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Jan 18, 2012 19:32:18 #

This was a difficult image to capture- Does What I got work, even a little??

PIXChuck wrote:

Had a friend that shot for the Stars and Stripes, in Korea, and as a pro, after the "police action", taught me to shoot fast(and duck), shoot thoughtfully and tight! I also believe in "It's, many times, better to be lucky than good"....CTP

all true/all true...also there..great shot,wish my place faced east or west,with that good a scene..I face the garage across the street..

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Jan 18, 2012 09:13:21 #

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This was a difficult image to capture- Does What I got work, even a little??

greymule wrote:

Mel Winner wrote:

Nice shot Rico and I have had the same experience there on Princeton. How many fourteeners have you climbed?

47. How 'bout you?

okay you "fourteeners"..quite making the rest of us feel bad..myself?? lucky if I make it to 7 or 8 with my oxy full blast..lol---joe

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Jan 18, 2012 09:07:53 #

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This was a difficult image to capture- Does What I got work, even a little??

Teri O wrote:

I love stormy weather - especially when it happens just as the sun is setting. Here is my "storm across the San Gabriel Valley" shot....

nice shot.---joe

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Jan 17, 2012 17:58:54 #

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Newbie from the Land of Enchantment

welcome... great shots--almost makes me homesick..different view of "miss piggy" than any I saw before[lived 20 years in deming]..miss my Hatch chilis..---joe

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Jan 17, 2012 17:43:35 #

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Anyone Ever Seen a Real Oasis??

greymule wrote:

Here's a series of images made approaching, then at at actual oasis. No camels at this one, though.

real--reality series of pics. good job. where at???---joe

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Jan 17, 2012 17:40:39 #

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This was a difficult image to capture- Does What I got work, even a little??

greymule wrote:

Storm rolling up the Arkansas Valley, just outside of Buena Vista and we're on top of Mount Princeton, 14,000+ feet. Hair standing on end from the electricity in the air, lightning striking all around, thunder huge.

But don't let that color your judgment about the photo.

Rico

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only problem I see is,it looks as if you are in the storm--not sweeping across the valey..otherwise looks good to me.---joe

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Jan 13, 2012 11:41:41 #

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When Things Started In NM Within The 100 Years

artlover wrote:

Went to your site and like what I saw. If only the cities would
paint their streets like they do in the rural areas. I still say they
are using paint left over from the indians days. :lol:

first--thank you..
second--your talking to an old[as in,,was there/been there/done that..now I'm an adult-uncle says so..] resident of
NM. lived in deming for almost 20 years then momma wanted to come up here to be close to daughter. was a crafter[silversmith/lapidarist] till heart/lung decided they didn't want to do that anymore..now back to next love pics-pics-pics,and pentax..all my NM pics are on film so have none converted yet.
enjoy your threads on NM,keep-em coming.--joe

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Jan 11, 2012 23:42:40 #

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pentax

first pentax camerawas a spotmatic[lost]--its replacement,also spotmatic..currently have an x-70/24x zoom,
love it,just dreaming of K-5[star bright/star lite--wish I may,wish I might---etc/etc..lol---joe

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Jan 11, 2012 23:32:55 #

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When Things Started In NM Within The 100 Years

artlover wrote:

John Brown wrote:

Thanks for the info on NM...it's a great state that most others have forgotten about or have no idea it exist. That's good, we don't need more people.
The weather person usually stands in front of NM telling you about AZ or CA or the other way TX
I was in Chicago a few years ago, and the baggage handler told me that my luggage was sent to Mexico because Albuquerque was a foreign destination.

Nowadays the TSA would welcome you from Mexico.
:lol:

ohh how I remember those days[and heard those jokes-lol]
---joe

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Jan 11, 2012 23:27:45 #

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Wild West Wheels

artlover wrote:

No whistles or bells.

wherebouts in dona anna county???---joe

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Jan 11, 2012 11:20:34 #

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exposure

halo wrote:

thanks joe for your support i also like this pic,but i thought the face looked too bright for the backround.How would i be able to get rid of shows for next time? not in pp

as I stated[i think],,the shadows showing is what brings out the pic--early morn/cold/I see you mommie/I'm safe/wish I were in my warm bed/brrrrr--...only thing I can think of,would be sharper focus on the eyes[not possible without manual focus{you were using a P&S,right?}]..otherwise I feel it is a beautiful pic.. thanks--joe

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Jan 10, 2012 17:37:28 #

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exposure

[quote=rivernan]quote]
sorry to start tangent...
welcome back Nan...heard you were under the weather..
hope you are all better [liked your betty in the snow best]...joe

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Jan 10, 2012 15:45:17 #

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exposure

halo wrote:

how's this photo exposed? i feel like it might be overexposed ,and her skin color looks off what does everyone else think?(im very impressed with the advice ppl give on this forum)im really trying to learn so pls be honest.Thanks hila nikon d3100 f5.6 ,1/2000,iso250,55mm.

I liike it as it is..shadow gives it depth and reality..if I could adjust
all those settings,I would have done differently--but thats me..
your pic looks good,,the PP'd pic is good to,but its about what YOU want,,not what another wants..---joe

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Jan 10, 2012 15:23:16 #

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Rising Moon in the Trees

[quote=medenni] I have so much to learn. I'm trying to decide what editing software to buy, but there are so many and many are very complex. can you recommend a beginners software? quote]

don't know if anyone has suggested this[haven't read all the replies],but you could try "picasa3"--free from google--.
it is a handy small program that will allow you to learn about what programs can do..then you will have better understanding of what an expensive program can do..---joe

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Jan 9, 2012 10:50:15 #

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frustrated

brokeweb wrote:

Can I suggest you to search "exposure in photography" and read about as much as you can. I wrote a little thingy about exposure that you maybe interested in: http://brokeweb.com/wordpress/?p=419

hey broke!! thank you..for common sense[and language] AND for a good reference to your "exposure" piece. wont say it,helped[wont say 'not'] a lot[me],,but it is so well written that I will save the url and try to ref to others who need help learning..thanks again..---joe

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