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<blockquote data-quote="Don Kuykendall_RIP" data-source="post: 247376" data-attributes="member: 6277">The gallery is actually quite easy. I upload there and then using the &quot;My Photos&quot; button at the lower right of the box I am typing in I can insert the photos into the post. Then If I want to use that same photo in another post I can add it form there instead of re-uploading it. The blog is really more of a personal thing. You either like blogging or you don't.What I get the most out of with this forum is reading it every day and deciding what I like and what I don't like. I see my photography in both of those areas. What I like I try to figure out how they did it and then try it for myself. I bug the crap out of some of the people till I learn it. On the other end I see something I don't like and I then try to not do that in my own photography anymore. I think what I have learned the most is post processing. When I started here I was shooting JPEG only and just a minimum of PP. Brightness, contrast and cropping. Now I do a little more. LOL Also the conversation here tends to be pretty good and I think I have made some like minded friends that are willing to help me when I need help.The most important thing to learn here is to have fun and enjoy photography.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Don Kuykendall_RIP, post: 247376, member: 6277"] The gallery is actually quite easy. I upload there and then using the "My Photos" button at the lower right of the box I am typing in I can insert the photos into the post. Then If I want to use that same photo in another post I can add it form there instead of re-uploading it. The blog is really more of a personal thing. You either like blogging or you don't. What I get the most out of with this forum is reading it every day and deciding what I like and what I don't like. I see my photography in both of those areas. What I like I try to figure out how they did it and then try it for myself. I bug the crap out of some of the people till I learn it. On the other end I see something I don't like and I then try to not do that in my own photography anymore. I think what I have learned the most is post processing. When I started here I was shooting JPEG only and just a minimum of PP. Brightness, contrast and cropping. Now I do a little more. LOL Also the conversation here tends to be pretty good and I think I have made some like minded friends that are willing to help me when I need help. The most important thing to learn here is to have fun and enjoy photography. [/QUOTE]

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