Before I knew what I was doing (P&S Thread)
Jul 30, 2012 13:54:31 #
Jul 30, 2012 13:58:24 #
edh wrote:
All shot with a Canon Powershot A540
Really refreshing after the hot weather we have been having! thanks for sharing. Really like the first one alot.
Jul 30, 2012 14:02:28 #
debbyg wrote:
Really refreshing after the hot weather we have been having! thanks for sharing. Really like the first one alot.
edh wrote:
All shot with a Canon Powershot A540
Really refreshing after the hot weather we have been having! thanks for sharing. Really like the first one alot.
Thanks debbyg, the 1st and 3rd were shot in a parking lot in Wilsonville, OR back in '06 when I was still working for a living. As you can see I wasn't working all the time.
Jul 30, 2012 17:34:45 #
A few I shot the other night at an outdoor concert in the park. Didn't feel like lugging the big bag so just grabbed my Nikon P100..........
Reflection of stagelights off trombone onto eyes
Favorite shot of the night
Great Expressions
And Another
Doin What She Does Best
Jul 30, 2012 17:54:43 #
coco1964 wrote:
A few I shot the other night at an outdoor concert in the park. Didn't feel like lugging the big bag so just grabbed my Nikon P100..........
I see why #2 is your favorite.. Great shot..
ed
Jul 30, 2012 22:24:58 #
So what is the moral of this story?
In the hands of someone skilled, a P&S ROCKS!!!
In the hands of someone skilled, a P&S ROCKS!!!
Jul 30, 2012 22:34:48 #
hlmichel wrote:
So what is the moral of this story?
In the hands of someone skilled, a P&S ROCKS!!!
In the hands of someone skilled, a P&S ROCKS!!!
Ain't arguing that..
Aug 2, 2012 03:44:49 #
hlmichel wrote:
I looked through all my P&S shots--Dimage Z10--and could find nothing to compare to your images. But I still want to play....
One thing I realized is that I'm a sell-out. I can do better now than I could back then, but I think I like the lighting(or lack of) better back in my P&S days.
One thing I realized is that I'm a sell-out. I can do better now than I could back then, but I think I like the lighting(or lack of) better back in my P&S days.
I like the B&W shot of a person with a child on his shoulders looking out a window. Makes you want to know where it is and what they're looking at.
That happy little girl is great, too.
Aug 2, 2012 03:51:04 #
jimber wrote:
quote=tilde531 I've read in another thread today ... (show quote)
I love that single maple leaf with drops of water on it on a background of wet pebbles.
Aug 2, 2012 03:55:40 #
Emmett wrote:
Here's a couple with my old Fuji Finepix F-20
Your shot "The Old Fishing Hole" is beautiful.
Aug 2, 2012 04:18:27 #
debbyg wrote:
Nice pictures! I will share a few of mine with Kodak EasyShare V1233 - loved that camera :)...
Yes all three have had a bit of PP - color and clarity where not touched...
Yes all three have had a bit of PP - color and clarity where not touched...
Great pics! Those were some great cameras!! Shows how important the EYE behind the camera is!!
Aug 2, 2012 04:20:24 #
tilde531 wrote:
I've read in another thread today (and yesterday) ... (show quote)
Everything I have seen of yours have been exceptional, and these are NO exception to that!! Your eye is only enhanced by the equipment you are using, but obviously know how to use what you have to capture what you see!!
LOVE these pics!!
Aug 2, 2012 04:24:25 #
jimber wrote:
quote=tilde531 I've read in another thread today ... (show quote)
BEAUTIFUL!!! Another great example that with the right "eye" behind the camera, most any camera is capable of some GREAT results!! Very beautiful set, and nothing to be ashamed of !!
Aug 2, 2012 04:31:02 #
SHOOTR wrote:
quote=Erv quote=SHOOTR quote=tilde531 I've read... (show quote)
The picture needed the ".JPG" extension for it to show up. Add that when you download and save and you will be able to see a beautiful picture!
Aug 2, 2012 04:33:29 #
debbyg wrote:
Very well put - "ditto"...I am also out of P mode most of the time now...and using "M" yeah...I have had my DSLR camera for a year and a 1/2 now..it took me most of that first year before I had courage enough to take the plunge so to speak. Some days I feel like a sponge...and love the "light bulb" moments.
And here I thought the "P" mode was for Professional!! LOL!! (Read that one somewhere).
I don't use full auto much, but do use the "P" mode as it gives easy access on most cameras to a lot of controls.
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