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Well these are taken with my crappy samsung. but heres a few i took. I wont put thumbnails cause i usually screw them up =-o. but heres the links.

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Those are a few of what ive taken i have over 2000 pictures ive taken so far in past 6 months just to lazy to upload them all to deviantart. Plus it takes to long.

Here are some i've taken recently.

Here are some red thorns I took pics of this morning

and this was taken with the Panasonic FZ7, bet you would have even believed me if I said a Rebel XT or a Nikon dSLR heh?

Nice shots you two, great DOF.

Here's one from me. Taken last summer with a Fuji F601 compact.

<Link removed per poster> - Chick Habit

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The colours in that shot are breathtaking. Well done.

I love that shot. The bee looks so perfect.

Thanks, it didn't look that specail till I processed it in photoshop, (shadow/highlights I think was the only thing I did to it, so nothing real major like CGIing that bee as some from other forums suggested lol)

I might be getting a big head but I have been getting so many good comments with a number of my pictures over at dpreview and among my family, friends and friends of my family that do not know me that well all have given me good comments, so I am considering trying to get some of my pictures published or do some freelancing(I realize my FZ7 is nothing compared to the 99.9% of competitors who use dSLR but it is a start till I can afford it). My brothers friends girlfriend even said it looked so good(a squirrel) that she could it see it being the stock picture that sold with that frame I got from walmart =).

I'd post direct images, but I think deviantART doesn't like that, so I will just link you to my profile: http://insidefallingout.deviantart.com

This is one of my favorites, and is about to be put in an art book a friend of mine is currently creating: http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/30061783/

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