que camara usaste? y que opciones de luz? (velocidad del shutter..etc.. )

Portuguese? Oh boy.. :)

Nikon D70s. 3.5 minutes at F10?

Thank you!

spanish *slaps you*

My spanish is poor, but I deserved that.

gofigure, I Was thinking you were from spain

Well...for the creative titles, I would have called it colors of purpose...
Very neat pictures here

I'll be the first to admit: the titles I choose for my photos are horrible. I think partial blame can be applied to the time I post them. Bed time. :)

Thank you!

Storms a' brewin'! :3 Well, that's what it looks like. It's very calm this picture. And I like the title! Simple, easy to remember, and straight to the point :P

Haha thank you. :3

Another nice picture, I wish I could get out and do photography, but meh, I'm shy. :X

Thank you. Being shy shouldn't prevent you from living. :) Do the things you enjoy!

This looks like a morning picture, tho I know it was an evening or possibly late night picture... still...
It's very beautiful.

Thanks babe. :)

Gahhhh. *Is soooo jealous*

I've wanted to do a shot similar to this before... >.< But of course lighting sucked and I was in a rush so I couldn't set things up...

Nice shot though!

Haha, thank you. I find myself saying that a lot when I look around. Lets go on a photo trip sometime? :)

we have to sometime! Next time you're on AIM we can discuss this winter. :P

Sounds like a plan!

Actually, I know of a good place one state away from your college now. Do you like HUGE satellite dishes? :)

Yesss! o.o;
You must message me about this one!

Great use of perspective and a wide-angle lens to achieve infinity, just about. Keep up the good work! :)

Thank you! I don't get an awful lot of use out of my wide angle, but it comes in handy sometimes. :)

What size/f-stop and make of wide-angle do you have?

In that arena, I've only got my 28mm f/2.8 (for Canon manual focus), and my 35-80 kit lens (for Canon EOS). I'm seriously thinking of picking up something that's got good digital-friendly glass, but doesn't use the EF-S mount to do it.

I use a Tokina 12-14mm f/4 wide angle. It's not the best lens by far, but has a very sturdy construction which drew me to it. It has mixed reviews, and I've had great luck with it thus far. The only complaint I have about this lens is the chromatic aberration when shooting light against dark, which I never experience with my stock Nikon lens.

If you want to go wide angle with a digital, I'd consider the Sigma 10-20mm (Or go the brand of your camera if you can afford it. :)) Digital cropping can really confuse photographers who go digital after working with film for so long. 12mm on a film camera is ridiculously wide compared to 12mm on a digital sensor. If you haven't seen this, you'll get an idea of what I mean once you click one on.

Good luck! :)