Posts for: jjbrenner
Jun 8, 2018 17:32:25 #
Jun 8, 2018 15:34:03 #
A great shot, John. What, exactly, is that "little fellow"? Probably just my 75 year-old vision, but I can't determine what's nesting in the bloom. Thanks.
Jim
Jim
Jun 8, 2018 13:40:09 #
Jun 6, 2018 08:50:01 #
Peterff wrote:
T3i is a good entry level camera, but is quite old... (show quote)
Excellent advice. I bought the 80D about a year ago, and have been completely satisfied. It's an amazing camera, and if you can find a refurb from Canon at a price you can afford, I don't think you can go wrong. By the way, I love your butterfly image!
Jim
Jun 6, 2018 08:36:57 #
Treepusher wrote:
Interesting image, Greg! We know birds are a specialized line of dinosaurs going back to the time before the Big Bang off the Yucatan that killed most of their featherless relatives. This image strongly suggests the truth of that, those eyes being every bit as fearsome as those of the velociraptors portrayed in the original 'Jurassic Park.' Cool shot.
And a cool reply to the posting, Treepusher. Couldn't agree more--a remarkable image.
Jim
Jun 6, 2018 08:34:46 #
Such serenity. Your capture is a great example of why I love photography. You'll be able to re-live that magical moment time and time again. Thanks for sharing it with us.
Jim
Jim
Jun 6, 2018 08:31:25 #
May 14, 2018 12:20:20 #
My kind of photography. And you've nailed it. No advice, except to keep up the good work!
Jim
Jim
May 2, 2018 09:27:12 #
Agree completely. Thank you for passing along this treasure trove of links.
Jim
Jim
Jan 3, 2018 09:48:55 #
Frankie cano wrote:
Best picture editor
I suggest you at least look into FastStone 6.4. It may not be the best, but as a beginner a few years ago, it proved to be very user-friendly, with an intuitive learning-curve. I've continued to use it, although I hope to begin learning Light Room this year. FastStone can be downloaded free, but they give you an opportunity to submit a donation ($25.00 suggested), which I do yearly. I did'n need a tutor with FastStone, but it's clear that Light Room--for this 75 year-old-student--will require some hands-on assistance.
Dec 29, 2017 15:22:31 #
Bill_de wrote:
Well, stated in the Photo Gallery rules: br br i... (show quote)
Dec 26, 2017 10:41:02 #
davidp, I can see why you want this photo edited. It has great potential as a Christmas card.
if you can send the picture as a jpg to my personal email address: janddgloss@suddenlink.net , I'll fix the image. I've already gotten it edited, but am unable to attach to the Forum, due to my limited skills attaching images.
Hope you and your family have had a merry Christmas and are looking forward to a prosperous and happy New Year.
Jim G.
if you can send the picture as a jpg to my personal email address: janddgloss@suddenlink.net , I'll fix the image. I've already gotten it edited, but am unable to attach to the Forum, due to my limited skills attaching images.
Hope you and your family have had a merry Christmas and are looking forward to a prosperous and happy New Year.
Jim G.
Dec 26, 2017 09:00:33 #
Davidp, I use FastStone Image Viewer 6.2. The cloning/healing tool makes challenges like yours fairly quick and easy. I'm sure you'll get a number of equally-effective suggestions. Also, if you post your image, I'm betting that there would be Hoggers who could fix your photo ASAP. Good luck!
Dec 18, 2017 08:33:50 #
Picture Taker wrote:
use the printer mfg. ink or if you have a problem the will not back the printer. I spent thousands on my camera equipment, over a thousand on my printer, buy good paper and sell my prints so I want ink to not fade and last. buy cheep ink and see it fade hanging on the wall.
I agree. Often considered other ink sources, but for the reasons mentioned above have stuck with the printer mfg. ink.
Nov 13, 2017 10:56:25 #
blackest wrote:
Like this? It is a tree but a strange one its grown out horizontal and kicked round before deciding it wanted to go up, it's what attracted me initially, then i noticed the couple and shifted the attention from the tree in the foreground the leading lines of the trunk work well to lead you to them. I have no idea who they and i like i've kept them anonymous and the focal point of the scene.
Loved the first image, but agree that it was improved by the shading of the foreground tree. Beautifully composed and very emotional image.