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Mar 18, 2012 09:21:15   #
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Photo Art--Your Posts and Comments Appreciated
William wrote:
Humm ... ARY or art ... humm ... who cares.Bv



William, out of your posts, I like this one best (landscape with fence); almost has a calming feeling. Looks like an oil painting!
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Mar 17, 2012 23:27:31   #
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Photo Art--Your Posts and Comments Appreciated
llindstrand wrote:
Rexene wrote:
I must agree with Buddy Bob! I think these are incredible and very creative and artistic. I love all three, but My favorite is #3. Makes me wish I owned Corel PaintShop!!


Thanks for the compliment. If you are interested I think I saw that they were running a special for about $50.00.
Swede


Where did you see this special?
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Mar 17, 2012 21:34:49   #
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Photo Art--Your Posts and Comments Appreciated
I must agree with Buddy Bob! I think these are incredible and very creative and artistic. I love all three, but My favorite is #3. Makes me wish I owned Corel PaintShop!!
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Mar 16, 2012 09:25:43   #
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Abstract Digital Art--Commenta Appreciated
These are incredible! How do you accomplish this?
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Mar 15, 2012 10:18:57   #
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Tending the nest
Beautiful! We have a bird sanctuary in our area and I haven taken pictures there. My favorites are of the swan nesting and the free-range male peacock, who was standing right behind me when I turned around! LOL
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Mar 4, 2012 20:16:05   #
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more animal kingdom
Love the tiger and flower.
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Mar 4, 2012 20:11:59   #
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Cooke City, MT in winter, today no less!
Love your shots! What lens were you using?
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Feb 10, 2012 13:46:33   #
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Are you a member of a Camera Club?
katie mae wrote:
I just joined a local Meetup photography group that meets 2X a month and offers workshops, outings, tutorials, & more. In fact,I for the very first time I'm exhibiting at a local library with this group. Also in my area is oldest photo society in the US. They meet every week.

I, too, am very shy but I roamed the Meetup boards to "check out" the locals and was very comfortable at first workshop.

Have fun and learn. :)

Katie Mae


I'm in the same boat; I would love to join a photography club/group, but haven't been able to find one near me. I would love one like the one Katie Mae just described!!
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Jan 23, 2012 00:14:49   #
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Ugly
They aren't ugly; they are Iguanas! My son had one for a pet. It used to sit on his shoulder and crawl under the covers of his heated water bed!
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Jan 22, 2012 19:47:38   #
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Glass Art
Beautiful! Some of the glass looks like Chihuli designs!!
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Jan 22, 2012 19:45:40   #
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The Cell
I love this shot! I also see a face in the light coming through the window! eerie!
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Jan 22, 2012 19:42:16   #
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Great Egret Flight
Great shots! What lens did you use?
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Jan 22, 2012 19:23:37   #
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Not a creative bone in my body
I would try and take out the backward sign in the foreground in Photoshop or similar program. I think that would make it a better shot.
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Jan 15, 2012 21:14:53   #
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Working on Manual Mode
LovinCO wrote:
I had lines showing up in my Canon camera a few years ago. After contacting Canon, it turned out to be a problem with the sensor. Canon repaired the sensor, at no cost to me, not even shipping.


Thanks for the info. The camera is only a couple of months old! I have not noticed the lines in any photos, other than the sunset ones.
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Jan 14, 2012 12:10:59   #
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Working on Manual Mode
English_Wolf wrote:
White balance (WB) is slightly off on the first two. This is due to the time of the day and overcast. It can be easily corrected. Use the sky with a white color probe to manually reset the WB Temp 56, Tint 3~6. Exposure and whatever else is fine. To be honest I prefer YOUR original.

What you might want to learn is to interpret the camera histogram, this will help you more than anything else when taking pictures.

No need to beat yourself over that one.

The third one is red and is supposed to be red so you are fine.
White balance (WB) is slightly off on the first tw... (show quote)


Sometimes the histogram confuses me. I know it shouldn't be touching on either overexposed or underexposed sides, but from there I'm not quite sure. My light meter didn't show up in the view finder. I'm still learning where all of the settings are on the D7000. I was using Aperature Priority setting.
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