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<blockquote data-quote="Mike D90" data-source="post: 238181" data-attributes="member: 17556"><p>Flugelbender, now that this has been separated from the other thread I would like to try to salvage what could have been a total disaster.</p><p></p><p>What I, and I assume others, were trying to do was simply help you. If my offers were not satisfactory I apologize for my attempt. I never ever intended to try to compete in any way with Ranier's images. His work is outstanding and I have absolutely no jealousy over this. His work is a standard to strive for.</p><p></p><p>Myself and others just simply did not understand that you were interested only in images like what he posted. All you had to do was say that. I have no images like his. I only posted the Eagle to show you how to find out what camera, lens and settings a person used capturing a digital image. Nothing more.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Most everyone here will freely and honestly admit they are learning. I also came here to learn and I do every time I go out with my camera. I learn a lot by reading what others have posted. I learn through private messages with other members on specifics.</p><p></p><p></p><p>There is nothing wrong with a <em>pat on the back</em> for posting an image that may not be fantastic. But what is fantastic is that the person shot the image and was willing to keep shooting and posting. Shooting is how we learn. Not every photo needs a deep criticism.</p><p>I hope you post up some images soon and get your Feedback/Criticism that you are looking for.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mike D90, post: 238181, member: 17556"] Flugelbender, now that this has been separated from the other thread I would like to try to salvage what could have been a total disaster. What I, and I assume others, were trying to do was simply help you. If my offers were not satisfactory I apologize for my attempt. I never ever intended to try to compete in any way with Ranier's images. His work is outstanding and I have absolutely no jealousy over this. His work is a standard to strive for. Myself and others just simply did not understand that you were interested only in images like what he posted. All you had to do was say that. I have no images like his. I only posted the Eagle to show you how to find out what camera, lens and settings a person used capturing a digital image. Nothing more. Most everyone here will freely and honestly admit they are learning. I also came here to learn and I do every time I go out with my camera. I learn a lot by reading what others have posted. I learn through private messages with other members on specifics. There is nothing wrong with a [I]pat on the back[/I] for posting an image that may not be fantastic. But what is fantastic is that the person shot the image and was willing to keep shooting and posting. Shooting is how we learn. Not every photo needs a deep criticism. I hope you post up some images soon and get your Feedback/Criticism that you are looking for. [/QUOTE]
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