favorite photo format.

I like to take nature photographs. They are nice. I also take alot of pictures of my pets they are very photogenic and most people like animals. I think they make good subjects because they are always doing something funny that I enjoy watching.

I also love taking pictures. Anything that catches my eyes. By the way what is the model of your Nikon DSLR?, mine is Nikon d60 I bought it one year ago. If you want to see some of my photo collection go to www.kuhanglitrato.multiply.com

Most of my work is nature photography. I do, on occasion, work with models. My last themed shoot was a Zombie Shoot. It was a lot of fun.

My camera of choice is Canon EOS SLR (non-digital). I also a Nikon digital, but it's a small thing that is really mainly for when I don't want to lug a bunch of equipment around:)

Regardless of whether you want to use digital or not, I highly recommend Canon cameras. They are a bit pricey, but they're worth it.

I love taking pictures in nature. I have a few sunset pictures that I love, but I find my favorite in nature is water: lakes, ponds, waterfalls. I haven't been able to get celestial photography because my camera isn;t too great. I would love to upgrade my camera soon. I have a simple sanyo right now.

well we have the same in common i like to take a nature photography since i was young it's been my habits taking picture in a big tree, in a flowers, forest..since i live in the province..when the times i move to the city..there's no more nature so what i have done is just working it with photoshop then i just change the background into nature..

I have tow favorites. The first is sports action. I take High School Photos for the local paper. I love to catch the action and the players. I also like nature photography and will stop to get photos of wildlife.

If our Nikon a=is an SLR you will want to stay with the brand if you have any accessories or additional lenses, and the latest offerings from Nikon in their SLR range are very fine cameras indeed.

If you don't have a single lens reflex, then the field is wide open to you. Canon is the only company I know that has a camera specifically designed to fit a telescope, but adapters are available for most brands.

If you are committed to your photography, then an SLR is far and away the best type of camera to move to; the brand is irrelevant, but make sure the camera handles the way that suits you, and has the features you need. The best sellers Canon and Nikon) do not have image stabilisation built into the bodies: you have to buy stabilized lenses for them, which could be an issue for your macro pictures (I have never heard of a IS or VR macro lens). Sony, Olympus and Panasonic SLRs (and others) have stabilisation in the camera, so all their lenses benefit.