Papa Joe Loc: Midwest U.S.

Great examples, and excellent shots!

PaulG Loc: Western Australia

In fairness to GrayPlayer, he did title his thread "My opinion Only". I suspect too that he was only putting this out as a general comment and not literally to be telling anyone to change their photographic philosophy. Anyone who owns a camera will instinctively take photographs of the things that interest them, it's human nature. If we didn't it would be a bit like reading a book that has no personal appeal. After a while we might get more adventurous/experimental and tinker with exposure, light, angle, DOF... in a quest for variety and something perhaps a little different. There are so many variables to consider that it is almost impossible to keep producing the same sort of work (apart from an absolute novice, and then only for a limited time). I think perhaps GrayPlayer's point is to think outside the box, which most of us probably do to varying degrees. And, it is an interesting point to consider because by doing so we can only grow and develop our photographic technique.

MadMikeOne Loc: So. NJ Shore - a bit west of Atlantic City

I found mine. It's doing whatever is "out there" AND makes me a little UNcomfortable.
Oh wait, if being uncomfortable Is my comfort zone, I need to re-think this whole thing.

plessner Loc: North Dakota

have you checked into the challenge group here on UHH?
There are two different challenges each week and then Sundays are "free" to post what you want.

LLucas Loc: Upstate South Carolina, USA

Your photos are gorgeous and awe-inspiring. Ok, I'm stoked to try something a little more challenging now!!

Sprocket Loc: Upstate New York

I think that you might be looking over the horizon when what you are looking for is right in front of you. UHH does have all that.

But I like taking pictures of wildlife and I like taking pictures of my grandson. So my only goal is to get better at those types of pictures.

wingclui44 Loc: CT USA

Going closer to your target, you will love it!