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I Bought A 200$ Nikon DLSR Camera (With A 18-55mm Lens), And It Doesn’t Matter What You Have For Getting Good Pictures…

I have been shooting with my phone (IPhone 5S) and I found it hard to get a camera, and from that I just learn that it doesn’t really matter what equipment you got, as long as you love what you do.. just do it with what you’ve got.

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I Bought A 200$ Nikon DLSR Camera (With A 18-55mm Lens), And It Doesn't Matter What You Have For Getting Good Pictures...

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Hey, if you really love something, you will find a way to do it making excuses is already losing

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NWB 6 years ago

Have always said it is your talent and eye that makes a great shot not the equipment. Well done.

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Mounir Belmokhtar (Post author) 6 years ago

thank you !

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BusLady 5 years ago

My favorites are the mountain shots. Where were they taken?

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Mounir Belmokhtar (Post author) 5 years ago

in Algeria

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Devin Robinson 6 years ago

What model of camera did you use? I'm a beginner photographer and it seems like that camera worked well

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Sarah Booth 6 years ago

it's more the lens that you use and then your creativity. Using different lenses will get different feels and perspectives, etc. I can't remember what photographer said, 'if you're images aren't great, you aren't close enough.' That made me think a lot about photography.

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Sarah Booth 6 years ago

Mounir, you have a natural "eye" for photography/art, some of these images are exceptional! Keep shooting! You could do this for a living or at least sell your images. I work in the industry and more than 3/4 of the image we get aren't as good as your work. Keep at it. That was a terrific investment! Used equipment is a great way to increase your equipment. Keep at it!

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