 + 70-200 f/4 VR 200mm, f/8, 1/400th, ISO 100

I took this on top of Mt. Washington. It was early afternoon and that's when the visibility was higher, as the day went on, it got more hazier. So I'm glad I was able to get some decent landscape shots with plenty of visibility. This shot is 8 vertical images stitched together. I sat on this...

I was mowing the lawn when I saw these mushrooms just chilling out and so I stopped mowing, ran inside and grabbed my camera and took this shot! You just never know when a photo opportunity is going to happen. I guess we always have to be prepared haha. Then...well...the mushrooms went bye bye...

This is the covered bridge I stood on to take this picture I shared yesterday. Not the greatest photo in the world but I noticed the lighting and took advantage of it. Like I said on the previous black & white photo it was very cloudy and you can see in this picture where it started to break up...

I wasn't sure where to post this one because it's a landscape, but also black & white. But I figured the main genre of this photo is landscape..so I think it out ranks black & white. If not, you are welcome to move it. I took this photo from a covered bridge over the Ammonoosuc River between...

I don't live in a city with huge tall skyscrapers but even in a small town or city here in Vermont, there are ways to get some sort of a city architecture type shot. Nikon D610 + 16-35 f/4 VR 35mm, 1/250th, f/8, ISO 100 Corner by Nicholas Erwin, on Flickr

Golden hour can make all the difference sometimes. It isn't my favorite photo I ever taken but interestingly, it became one of my most "liked" photos on Instagram, just on it's own. Nikon D610 + 70-200 f/4 VR 190mm, 1/500th, f/5.6, ISO 220 Gold by Nicholas Erwin, on Flickr

I was out taking photos in the rain yesterday and saw a family of chipmunks eating seed I accidently dropped all over the place haha. But this one in particular didn't care I was really close to him taking photos, he just sat there eating seed. Nikon D610 + 70-200 f/4 VR 1/125th, f/5, ISO 800...

Last weekend I attended the NHRA New England Nationals in Epping, NH and I was suppose to just hangout and have a great time but I brought along my camera and ended up spending most of the time behind it rather than enjoying it. I guess that's what a photographer does... Anyways, here are my...