Photography- one photo a day

[Geedubya]

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This is from a trip last week, new to photography but I’m having a blast so far.

Stuff like that can cause sensory overload! Ya! GWB

 

[Olsolitaire1]

May weekend trek in my back yard... sorry two photos posted today , just make up...

 

[alaskanparret]

Little fun today!

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[MTbowhunter36]

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[JustJustin]

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[manitou1]

Wife and I went fishing today. Kept seven trout for the smoker.

 

[Geedubya]

Another pix from my happy hunting grounds!

ya!

GWB

 

[AK_Skeeter]

Backyard Ruffed Grouse has been drumming since late April..still drumming this morning.

 

[Outdoor Writer]

MONO LAKE, CA​

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[260madman]

 

[Archbull]

 

[Ross]

Odins last day in Montana looking for antlers too hot brush and bugs

 

[R2J]

After looking through all the sunset pics I tried to get last night, this ended up being better. I learned today that sunsets can be difficult.

 

[Jbxl20]

Trip from AZ in February.

 

[mtwarden]

 

[AKDoc]

Early September image (not a telephoto) of Denali taken from up in the Talkeetna Mountains...

 

[mtwarden]

 

[Geedubya]

After looking through all the sunset pics I tried to get last night, this ended up being better. I learned today that sunsets can be difficult.


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10/4!

I find that if I shoot enough images, something will usually turn up!

ya!

GWB

 

[R2J]

10/4!

I find that if I shoot enough images, something will usually turn up!

ya!

GWB

That and setting up correctly are my mistakes so far I’m sure. It’s a lot to learn and remember(focus point, metering, ISO, f/, SS) and probably so much more. But that’s the fun part, learning and trying as I go. Thanks for the help, everyone in this thread and forum are unknowingly giving me all kinds of tips and examples. Very much appreciated!

 

[Geedubya]

That and setting up correctly are my mistakes so far I’m sure. It’s a lot to learn and remember(focus point, metering, ISO, f/, SS) and probably so much more. But that’s the fun part, learning and trying as I go. Thanks for the help, everyone in this thread and forum are unknowingly giving me all kinds of tips and examples. Very much appreciated!

I've been fondling photographic equipment since the 60's, but I do not consider myself to be a photographer. Rather, a guy that has figured out that he can shoot a lot more with a camera than with a firearm.
If I may be so bold............
take your camera every where it is possible.
practice shooting multiple images of the same scene/subject with different settings in both JPEG & RAW. Some will pop. Check your metadata.
Invest in good good gear, particularly lenses. One is seldom ever sorry he went first class!
Ya!
GWB