I knew a family who grew all their own food - goats for meat, milk, cheese, yoghurt; chooks for meat, eggs and garden fertilizer and all their own fruit and vegetables. They had these growing tunnels to keep the insects out and they used to go inside to harvest their produce. One day i was having coffee with the parents when the 30 yr old son who was staying with them went down to the tunnels to pick some vegetables. I was sipping my coffee and observed him walk in, spend some time rummaging about in there, then come out, put his pickings down then head to the toilet block (which was near the goat shed). We were then treated to a blood curdling shriek and the sight of him racing across the lawn, into the kitchen, grab a tub of (home-made) yoghurt then bolt back to the toilet block. Dad went to see what was up and came back staggering with laughter. Son had picked some birds-eye chillies then needed to go for a pee.....he forgot to wash his hands first though....Cut up chillies then picked my nose.....
im into basic photography but i only have a 600d with a couple of different lenses, wide angle, nifty 50, 135mm plus standard lenses. it isnt cheap and im at the bottom end of photography lolIf you thinks marines expensive try photography... I was loaded till then lol
Nothing wrong with the 600D - I reckon it is an ideal camera for what I use it for. And my Tamron 90mm Macro lens is indispensable :) .im into basic photography but i only have a 600d with a couple of different lenses, wide angle, nifty 50, 135mm plus standard lenses. it isnt cheap and im at the bottom end of photography lol
some bodies alone are many thousands as youd know. thats a whole marine setup just in a camera body lol
oh i realise there is nothing wrong with them, hence we have 2 of them, one for me and one for the missus. :)Nothing wrong with the 600D - I reckon it is an ideal camera for what I use it for. And my Tamron 90mm Macro lens is indispensable :) .
mtg what macro lens do you recommend that wont cost an arm and a leg. money on the aquarium is more important than the camera lolThe 90 mm tamron is the nastiest lens in terms of build quality but it does what it needs to and that's to take a nice crisp macro!! =D
Thats the onehttp://www.dwidigitalcameras.com.au/astore/Tamron-SP-AF90mm-F28-Di-Macro-11-Lenses.aspx?afid=3#
is that the lens your talking about fellas?