Search results

With some time on my hands stuck in the house, I thought I would look at some pictures I've taken several months ago and see if there were any that I dismissed at the time, and might just be decent pictures with a little help. I looked at some pictures from a trip to downtown Charleston back...

I have been thinking about getting my daughter a 105mm micro Nikon lens for her birthday. It will currently be used on her D5600. I could save a little money and get the DX model, but I think that it's worth spending a little more and getting FX lenses in case she decides to move to a full frame...

Well, I wish it was both of us going together. Like I said, I really enjoy our outings together. One of us has to be here with my wife, so I let her go and have a good time. I will enjoy it vicariously. I just got a text from her. She's having a great time, is now on the little excursion boat...

As I have alluded to recently, my wife has had some health issues recently, and right now requires a good bit of care. This has interfered with my daughter and I making photo trips together for the last couple months. My wife is now home from a rehab facility (no, not that kind of rehab)...

I've been looking at different ways of displaying prints. Wondering what everyone else is doing and maybe some unique ideas. This is what I've looked at/done. 1. Mat and frame. This is the definitive method IMO. The biggest down side is cost. Unless you have a business license and can buy from...

This is about the difference between technical knowledge vs having an eye for an image and an ability to translate that to a two dimensional format. Case in point, I am the techie when it comes to photography. I can rattle off info about the mechanics of photography, but sometimes have trouble...

Yes, we all know we need to backup our important files. I'll do that next week. Clovispup had her laptop die on her yesterday. She had bought a large capacity thumbdrive recently and was planning on backing up her photos soon. We have be very busy the last several weeks with a family issue...

If this is a convenient place to get to, I would suggest filming early morning. Run up and down the road when it's dry to kick up the dust, and the sun peaking through the branches will give you rays of light. Early morning fog should give a similar effect, but the dust is more easily obtained...

And for those who like something a little different:

What is the experience of folks here about how fast a shutter speed it requires to stop the blur of hummingbird wings? My new Z5 goes to 1/8000 and I'm wondering if that will do it? I know, the tried and true is flash. I was thinking about putting up a feeder and trying to take some photos. I...

Wow, those are some great images. My daughter and I have an annual pass to Magnolia and enjoy taking pictures there. You bird pictures are spectacular. While she likes wildlife pictures a lot, she is better at what I would call "artsy" pictures. Looking at things from a different perspective...

Well, someone has to start the ball rolling.

There were several pictures that I actively moved to include the moon. I wish I could have used a longer focal length on some of those to enlarge the moon, but constraints of the width of the beach, and other trees encroaching in the frame usually excluded being able to do that. In this one the...

Something like this? I was looking primarily at the shadow detail in the trees and the reflections in the sand. I sometimes get carried away with the color density of sunrises. At other times I overcompensate and leave them too bland.

As posted in the HDR subsection, the Pup and I went to Boneyard Beach this morning. I was able to give the Z5 a workout. Had one issue with trying to get into self timer mode to fire the auto bracketing without a hand on the camera. My fault. I had figured out how to do it the day before, but in...