The Photography Chat Thread;

[Hardyreels]

Looks good to me Gary,

I don't know which method of upload you used but you did fine. There is a Sticky in the FAQ's forums on using Photobucket and one for Album loading from the forum. If you haven't found them take a look but I believe you have.

This is a good thread to talk about anything you might have questions about with photography. My short coming is editing, I am easily confused with edit programs so many of my pictures come strait from the card to the post. We have some members who are photo finishing masters and lots of folks with different lens and types of cameras. I use a Nikon D80 that I got back when they were the hot setup, which one do you have?

Nice Shot,

Ard

[loringj]

Iam the same as you Ard, I dont have a good grasp on the editing programs yet. Like I said earlier when I did my photography course it was through work so I could take crime scene photos. We were trained for taking photos in all lighting conditions and how to play with flash or take extreme close ups of things like fingerprints, but editing programs are not part of it. So I guess I got the meat and potatos of photography but it would be nice to learn some more of the editing stuff to make my photos better.

Justin

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Picture I took of St Mary's Lake in Glacier National Park. I played with it a bit in the editing just to get the colors to pop.

[socorrofly]

Hi Ard,

Glad you like the pic and thanks for everyone's input on uploading photos.

The camera body is a Nikon D60. I use an editing program called the GIMP from a Linux OS. Your imagination is about the only thing to hold you back. There is a book (really) called Grokking the Gimp. A must if you want to get your arms around how the concept works.

Gary

p.s. Sure beats the HOURS spent in the darkroom!!!

[milt spawn]

Some Sierra High Country. milt.

[madjoni]

One picture made by my friend