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A wonderful summer day on the farm...nothing like a dip in the cow tank.
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Rescue kitties are the best!
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Do you think this looks better cropped or uncropped?

I used a telephoto lens and I think I was about 15 feet away from the goose when I took the pic. I opened it in some Canon RAW program and it automatically tweaked the colors and stuff for me. Anyhow, I'm wondering if it looks better cropped, with a less noticeable background, or if it looks better seeing all that blurred stuff.


Goose by mattdayjr, on Flickr

GooseCrop by mattdayjr, on Flickr
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It's really freaking hard to photograph an aquarium, between the light bending properties of the water and the fact that the fish are always moving. I have gotten a few good ones though over the past couple of years...




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Great photo! To me, the cropepd one looks neater, but IMO it depends on what you're using the photo for.
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Took out the 50mm tonight to the Christmas lights. Sorta tough for a newbie to do w/out a tripod, but these are the best of what I got.


Lights by mattdayjr, on Flickr


Reindeer by mattdayjr, on Flickr
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Great shots there Buck :-)
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Thanks.
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This was just a random pic at a concert taken with my point and shoot, but I thought was neat.



Apologies to those who saw this on my Facebook a while back.
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That's a cool pic.
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I upgraded from my old Sony Cybershot to a Nikon D3100 back in September. Here are some of the photos I've taken since then. Most are HDR photos because I like the way the technique works on these Western Kansas sunsets.















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My Airedale waiting to open her presents on Christmas eve


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went to aerosmith a few weeks ago, liked this shot
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A friend of mine took these when he went to the gold coast..


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