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MrMeik — Spring is coming
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Nikon D7000Song
Oh! To be a flower
Nodding in the sun,
Bending, then upspringing
As the breezes run;
Holding up
A scentbrimmed cup,
Full of summer's fragrance to the summer sun.
Oh! To be a butterfly
Still, upon a flower,
Winking with its painted wings,
Happy in the hour.
Blossoms hold
Mines of gold
Deep within the farthest heart of each chaliced flower.
Oh! To be a cloud
Blowing through the blue,
Shadowing the mountains,
Rushing loudly through
Valleys deep
Where torrents keep
Always their plunging thunder and their misty arch of blue.
Oh! To be a wave
Splintering on the sand,
Drawing back, but leaving
Lingeringly the land.
Rainbow light
Flashes bright
Telling tales of coral caves half hid in yellow sand.
Soon they die, the flowers;
Insects live a day;
Clouds dissolve in showers;
Only waves at play
Last forever.
Shall endeavor
Make a sea of purpose mightier than we dream today?.
Amy Lowell
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Thank you so much for adding my picture to your wonderful collection!! 
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It was a real pleasure and indeed spring is a joy for our eyes!
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Featured here [link] . Thanks for being part of the PhotographyUniverse.
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Oh wow!!
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such an impressive detail, trully great shot
btw may i ask do you use macro lens, or some other technic for taking macro pics?
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Hi there.
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you are very welcome
and thank you for info, btw how much does it cost?
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It depends really. For beginners it is better to buy one with electronic put through because they are easier to handle. Problem though that they are expensive. Around 400€. 
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No problem... you planning on starting with macro work?? What type of camera are you using??
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i enjoy taking all kind of photos, but macro always fascinated me bit more.right now fujifilm finepix s5800 whith which i'm no longer satisfied. that's why i want to buy a dslr. my first choice was nikon d5000 because of the price that i could affor kind of immediately, then i found d90 and then d7000.
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My advice would be to buy a used one first to see if you even have time and the pacience to take pictures with a dslr. A used d90 would be perfect for this. Then you can always see if you want to upgrade if you like this type of photography. Even though it is digital, it still requires lots of homework.
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yeah i definitely would have time and patience since i wanted to be photographer for a very long time. and there's the thing if i'm gonna buy a dslr it's not very likely that i will be able to afford to upgrade afterwards. that's why i'd like to buy a good one now and stick with it for quite a long time, and d90 is already two years old model, but i'm not saying it's not a good one. that's just what i think. what could be really helpful is to hear about D7000 from someone who owns or at least used it for some time
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Hmmm ok that I understand. Going for a D7000 is a big choice though, very expensive. I started with the d40..lol. Simple, but I learned a lot cause it doesnt have any of the gimicks of the new cameras. I then wanted to upgrade, also to a d90....but then I realized I might not be satisfied with it after about a year, and so I made the choice for the D7000. I didnt regret it for one second....Its an awesome awesome camera.
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mainly the image quality, because some people say that having moe pixels doesn't necessarily have to mean beter image quality, that it's more likely for mistekes to appear. is it so with the D7000?
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You are absolutely right.. more mp does not mean better image quality. My 6mp d40 made absolutely fantastic pictures. It all depends on the quality of the sensor. That why I went for the d7000, because the sensor is very good. The sensor in the d90 is not bad, but produces a lot of noise. I can take pictures with the d7000 up to iso25000, d90 only up to 3200. Sure iso25000 you will never use, but I use iso1600 sometimes and the pictures are still very clean.
Image quality on the d7000 is super, I havent found anything negative about them. The reports in the internet are just stupid, or do you look at a picture which is haning on the wall from 2cm away??
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that's great news
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Let me know once you get you're new baby. 
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i was thinking about nikon 55-300mm to begin with it seems to be kind of universal lens to take photos of everything and by the time goes by save up for another lenses. thanks again for helping i realy appreciate it
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For the start its a very good lens. In combination with the kit lens you'll have a lot of fun.
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i was thinking about buying only body and that 55-300mm lens, because otherwise i would have to save up money forever
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Yeah thats true...but dont forget about a wide angle lens.. like a 18-55. Trust me, you'll miss one if you dont buy it.
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ok then i will buy that one aswell
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amazing shot
i wonder if you could make a larger version available for download ? , this would be very kind of you
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First, thanks for replaying 
i wanna use it as a wallpaper for my desktop , it is stunning
my resolution is 1920*1080
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Is just made a version for your resolution, it does have two white borders on left and right because of this very elongated resolution. Are you still interested?? If you let me know your email address and I will mail it to you. Cheers,
-Meik
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yes off-course i am still interested , the shot is stunning
i,ll be grateful if you send it
my mail is : amgadelsaiegh@yahoo.com
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