picture 1 is not bad at all, here s my tips for u ,

scenery shot like this, use manual mode, set high aperture to f10(try f22 too) above,
set a low shutter speed, try with few aperture, u will see alot of nice white blurring water flowing down like clouds.

a tripod is a must , if u have 1, and use a remote trigger to prevent camera shake.

please advise me..d60 or d3000?any recommended shop?

i love my D60. Don't care if the new models got live-view, more focus points (actually I'm upset about this part).
for me what camera you use, doesn't matter. its what you do with it! 

by the way, its up to you. do you feel you always go to places where you would need an external flash? if you do, then go for the flash
and if you always feel you need a better lens for different situations, get the lens.
good luck 

you are absolutely right, pros can even shoot nice pics with his 2.3 megapixel hand phone. So d60 is already more than u need to make a nice pics. Well if u going pro where u shoot event and wedding where u earn money from photography, then u may consider going semi pro like d200/300/300s/700. d3/x/s is more for serious sports and animal shooting national geographic  type of pros. A rich player can get all those and act like a pro but he is not a pro 

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Added on October 25, 2009, 10:26 am

no tripod? settings?

its a bird.. its a plane.. its a UFO? 

aperture is not right then, try with 12 all the way to 22

landscape pics always with low aperture, it will capture everything crystal clear.

nice try mate

Just Bought my 1st DSLR...D3000..love it!!  

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Added on November 5, 2009, 2:50 amNow start thinking bout lens...hehehe...can suggest?like more bokeh..

50mm should be nice but D3000 dont have body motors. hence u need AFS lense.
btol ke aku ckp ni?