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Mar 18, 2012 13:14:49 #
Just upgraded to the hologram version...seeing much better now! 3-D is so passe'!
Mar 18, 2012 13:40:30 #
That's the problem...inhaled too much D-76 and Dektol back in the day but not enough fixer! :-D
Mar 18, 2012 15:15:19 #
docrob
Loc: Durango, Colorado
papayanirvana wrote:
there is a whole range of psychoactive chemicals that handle the fading issue :mrgreen:
Caranx wrote:
I'm having trouble adjusting the saturation: No matter what I do my pics keep fading...and fading...
there is a whole range of psychoactive chemicals that handle the fading issue :mrgreen:
try weed - far less addicting and much better tasting than anything you can get in a pill
Mar 18, 2012 15:29:23 #
docrob wrote:
try weed - far less addicting and much better tasting than anything you can get in a pill
papayanirvana wrote:
there is a whole range of psychoactive chemicals that handle the fading issue :mrgreen:
Caranx wrote:
I'm having trouble adjusting the saturation: No matter what I do my pics keep fading...and fading...
there is a whole range of psychoactive chemicals that handle the fading issue :mrgreen:
try weed - far less addicting and much better tasting than anything you can get in a pill
Speaking of weed are the Feds closing down all your collectives there in Co. like they did here in Ca.?
Mar 18, 2012 15:34:49 #
docrob
Loc: Durango, Colorado
jkm757 wrote:
Speaking of weed are the Feds closing down all your collectives there in Co. like they did here in Ca.?
docrob wrote:
try weed - far less addicting and much better tasting than anything you can get in a pill
papayanirvana wrote:
there is a whole range of psychoactive chemicals that handle the fading issue :mrgreen:
Caranx wrote:
I'm having trouble adjusting the saturation: No matter what I do my pics keep fading...and fading...
there is a whole range of psychoactive chemicals that handle the fading issue :mrgreen:
try weed - far less addicting and much better tasting than anything you can get in a pill
Speaking of weed are the Feds closing down all your collectives there in Co. like they did here in Ca.?
nope un like CA we got rules n regs for growing the stuff and it seems a few DA's willing to take on the feds......course top headline in Denver Post "More people addicted to and dying from Prescription pain meds"
go figure if there's a way to sell dangerous drugs and sell stock in the company then thats good for us all - but grow a little weed and its the end of the world.....
Mar 18, 2012 16:12:20 #
docrob wrote:
quote=jkm757 quote=docrob quote=papayanirvana ... (show quote)
Capitalism. you gotta love it.
Mar 18, 2012 16:27:39 #
docrob
Loc: Durango, Colorado
jkm757 wrote:
quote=docrob quote=jkm757 quote=docrob quote=p... (show quote)
nope I don't - gotta or love it - unchecked as it currently is its all about the catfish feeding off the bottom - only you n me are on the bottom
Mar 18, 2012 16:28:16 #
konica135
Loc: Ormond Beach, FL
usaellie101 wrote:
It is not a bird or a plane it's inside your head... (show quote)
Please do better with your spelling. It reflects on your credibility as a photographer - how accurately do you make your settings?
Mar 18, 2012 16:29:58 #
docrob
Loc: Durango, Colorado
konica135 wrote:
quote=usaellie101 It is not a bird or a plane it... (show quote)
well yeah the title could use a little help
Mar 18, 2012 16:36:00 #
Mar 18, 2012 18:23:41 #
RTR wrote:
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How do you propose to share these photos stored in your brain? What if you want a photo to last LONGER than your lifetime?
How do you propose to share these photos stored in your brain? What if you want a photo to last LONGER than your lifetime?
Instead of saving a thousand words, describe what you saw a thousand words. Increase verbal communications.
Mar 18, 2012 18:42:07 #
Kid Karats wrote:
Where does it go? Actually it never leaves, it's just one's inability to access it. Now, where was I?
PrairieSeasons wrote:
Just a quick reminder - memory is the second thing to go.
Where does it go? Actually it never leaves, it's just one's inability to access it. Now, where was I?
Last I noticed Kid Karats, you were in Wiscasset, Maine. Where you're at now, I dunno :lol: 8-)
Mar 18, 2012 21:04:52 #
C. David wrote:
Last I noticed Kid Karats, you were in Wiscasset, Maine. Where you're at now, I dunno :lol: 8-)
Kid Karats wrote:
Where does it go? Actually it never leaves, it's just one's inability to access it. Now, where was I?
PrairieSeasons wrote:
Just a quick reminder - memory is the second thing to go.
Where does it go? Actually it never leaves, it's just one's inability to access it. Now, where was I?
Last I noticed Kid Karats, you were in Wiscasset, Maine. Where you're at now, I dunno :lol: 8-)
You're no help.
Mar 18, 2012 21:13:16 #
usaellie101 wrote:
Seriously people, do not let all the cleaver marketing by those who sell all the Cannon, Nikon, Pentax etc etc etc. tell you that their equiptment is the way to get The shot of a lifetime. All you have to do is have your camera with you at ALL times, and be AWARE of your environment. Look, experience the world through your "artistic" eyes.
Only then will you get "The Aphgan Girl" photo.
She inspired the photographer to take THAT photo.
Only then will you get "The Aphgan Girl" photo.
She inspired the photographer to take THAT photo.
GOOD on you, Ellie! I have been saying this for many years now, as have a great many others. It's like the "my car is better than your car" arguments, though. It's an unwinnable debate.
I remember the Afghan Girl photo. Her eyes absolutely captivated me. So did the shot of the 9-year-old girl running from napalm in Vietnam. Those are the shots of lifetimes, and it really doesn't matter whether they were shot with Hasselblads or Kodak Brownies - the eye and mind and soul of the photographer are what made them poignant and living far beyond any of us.
Again, good on you!
Dave K
Mar 18, 2012 22:56:06 #
Kid Karats wrote:
You're no help.
C. David wrote:
Last I noticed Kid Karats, you were in Wiscasset, Maine. Where you're at now, I dunno :lol: 8-)
Kid Karats wrote:
Where does it go? Actually it never leaves, it's just one's inability to access it. Now, where was I?
PrairieSeasons wrote:
Just a quick reminder - memory is the second thing to go.
Where does it go? Actually it never leaves, it's just one's inability to access it. Now, where was I?
Last I noticed Kid Karats, you were in Wiscasset, Maine. Where you're at now, I dunno :lol: 8-)
You're no help.
Well, I COULD have been, but since you slipped off your ankle bracelet, NO-ONE can find you :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: 8-)
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