Enjoying Retirement
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GeneC123us wrote:
Hi, br This is my first posting although I’ve been... (show quote)
Very nice Gene. Love the colors and the shots.
May 25, 2020 13:37:15 #
GeneC123us wrote:
Hi, br This is my first posting although I’ve been... (show quote)
Very nice first set.
Could you check (store original) when posting images? Allows us to see a full (?) version of the image.
Thanx for sharing.
May 25, 2020 15:56:44 #
GeneC123us
Loc: Sugar Land, TX
Thanks for all comments. Geatly appreciated.
Next time around, I'll include the originals.
Next time around, I'll include the originals.
May 25, 2020 19:14:41 #
May 25, 2020 19:30:57 #
GeneC123us
Loc: Sugar Land, TX
I am using the 18-300 more often than not. I like that I don't have to reach for another lens and make a change. I would find myself looking for a a "safe" place to swap out a lens. For landscapes this was not a big issue - just a pain. For wildlife and street shots, I was missing more shots than I was taking. I'm an ametuer, not a pro. I'm 74 and take pictures at family gatherings, vacations and early morning walks with my dog. The 18-300 allows me to compose and take a quick shot. I use LR 6.4 in post to dress up the photo. Hope that answers your question!
May 25, 2020 23:14:51 #
Sounds like we’re 2 peas from the sale pod. Same age, same frustrations, same direction for a solution- thank you.
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