Mine for the win!!

http://i42.tinypic.com/kcxl69.jpg

http://i44.tinypic.com/a0lath.jpg

nice shots man, btw ty for the new sig pic lol

That's really sick, Ryan. I wish I was closer to Denver to get some shots of that area, but I'm not so I fail. lol

Dude those shots came out so awesome.

Thanks, guys :D

Sean, that was the lake we drove around when we went downtown.

Here's a couple of photos I took from the shuttle launch:

http://www.notyouraveragescene.com/p...00_NaxHP-O.jpg

http://www.notyouraveragescene.com/p...44_rVEUT-O.jpg

They were shot with a D60 using my 35mm f/1.8

wats a good camera to buy if u just want to start out ? i want an SLR one but duno wat to get or wat to look for.... i was thinkin cannon rebel ?

All of the canon rebels are good cameras. As are the nikon d40/d3000. To be honest, all of the lower end dslr's are so similar that you're not going to see too much of a difference between them.

the D3000 sucks balls.

if yer looking for an inexpencive DSLR, i reccommend the D40. It is cheap, excellent images, and 6.1mp really is enough for almost any need.

If you plan to pick this up as a hobby and think you will enjoy spending tons of cash on lenses, flashes, etc, then look at either the Nikon or Canon line.

if you just want a DSLR and dont plan to spend a lot of money into it, the bottom end Pentax DSLRs are hard to beat, the only problem is the pentax camera systems are not nearly as extensive as Nikon or Canon which offer full on professional equipment, Pentax seems to top out at the higher-end consumer level rather than professional level. So while they are capped in thier performance on the high end, performance per dollar they are very hard to beat.