I've been merrily shooting with the K10D since the end of January. Tonight, I finally got around to processing my latest shots. It seems, 2 weekend ago, in Vernonia, Oregon, I flipped the K10D.

I have never taken so many pictures in all my life in such a brief time period. And, I feel like I've learned quite a bit about photography too. You can't really tell from these 2 snaps, but I feel like I've even improved a little! LOL!

IMGP9999


IMGP0001 - Number 10,000!


Oh, just in case you're wondering what these are a part of...



Happy shooting everyone!

edit: Here's a fun idea... post the image that flipped you back to IMGP001... maybe it's 10,000, maybe 20,000... maybe more! Let's just see 'em!

[Matthew Roberts]

Dang. That's one old tractor, Hamid!

Nice.

[hamidlmt]

Dang. That's one old tractor, Hamid!

Nice.

Yeah... it is an oldie! Here's a few more.... really drawn to these old, red wheels

[davemdsn]

Dang!! I have had my K10D since it came out in October and haven't rolled it over yet, and I have shot 3 weddings with it! I am an old school film guy, including medium format, and I think I may still have a bit of that tendency to "reserve" myself, as if it were costing me money to press the release button.

Your photos are quite nice. Very sharp and interesting.

[nathancombs]

Dang!! I have had my K10D since it came out in October and haven't rolled it over yet, and I have shot 3 weddings with it! I am an old school film guy, including medium format, and I think I may still have a bit of that tendency to "reserve" myself, as if it were costing me money to press the release button.

Your photos are quite nice. Very sharp and interesting.

i do the same i see others sprang and praying and i am click, click, lol

i like the close up of the wheals