The following photos were taken by me over the last week. I'd like to know what you all think of them. Tell me what you think is good about one or another and also what is bad about one or another. I appreciate your time. :)

#1:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v414/Nick_in_Atlanta/191223.jpg

#2:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v414/Nick_in_Atlanta/194054.jpg

#3:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v414/Nick_in_Atlanta/193250.jpg

#4:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v414/Nick_in_Atlanta/192459.jpg

#5:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v414/Nick_in_Atlanta/1915432.jpg

#6:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v414/Nick_in_Atlanta/190124.jpg

#7:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v414/Nick_in_Atlanta/185210.jpg

#8:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v414/Nick_in_Atlanta/192058.jpg

oh my gosh. that shot of the skyline of buckhead is so sweet. i love them, nick! :)

#6 is the best.

u live in a beautiful neighborhood....i love 5 & 6

From a interesting photo standpoint the communication dishes is kind of cool.
The others are fine and are good for infoirmation purposes.

Like the one with Stone Mountain...Atlanta is sweet...I love visiting there. But, it's not home. I guess that's why I enjoy visiting that city.

Like the one with Stone Mountain...Atlanta is sweet...I love visiting there. But, it's not home. I guess that's why I enjoy visiting that city.

Stone Mountain is definitely a big piece of granite, which on a fairly clear day you can see from over 25 miles away, depending on your elevation. In the pic you mention above, it's a good 25 miles from the house next to it in the pic.

Great job, Nick :okay: I liked #6 and #5!!!

Honestly these are the most interesting ATL photos I have seen. Keep up the good work and keep focusing of what's on the ground. :)

u live in a beautiful neighborhood....i love 5 & 6

I'm glad you like #5 & #6, but I can't say that this is my neighborhood. The subdivision in #6 sold starting in the high $400s (USD). The closest I get to that neighborhood is when I drove in to take some photos. :)

Honestly these are the most interesting ATL photos I have seen. Keep up the good work and keep focusing of what's on the ground. :)

Thanks for the compliment!! I'm not quite sure what you mean when you said "keep focusing on what's on the ground."

i like Buckhead, teh dishes and that gritty green thing the best. i like the distant skyline shots, too...but it seems like it'd be tricky getting 'em to show up in the distance; from what i've been doing with my camera and when i've been having trouble with distant skyline shots like that which are hard to see b/c of glare, i change the settings so it's a little underexposed; the skyline shows better, but it's darker in the foreground...a good tradeoff, IMO.

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Thanks for the compliment!! I'm not quite sure what you mean when you said "keep focusing on what's on the ground."

we need more ground level shots in neighborhoods rather than views from Westin Peachtree. ;)

we need more ground level shots in neighborhoods rather than views from Westin Peachtree. ;)

Gotcha! I think so too! But there is always room for the Sundial tour of Atlanta. :)

cool pics man...I love the colors! (especially the greeen bldg)

That one with the house, trees, and skyline is also very cool.

Damn Nick, those are pretty nice. Good job. :okay:

Fantastic shit. Love the hell out of the Buckhead picture.:cheers:

Thanks guys!

very nice, i really like no. 6

they're all good