wham121736 wrote:
MegTee, As you can see your first post has created a huge number of responses. So much to consider : patience, vertical versus horizontal, choice of main subject, manual versus automatic, polarizer, red filter, black and white versus color! Mind boggling if you attempt to learn it all at once. This is actually a much better than average “first image” so don’t be discouraged. I suggest you google and read a book on beginning photography, learn how to use all the features of your camera, read about composition and shoot, shoot, shoot. Then, review your work, decide what you like, what works to tell your story. Continue to post here, where you will get many suggestions as to where to find the information you will need.
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Wife and I used to launch our little speedboat from Port Jeff Harbor, we lived in Medford. Many fond memories of shooting 35mm all over the east end, camping at Cedar Point (when it was a county park), riding around out to the tips, farmers markets, fish markets , and on and on. Loved it there. she was a native, I was from Cali via Florida. Cheers!