dandev Loc: Enumclaw, WA

1. Definitely shoot more. And shoot stuff outside of my comfort zone.
2. Work towards getting more artful/creative/emotional shots vs just being a technician behind the camera.
3. Start pushing the boundaries of my new R5 that I got in November.
4. Print more with my Canon Pro 1000 - which has been greatly underused.
5. Get a new laptop. My 10 year old Lenovo Thinks Pad is maxed out when handling the new R5 image sizes - especially after post processing in Affinity Photo where the file sizes get even bigger.

mffox Loc: Avon, CT

All of the above!! Well, maybe most of them.

GrandmaG Loc: Flat Rock, MI

Great list!

I will buy a 100-400 for my Sony plus a 2nd Sony full frame body (probably a9ii) and plan a trip when it is safe to do so (thinking Iceland). In the meantime, I’ll finish the course I bought to finally really learn the MAC now that Big Sur is out. Also, I’ll delve into the Fuji book I bought for my new Fuji X T-4 with the awesome 23mm f/1.4 lens. After that, I’ll dive into learning a new Photoshop skill!!! All this and adjusting my sleep schedule, too!!!!!

Thanks for helping us to focus (pun intended)!

GrandmaG Loc: Flat Rock, MI

Very cool! And a good use of being stuck inside!

junglejim1949 Loc: Sacramento,CA

griffzky

There are a few that really hit home with me, i.e. learning to use my newest camera to it's full ability, organizing my new and legacy images better and learning to use back button focus.

CHG_CANON Loc: the Windy City

Excellent, glad to help with ideas and plans. Happy New Year!

keeth Loc: Maryland

I sold my Tamron 70-200 zoom lens. I bought it for motor sports, but they all cancelled their races for the summer. Slowly cars and coffee shows began to open up here and I began using my 50mm more. I`ve made some contacts and hopefully I can start selling some pictures. As my luck would further have it, I printed a picture of Burnside bridge and had it hanging at a local restaurant for sale. They encouraged local artists to have their work displayed. A few weeks later they closed their doors because of covid. They hung on as long as they could. what a shame, they had awesome food.
So for 2021 I am rethinking what I want to do in photography. I`ve been an automechanic most of my life. I love old cars, exotic cars and pretty much anything with an engine. I have been looking at wide angle lenses, primes and zooms. So over the winter my goal is to study and read and learn what I can.