I like to surf the web and to admire others photographs. I found so many great photos and I thought share them with you. If you know someone with great photos and want to share it with me leave a message linking to the photos.
I found today photo on National Geographic website. Hope you will enjoy the view.
What do you think about an $11 Monopod? Is it worth it? I know I’ve payed for mine $50 and it’s just a simple Monopod from Giottos. So? It sounds ok? The price is fair? Well let’s see how you can do it yourself for only $11.
c4l3b has tried this out and he came up with the monopod in the imagine
So, you will need 2 pipes, 1 joiner, 2 end caps, 1 1/4 inch bolt, long enough to go through an end cap and thread into the camera. 3 nuts to secure the bolt, 1 huge washer to help steady the camera when connected.
I found this tutorial to be quite educative, so if you didn’t knew how to do it now you know. 
I like to surf the web and to admire others photographs. I found so many great photos and I thought share them with you. If you know someone with great photos and want to share it with me leave a message linking to the photos.
I found today photo on National Geographic website. Hope you will enjoy the view.
The BR-2A enables you to mount 52mm front thread lens in reverse on the PB-6 and Nikon Cameras. This increases magnification and working distance. I’ve used this ring with 2 lenses, the 50mm f1.8 and 35-75mm f3.3-f4.5 on Nikon D50. Here are some of the photos I have taken using the BR-2A 52mm Lens Reversing Ring.
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