The first and fourth pictures are my favorites. One question though, does the dude sitting on top of the bridge in the third picture creep anyone else out as well?

Thats still Santa Cruz right? Looks so familiar.
What camera is it again?

I really like them, but the composition of most of them isnt fun yet. The streetlight (manifesto lol) one for example. Why put the light dead center?
If it was off to the right, I think it would be much stronger

Yes it's Santa Cruz. The reason the streetlamp is dead center is because I liked the building on the left in the background, I actually have a bunch of photos I took where it's not dead center (same goes for all of these). could you be more specific about the composition for the rest?

It's a d70s with the 18-70 kit.

What's the best way to remove vignetting?

The D70 is not a bad camera. A friend of mine has one. Though I prefer Canon's optics, those are still some pretty decent pictures.

I think Canons still might have a slight advantage in image quality but lower end Nikons have a much better build and feel than the Rebels.

The D70s is the standard camera used in my girlfriend's school, which is based solely on photography. I'd think that says about enough.

And tofu; that's sublime work. Did you ever think about a dA account?

I think the D70 is a bit better than "not bad."

GET OUT OF MY TOWN

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dA?

The d70 is the standard digital at most schools because it's the best bang for the buck.

And I agree with you tofu that the d70 is better than the rebel. The rebel is too light.

I prefer the EOS 20d or 30d, and I would kill a small child for a 5d.

EDIT: and vignetting can be remedied easily by using a smaller aperture. When the aperture is wide open you get a lot of vignetting.

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Apparently, quotes don't count? And '1 characters'. Ha!

I know, I'm asking for post production techniques for removal.

I don't know... clone stamp in photoshop?