Posts for: rdfarr
Sep 8, 2014 08:37:51 #
Navygmari wrote:
I have a photo I want to resize larger to an 8 x 10 how do I do this in lightroom 5 so the resolution is accurate And not low?
I thought I knew about resizing my photo files. I didn't!
Here is a good coverage of this misunderstood subject that I just found:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=44mV3NsLmXw
Sep 7, 2014 09:52:16 #
Hello. I joined the group within the last couple of weeks. Online, I go by Ret. I'm a retired engineer.
I live on Lake Martin which is NE of Montgomery, AL.
I've been a photographer since I bought my first camera, a Yashica Lynx rangefinder many years ago, shortly thereafter graduating to a Pentax Spotmatic SLR. (Still have those cameras in an old box along with several others I've set aside over the years.)
In the Service, I spent a lot of time in the hobby photo lab of the Army installation in Germany developing and printing my b/w 35mm negatives. Now, I "develop" my photos in Photoshop.
Presently, I use either my Nikon D7000, or Canon s100 for my photos, the latter when I need the most portability like on motorcycle trips.
I prefer taking nature photos over people photos, but I have plenty of the latter of my kids and grandkids.
Being now retired, I take trips to places where I can find interesting scenery: for example, Hawaii, Canada, Appalachians, and the American Southwest.
I joined this group to associate online with folks who can offer photographic help and support, and provide new ideas.
I live on Lake Martin which is NE of Montgomery, AL.
I've been a photographer since I bought my first camera, a Yashica Lynx rangefinder many years ago, shortly thereafter graduating to a Pentax Spotmatic SLR. (Still have those cameras in an old box along with several others I've set aside over the years.)
In the Service, I spent a lot of time in the hobby photo lab of the Army installation in Germany developing and printing my b/w 35mm negatives. Now, I "develop" my photos in Photoshop.
Presently, I use either my Nikon D7000, or Canon s100 for my photos, the latter when I need the most portability like on motorcycle trips.
I prefer taking nature photos over people photos, but I have plenty of the latter of my kids and grandkids.
Being now retired, I take trips to places where I can find interesting scenery: for example, Hawaii, Canada, Appalachians, and the American Southwest.
I joined this group to associate online with folks who can offer photographic help and support, and provide new ideas.
On a one-way motorcycle trip through New England
Sep 4, 2014 19:24:26 #
Linda From Maine wrote:
Very beautiful series!
Thanks, Linda! Some locales just have amazing scenery, allowing the photographer less work to capture it.
Sep 4, 2014 16:14:44 #
From a trip to Alaska, and Inside Passage cruise back to Vancouver. (2013)
Morning on Katchemak Bay, Homer, AK
Float planes, Homer, AK
Ketchikan, AK, creekside walk (artsy version)
Sep 4, 2014 07:41:14 #
Dixiegirl wrote:
Welcome! These are beautiful. Looking forward to seeing more of your work.
Thanks for the nice comment. I viewed your webpage.
I'm from Pensacola originally, not far from you, and lived on the Intercoastal Waterway. Hurricane Ivan drove us north to Lake Martin.
Sep 4, 2014 07:38:08 #
Sep 2, 2014 09:02:45 #
Sep 2, 2014 08:30:43 #
Three photos from recent motorcycle trip along Jasper N.P., Alberta, Canada.
[Larger collection of photos are posted on my Picasa online photo collection. (Link provided on individual request)]
[Larger collection of photos are posted on my Picasa online photo collection. (Link provided on individual request)]
Columbia Icefields
Approaching Mt. Robson
Waterfall along the Icefields Pkwy
