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Nov 23, 2020 12:46:38   #
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Alaska bound
If you are docking in Haines, I would like to offer my services. I do private photography and nature tours here in town (have been doing so for a decade). Many people who bypass Haines to dock in Skagway take the day boat over the Haines in favor of the wildlife, quiet landscapes, and authentic Alaskan flavor that Haines offers. I would be happy to help you dial in and answer any questions if you have an interest. Happy trails! https://timenspace.net/photography-workshop/haines-private-tour/
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Jun 25, 2020 09:33:32   #
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Backup Software
I use FBackup ... very easy to use, seems to meet all your criteria, and it is FREE. I have been using it for years very happily. I used GoodSync for a number of years and walked away from them very unhappy.
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Jun 17, 2020 10:46:23   #
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Practicing focus stacking.
Here is the method I use: In Photoshop go to FILES and select SCRIPTS > LOAD FILES INTO STACKS (check "Attempt to Auto Align." Then select all the layers, go to EDIT > AUTO BLEND LAYERS > STACK IMAGES (Check "Seamless tones and colors." ... and away we go!
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Jun 2, 2020 10:17:34   #
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iPad Pro
LR Classic will not work on the iPad, just LR CC.
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Apr 16, 2020 09:18:06   #
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Self Published Photo Book
Definitely Blurb .... great product, good customer service. Self publishing aint cheap, but Blurb regularly has sales that bring the price down to authors.
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Mar 3, 2020 09:27:34   #
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Mounting Photos on Mat Board
Crescent self adhesive matt boards are the easiest. I use Redi-mat as a source, and a roller to apply the photo. Very simple, efficient and effective. Been using this product for years with excellent results.
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Dec 20, 2019 11:49:40   #
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Photography After Retirement
The problem with doing nothing is that you cannot quit and take a break.

Photographers generally do not make a lot of money selling prints, and across the board I have heard of no one making money on greeting cards.
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Dec 19, 2019 08:55:21   #
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Metadata Question: Sidecar XMP or Embedded Metadata
catalog backups will go quicker if you use the XMP file system, as LR is just needing to update text files. I prefer having all my eggs in the one basket: DNG.
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Dec 12, 2019 12:05:09   #
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Antelope Canyon is Shutting Down Its Photo Tours Due to Overcrowding and Negative Reviews
DebAnn wrote:
Interesting comment Bob. If you weren't going to photograph anything that had been photographed before, your camera would quickly gather dust!


Some photography is just derivative.
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Dec 12, 2019 08:31:38   #
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Antelope Canyon is Shutting Down Its Photo Tours Due to Overcrowding and Negative Reviews
Across the board, tourism is becoming a crush that compromises the experience that people come to enjoy. As a photo guide in SE Alaska, I am happy to be situated in one of the quiet corners, but even we have our issues in Haines. Meanwhile, in Skagway, Juneau, and beyond >> http://timenspace.net/2017/08/05/quality-tourism-experience-alaska/
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Dec 11, 2019 10:39:29   #
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Fall in Southern California
If you have the opportunity, Kern River Canyon between Lake Isabella and Bakersfield is well worth the trip. Not sure what the current state of foliage displays.
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Dec 11, 2019 10:37:29   #
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Native American Memorial -- Little Bighorn
Photographers and historians should be interested in the biography of Edward Curtis, entitled "Short Night of the Shadow Catcher." It is one of the best books I have ever read. Curtis's research into, and conclusions regarding Custer's "stand" are profoundly illuminating and disturbing, relative to the established spin of history.
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Dec 7, 2019 10:30:25   #
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Utah National Parks
Depending on the amount of snow, weather may constrain what you can do and where you can go. Moab is handy to Arches, if you like overcrowding at National Parks. (We were there just after Christmas last year and there were MOBS of Asians all over Delicate Arch. Most of Canyonlands is far removed and best attained on foot. Top marks go to Zion at this time of year. (Stay in Springdale). The hitherto undiscovered jewel of Utah is Capital Reef, which is a bit removed and well worth the extra effort to get there. A smattering of Zion in winter was shared on my gallery at: https://timenspace.smugmug.com/Collections/Other/Southwest-US/Zion-2013/

Happy trails!
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Oct 25, 2019 08:55:18   #
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out of focus
Is it possible you have stacked filters?
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Sep 28, 2019 18:27:03   #
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Northern Lights tonight!
wdross wrote:
You are a terrible, terrible person to show us these absolutely beautiful and perfect shots and not have the thousand or so UHHs standing right beside you as you take these shots!

All kidding aside, the first shot is phenomenal and shows us what can be shot with a strong enough solar storm and being far enough north. There were clouds here in Colorado but a check of the limits of the solar storm showed I was missing nothing. It takes a very strong storm to push the edge down into Colorado. You took full advantage of a strong storm. Hopefully I will travel far enough north one of these days and be able to shoot some of my own shots. My hat is off to you for your shooting and sharing your absolutely beautiful aurora.
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Thank you kindly. Here in Haines we also suffer the challenge of cloud cover, being at the northern edge of a temperate rain forest. Sometimes the magic works.

FYI, shots taken with a D850, ISO 1600, 14-24mm f/2.8 @ f/4 and 18mm with approximately 12 second exposures. f/4 and be there, as the saying goes, more or less.
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