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Sorry Jason I didn't mean to get so off subject. The pictures are sweet, I love all the builds in the background.


I hope so, I want to get some awesome shots of our car's together. I'll bring an SLR camara either way as well though. Either I'll have purchased on myself or I'll steal my dad's or brother's camara.

 
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i wish i could get a picture like that in NYC, that quality to but that will never happen

 
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I wish I could get a picture like that in Decatur but im missin a few things.. The badass buildings and the badass camera..

 
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car looks awesome man! i wish i had a camera as nice as yours.

 
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nice man! that shot is sweet!

 
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Those are some Damn nice pictures Jason!!! You're very fortunate to have a close friend to hook you up like that. If I had a friend with a camera like that, I wouldn't even worry about buying one. I'd just pay him to keep snappin photos of my car.

 
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Haha Yeah, Im sure my friend would love it if I paid him.

 
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there was an Nixon SLr (10.01 megapix i think )camera in the Crutfield catalog 1999.99$ i had no idea they were so much

 
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They aren't all that expensive. You can get an SLR camera for well under $1000 including a lens. There's a Canon Digital Rebel at Target right now with a kit lens for 699. Now rest assured that it's not top quality optics in the lens, but it will get you started. Not to mention, the average first time user of an SLR camera won't be able to make any better use of a 700 dollar lens vs. a 150 dollar lens.
Now, with that aside, you don't even need an SLR to take great pictures. I'm no professional, but here's a shot I took in Jacksonville Fl. with my Canon powershot S1-IS. These were about 300 bucks new a couple years ago. I've been getting more and more into nighttime photography, and this was on about my third or fourth photoshoot in the last year or so. I'd really like to get out more often, but just don't have as much time as I'd like.

Now there are a couple of overexposed areas, but I can attribute that to not having enough experience with my camera. That's the main reason I'd like to be able to get out there more often and shoot.