I'm a retired biologist from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. I've worked fairly seriously on my photography, going back to college days when I bought an Argus C3 just like my dad's. I now have several digital cameras that I use for various purposes, including snapping pictures from my car (Canon SX700 in door pocket), when I need some quick video or quick powerful zoom (Canon SX50), when I'm more relaxed (Nikon D3300), or when I'm really serious about trying to do something well, especially landscape (Nikon D610). I love my Sigma 150-600, and the Sigma 2X converter. From hanging around artists all my adult life, I've come to the conclusion that photographs should capture some of the photographer's soul as well as the subject, and as a result, the photos that I'm most satisfied with have a reflective and narrative quality. I struggle with focus a little bit. I also use photography as writing research, and have done this since the early 70s. In my opinion, uglyhedgehog is a great forum. Thanks!
jjanovy wrote:
I'm a retired biologist from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. I've worked fairly seriously on my photography, going back to college days when I bought an Argus C3 just like my dad's. I now have several digital cameras that I use for various purposes, including snapping pictures from my car (Canon SX700 in door pocket), when I need some quick video or quick powerful zoom (Canon SX50), when I'm more relaxed (Nikon D3300), or when I'm really serious about trying to do something well, especially landscape (Nikon D610). I love my Sigma 150-600, and the Sigma 2X converter. From hanging around artists all my adult life, I've come to the conclusion that photographs should capture some of the photographer's soul as well as the subject, and as a result, the photos that I'm most satisfied with have a reflective and narrative quality. I struggle with focus a little bit. I also use photography as writing research, and have done this since the early 70s. In my opinion, uglyhedgehog is a great forum. Thanks!
I'm a retired biologist from the University of Neb... (
show quote)
Welcome to UHH and very glad you joined.Look forward to seeing some of your images.
Welcome! Looking forward to your posts and pictures. Happy shooting!
Welcome, look forward to seeing some of your photos. I agree with your philosophy of photograph.
From another biologist, welcome. Hope to see some posts real soon.
Welcome to the forum.
Jack
Welcome to the UHH. Looking forward to your contributions to the forum.
Welcome to our forum!
It seems you're well equipped.
Welcome to UHH, glad you joined us. Hope you get to like the forum as much as I do.
Have fun, learn and enjoy the forum.
Don
If you want to reply, then
register here. Registration is free and your account is created instantly, so you can post right away.