The end of photography as we know it
Nov 4, 2019 16:08:06 #
Jaksfotos
Loc: Surrey UK leatherhead
gwytlutlu wrote:
having said in a previous post, your assignment is to travel to Weitchpec up on Hupa reservation in Northern California, situate your self in the front of a drift boat on the Trinity river and fly fish. When enticing a steelhead to bite your task will be to take the shot just as it tail walks. There will be fog. You will need to extend the end of the world day one more day to do this again. Guaranteed this is a bucket list kind of thing. No need to thank me.
A Little dangle on the wensum river nice trout on line . nice cup tea and biccics " UK translation " Jak
Nov 4, 2019 18:52:40 #
Nov 4, 2019 19:02:27 #
Jaksfotos
Loc: Surrey UK leatherhead
AggieB59 wrote:
I can sympathize...as a newbie to the world of &qu... (show quote)
hi Aggie wwelcome to world as
Nov 4, 2019 19:06:31 #
Jaksfotos
Loc: Surrey UK leatherhead
Jaksfotos wrote:
hi Aggie wwelcome to world as
hi Aggie wwelcome to the world as I am of newbies . !!!!! stupid arm wont do as its told...jak
Nov 4, 2019 19:30:29 #
AggieB59 wrote:
Aw, that's very kind of you! Thanks
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Welcome Aggie;
Photography, like any other art form is all about how you feel. If you go around trying to make others happy you'll quit way before you ever get started.
Think of photoshop as the darkroom of digital photography. Just like the great photographers of the film era who used the chemical dark room, if your a RAW shooter you have to put your work into the digital dark room to extract what the sensor (film) captured.
Looking forward to seeing some of your work.
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