New section: Photo Analysis
Jan 4, 2012 08:37:19 #
and does he open with "sometimes I feel like a nut , sometimes . . .
sinatraman wrote:
so in photo analysis does the photo lie down on a couch and start talking about its childhood for $150.00 an hour?
Jan 4, 2012 09:26:56 #
bedgmon wrote:
May I ask if this is for professional photographers or also for novices or beginners who photos are most likely less than adequate?
seasoned pros, come here, some folks still wet behind the ears come here, OFWAC, MWAC's come here. Great place to learn the ropes, get REAL information and take a lookey at some magnificent photography.
OFWAC 1.0 here Bruce
"Old Fart With A Camera"
Jan 5, 2012 02:32:23 #
Well I really love the simplicity of this web / chat site. I started reeling when Admin posted that because when something get too hard to understand my brain just goes into FREEZE MODE.
This site is for all not only pro's. Please don't let the rules scare you LOL
This site is for all not only pro's. Please don't let the rules scare you LOL
Jan 5, 2012 06:53:30 #
Why are we so quick to find fault it seems in everything lets see if there is an interest in it if not it like some things it will go away someone had an idea lets see if there is any interest in it.Thats my 2 cents
Jan 7, 2012 09:38:38 #
Admin wrote:
I split the Pictures section into two sections: Photo Gallery and Photo Analysis.
Photo Gallery is the old Pictures section. Everything stays the same.
The Photo Analysis section is described here:
http://www.uglyhedgehog.com/t-19061-1.html
Photo Gallery is the old Pictures section. Everything stays the same.
The Photo Analysis section is described here:
http://www.uglyhedgehog.com/t-19061-1.html
Hi.. I just created a new topic "shoot the moon" in the main photography section that probably belongs in the "photo Analysis" section. I tried to see if there is a way I can move it, or delete and recreate it. I didn't see where to do that. Can you assist?
Thanks.
Jan 8, 2012 20:04:32 #
bedgmon wrote:
May I ask if this is for professional photographers or also for novices or beginners who photos are most likely less than adequate?
This is for young aspiring shooters, seasoned pros, MWAC's OFWAC's point and shooters, film, 35mm medium large format, aspiring shooters, shooters with "shooters block".
This is for the folks that want to gain experience, share experience, or seek experience.
Basically if you have a camera, or know someone who does, this place is for you. ENJOY and go SHOOT something.
Jan 9, 2012 01:15:21 #
Jan 12, 2012 11:34:27 #
Well, I get the feeling that while this is a good idea it will not work as expected because few folks seem to NOT* understand what this section if for.
I have been checking it out quite a few times and I find mainly posts that do not respect the orientation of this section.
It is still a show and tell more than "I need someone to look at this and really give me an analysis, not wild comments".
* Correction
I have been checking it out quite a few times and I find mainly posts that do not respect the orientation of this section.
It is still a show and tell more than "I need someone to look at this and really give me an analysis, not wild comments".
* Correction
Jan 12, 2012 12:05:45 #
English_Wolf wrote:
I agree. I hope that eventually people will get the idea.Well, I get the feeling that while this is a good idea it will not work as expected because few folks seem to understand what this section if for.
I have been checking it out quite a few times and I find mainly posts that do not respect the orientation of this section.
It is still a show and tell more than "I need someone to look at this and really give me an analysis, not wild comments".
I have been checking it out quite a few times and I find mainly posts that do not respect the orientation of this section.
It is still a show and tell more than "I need someone to look at this and really give me an analysis, not wild comments".
Jan 12, 2012 23:09:01 #
We have a huge variety of experience and knowledge floating here. I feel there is room for all levels. I've been around the game for a while, and there is still a huge amount that is over my head. I'm glad for it.
If I knew it all, I'd be doing something else. We can all polish our marbles no matter how humble they might be. That is the way we move from ignorant to less ignorant. Gee, what an opportunity to ask "What the Hell does that mean." Don't know enough to even ask? Well, start singing the alphabet song of photography, everyone doing photography did in their beginning days.
Where else does a person have such personalized tutoring in his grasp. In our efforts we might run into the rare instance of implied derision. Well, we live in a human kitchen and it happens everywhere. Get used to the heat if necessary. I just learned something about using Photo Shop tonight in that new section. I don't understand everything I run across or runs over me. But, when it sticks, I've won another inning among the many not so won ones. Won, ones? Nuts.
If I knew it all, I'd be doing something else. We can all polish our marbles no matter how humble they might be. That is the way we move from ignorant to less ignorant. Gee, what an opportunity to ask "What the Hell does that mean." Don't know enough to even ask? Well, start singing the alphabet song of photography, everyone doing photography did in their beginning days.
Where else does a person have such personalized tutoring in his grasp. In our efforts we might run into the rare instance of implied derision. Well, we live in a human kitchen and it happens everywhere. Get used to the heat if necessary. I just learned something about using Photo Shop tonight in that new section. I don't understand everything I run across or runs over me. But, when it sticks, I've won another inning among the many not so won ones. Won, ones? Nuts.
Jan 16, 2012 11:09:02 #
Bmac wrote:
That's cheap.
sinatraman wrote:
so in photo analysis does the photo lie down on a couch and start talking about its childhood for $150.00 an hour?
That's cheap.
It started in 1952 ....never mind can't afford your rates
Jan 16, 2012 17:35:58 #
if I were resistant to change, I'd still be using my old Kodak Brownie :)
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