My 13 year old granddaughter, Fiona, inherited her mom™s IPhone a little more than a year ago, and she has really gotten involved with the camera aspects of it. She posts some of her photos on Instagram and I am impressed with her self-developed talent. She does not know that I copied the attached photos from Instagram. Occasionally, she will search the Internet for an appropriate quote and include it with the photo she posted. The photo with the eyes included the quote: œBehind the most beautiful eyes lay secrets deeper and darker than the mysterious sea.
I have been a member of Ugly Hedgehog for several years and know that members are always eager to offer suggestions and assistance. I am looking for your help into how I can help Fionas photography talent continue to grow. Right now, school and field hockey are keeping her busy, and soon basketball will replace field hockey, but I assure you that her Iphone is always close at hand. So please, if you have ideas on tutorials, challenges, books or websites that will help her continue her photography skills, I am listening. If you wish please email me at rgsidder@yahoo.com.
Thank you so much.

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I didn't buy my 5DSR or my 5DIV because I needed them. I bought them because of their features and capabilities. I didn't intend to get a 5DSR until I saw in person the mind boggling detail and resolution the camera is capable of. The 5DSR is a really nice camera but it's not intended to be a daily shooter. You can use it that way but it can be frustrating. That's why I got the 5DIV. It's not finicky like the 5DSR can be and its got 4K video frame capture. That's like having virtual 30 frames per second plus it has some nice features that I know I will use like built-in time lapse.

I shoot and print , larger images landscapes and birds mainly. I started with a d300 now have a d7100 for 2 years, and a d810 for about 6 the past 6 months .It is the images I shot from the d300 early on that has paid the way for most everything else . There are a halve dozen from the d300 that always sell at about $ 225 dollars each at art shows their IQ is about 24 x 36 I rarely go over unless it's the stitched landscape at 20 x 50 . And it was only 12.3 megapixels. There are 3 from the d7100 with one of an egret at 18 x 42 almost life size that sell well none off the d810 yet , only from lack of travel to sites yet . Fall and spring will be good sunsets here in Florida with a trip to Gatorland in St . Augistine . So it seems the same images keep selling because of content not tech. I also print for an artist that uses a Nikon zoom that has a zoom that goes to like 1400 mm and he has about 12 images that constantly sell at every art show locally and has an itty bitty sensor and the two biggest images I print for him is a row of 6 turtles 16 x 48 and 18 x 60. The biggest that he sells that I print is a 40 x 60 of rainbow springs 3 so far . He out sells all of us with a $ 500. Camera I think it's a p520 or something like that .Since I work on his images we have convinced him to purchase a sony rx10 iii .he has trouble with focus acquisitions and still carries the smaller camera ,and only uses the sony rx10iii after shooting with the Nikon. So it's the image and content that sells not the technology. And of coarse the eye of the Artist..