Project 365 Wrobledo
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RickSawThat
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Wow your winter pictures are so different than mine 
WendyR
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Day 10
My daughter's birthday is tomorrow so she was the topic of today's picture. I took a picture of her eye using the macro settings. I do okay with this compact camera (Nikon Coolpix S8100) but I really really miss the SLR. My pictures were so much better with that camera. I know, I know a lesson learned. ;-)
My daughter's birthday is tomorrow so she was the topic of today's picture. I took a picture of her eye using the macro settings. I do okay with this compact camera (Nikon Coolpix S8100) but I really really miss the SLR. My pictures were so much better with that camera. I know, I know a lesson learned. ;-)
AxeMan - Rick S.
Senior Member
Who needs a D4 when Wendy has her Coolpix. Wendy I hope people are following your 365 project. You are a prime example of the statement you don't need a $6000 camera to take good pictures. Great work with that little camera, keep them coming.
Trust me Rick. I'm following it. I'm trying to follow all of them (even yours), but WOW there's so many this year.
RickSawThat
Senior Member
Nice shot. And you do prove it's how you see things that counts, not the electronic box used to process your vision!
WendyR
Senior Member
Day 11
Today is special and I will have two pictures to share.
It's snowing today so the day was gloomy. I went for a small walk around the house to see if I could capture anything with the snow.
I looked up and saw the sun trying to peek out for a bit. As you can guess I took a picture of the sun. You can see the snow falling down on me as the sun was smiling down.
The second picture is a picture my daughter took today. She said it was the picture that I needed to post since she took it and it was her birthday. I was busy cooking and didn't see what she had done. It wasn't until I was checking my SD card that I saw what she had took a picture of. How can say no to that.
Today is special and I will have two pictures to share.
It's snowing today so the day was gloomy. I went for a small walk around the house to see if I could capture anything with the snow.
I looked up and saw the sun trying to peek out for a bit. As you can guess I took a picture of the sun. You can see the snow falling down on me as the sun was smiling down.
The second picture is a picture my daughter took today. She said it was the picture that I needed to post since she took it and it was her birthday. I was busy cooking and didn't see what she had done. It wasn't until I was checking my SD card that I saw what she had took a picture of. How can say no to that.
RickSawThat
Senior Member
I like the liquify technique, very cool for this particular shot.
Looks "Triple X" rated to me. Just the way I like it. I bought CS5 with the hopes of taking a class, but the local colleges seem to have dropped it from their schedules. I guess I'm limited to trying what I can learn from Youtube videos.
WendyR
Senior Member
Day 15
Yea.. we got to go on a small road trip. We went to Morrison, Colorado to Red Rocks Amphitheater. I took over 100 photos but selected only one for my daily pic. I'm in the process of making my own web site for my photography portfolio. It's part of one my things to do on my "to do list". That's actually what I'm going to school for... web design and multimedia communications. I really need to start practicing making web sites, the photography portfolio will be my first. Wish me LUCK!!
RedRocks
Yea.. we got to go on a small road trip. We went to Morrison, Colorado to Red Rocks Amphitheater. I took over 100 photos but selected only one for my daily pic. I'm in the process of making my own web site for my photography portfolio. It's part of one my things to do on my "to do list". That's actually what I'm going to school for... web design and multimedia communications. I really need to start practicing making web sites, the photography portfolio will be my first. Wish me LUCK!!
RedRocks
WendyR
Senior Member
Mike,
Everything I'm learning is through the Adobe TV web site. They have some awesome tutorials. Just click on Adobe Photoshop and then navigate to what your looking for. YouTube and Google are my best friends. LOL
Site: Adobe TV Just select product and then nav to Photoshop.
Wendy
