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Aviraj Saluja

You can call me Avi

Jan 7 / 3:25pm

First shots from my new Nikon D3000

I was in San Francisco for the past couple of weeks and with me was my fantastic new dSLR, a Nikon D3000. Yes, it is only an entry-level dSLR but hey, I'm just an entry level photographer myself. I can safely say that this camera has become one of my best friends. 

I also started experimenting a bit with post-processing my photos. I have no previous Photoshop experience so I've just been using basic processing features like saturation, brightness/contrast and crop. Oh, I've been doing this on Gimp and it works like a charm (for my use at least). I renewed my Flickr pro account last month and I hope to do it justice this year.

I am genuinely very happy with the way my photos turned out in the end. The D3000 is a great starter camera for anyone looking to get one. For now, here is a set of my favorite shots from my trip to the Bay Area. I'm new to this thing so any feedback at all will be greatly appreciated :) Thanks.

p.s. - I know I've been overdoing this a bit lately, so I promise this is the last time I talk about these photos :) I hope you enjoy them.

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5 comments

Jan 27, 2010
SpaBellezza said...
I'm sure you were hoping for comments from someone who knows something about the technical aspects of photography. I only know about what I find beautiful and interesting - these shots! They are very well done. I especially liked the order in which you placed them. It created a nice flow and established mood and theme. Architectural elements, both close up and large scale, were especially intriguing. Thank you for sharing your work.
Feb 07, 2010
sunshine said...
Hey Avi! I find these shots beautiful and interesting - these shots! quite well done.
Feb 21, 2010
Hi Avi. Great pictures! What lens you are using with your Nikon D3000?
Feb 21, 2010
Aviraj Saluja said...
@SpaBellezza Thank you for your kind words
Feb 21, 2010
Aviraj Saluja said...
Janne Rud, I was using the kit 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 VR lens that came with the D3000. I'm glad you liked the pictures, thanks.

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