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24 thoughts on “Project 366: Day 2”
Lenore, wow, your pictures are amazing! How long have you been taking photos? Once upon a time I was going to have my own little photography business (taking pictures of children, babies) and I am obsessed with photos. I don’t know if I ever told you that. Anyway, what kind of camera do you have?
You know the way to my heart, eh, Darla? I am no more a photographer than I am a writer, I merely enjoy both (immensely). I have been taking pictures ever since I received my first camera (8yrs old maybe?). I know little about lighting, I do my best regarding positioning, and I haven’t a clue what apertures, exposures and speed have to do with the price of fish (or pictures). Still, I look through the camera lens and try to capture the beauty. Sometimes I get lucky. Digital cameras are awesome for taking so many pictures that you are bound to have one good one.
The camera I use is a FinePix S6000fd.
Your comment about the price of fish made me giggle. Me neither. I try to mess around with apertures (or whatever the doozitwhatzit thingy is…) I even had a photo blog set up before my current one. I love to take pictures too, very relaxing to me. I have a Canon, then I splurged on my little nifty fifty lens last year that I absolute love.
My neighbor has a Canon, similar to yours I assume. Another friend of mine bought a fancy-dancy lens for her camera. (Perhaps a Canon.) She came over one afternoon to explore the woods near our house. I had serious lens envy, because the image was so clear and sharp.
Not that I am twisting your arm but the giveaway I have on my site running until tomorrow night is a chance to win a tutorial on all the basics of photography. Then you will know about apertures, exposures and speed ( no fish though). Come see it, both of you, I posted it on Friday.
I went – I visited – I downloaded – and I entered. (smile) I’m a little disappointed I won’t learn about fish, though. (Hahaha!) Thank you for the nudge, Stasha. I do appreciate it.
Lenore, i did n’t knew that, you are not only a wonderful writer, you are a fantastic photographer also. You are really a talented person Lenore. This image is even more beautiful than, the image i have as my screensaver, although that one must be taken by some one, who is a Professional.
Hats off Lenore 🙂
Lenore you replied to my last three comment with a same statement that, i am too kind. (smile) But believe me, i am not kind, i am honest. And honestly, you are really a talented person. 🙂 This photograph is enough to prove it.
Honestly SIG, your feedback means a great deal to me. I won’t even limit it to positive feedback, because I consider negative feedback a positive thing from you. Thank you.
As I mentioned to SIG (another photographer), coming from you, your compliment makes my day. I greatly appreciate the encouragement and the like. Thank you.
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Lenore, wow, your pictures are amazing! How long have you been taking photos? Once upon a time I was going to have my own little photography business (taking pictures of children, babies) and I am obsessed with photos. I don’t know if I ever told you that. Anyway, what kind of camera do you have?
You know the way to my heart, eh, Darla? I am no more a photographer than I am a writer, I merely enjoy both (immensely). I have been taking pictures ever since I received my first camera (8yrs old maybe?). I know little about lighting, I do my best regarding positioning, and I haven’t a clue what apertures, exposures and speed have to do with the price of fish (or pictures). Still, I look through the camera lens and try to capture the beauty. Sometimes I get lucky. Digital cameras are awesome for taking so many pictures that you are bound to have one good one.
The camera I use is a FinePix S6000fd.
Your comment about the price of fish made me giggle. Me neither. I try to mess around with apertures (or whatever the doozitwhatzit thingy is…) I even had a photo blog set up before my current one. I love to take pictures too, very relaxing to me. I have a Canon, then I splurged on my little nifty fifty lens last year that I absolute love.
My neighbor has a Canon, similar to yours I assume. Another friend of mine bought a fancy-dancy lens for her camera. (Perhaps a Canon.) She came over one afternoon to explore the woods near our house. I had serious lens envy, because the image was so clear and sharp.
Not that I am twisting your arm but the giveaway I have on my site running until tomorrow night is a chance to win a tutorial on all the basics of photography. Then you will know about apertures, exposures and speed ( no fish though). Come see it, both of you, I posted it on Friday.
I went – I visited – I downloaded – and I entered. (smile) I’m a little disappointed I won’t learn about fish, though. (Hahaha!) Thank you for the nudge, Stasha. I do appreciate it.
Lenore, i did n’t knew that, you are not only a wonderful writer, you are a fantastic photographer also. You are really a talented person Lenore. This image is even more beautiful than, the image i have as my screensaver, although that one must be taken by some one, who is a Professional.
Hats off Lenore 🙂
You are too kind, Arindam. I am no professional; I am merely doing what I enjoy. Glad you liked it!
Lenore you replied to my last three comment with a same statement that, i am too kind. (smile) But believe me, i am not kind, i am honest. And honestly, you are really a talented person. 🙂 This photograph is enough to prove it.
I’m consistent, Arindam. Just like your ‘too kind’ comments. (smile)
A photo a day? What a great idea. I could have done this but I already missed January 1. I’ll just stay tuned for your pic of the day 🙂
Mel, you could do a photo a week of ‘how to’: an explanation through pictures. Go for it!
Hi Lenore,
A really beautiful photo, “the road to infinity”. 🙂
Thank you, Mags. The possibilities are endless!
Great shot, LD.
Why thank you, Lisa. ‘preciate it!
Wonderful, Ms. D…
that path really draws my eye in…
🙂
Honestly SIG, your feedback means a great deal to me. I won’t even limit it to positive feedback, because I consider negative feedback a positive thing from you. Thank you.
Great photo. I see your trees are ready for winter.
Yes, Patti – the leaves have fallen south for the winter. (smile) Thanks for the compliment!
I like this one, it tells a story! You have a keen eye for beauty my friend. And it is the photographer, not the camera that take the picture 🙂
As I mentioned to SIG (another photographer), coming from you, your compliment makes my day. I greatly appreciate the encouragement and the like. Thank you.
I love this picture. Enjoyed yesterday’s also. You have a good eye for photography.
Thank you very much, Susan. It is good to see you again.