Joseph Camuso

Hi @hannahm,
I’ve found that the quality of the microphones on Nikon cameras aren’t that good all around. I’d recommend using an external microphone for better sound quality.
@josiahw has a good point about the playback volume, but also, check your microphone settings. You may have the volume set to high if you are in manual.
Hope this helps! 🙂

Two more 😀

@jamesstaddon, Here are a couple more.

Here’s another one!

Amazing job, @bensharpeningcharacter! I always enjoy reading how other photographers and graphic designers get their finished product! Thanks for sharing that!

Wow, @paulnmerrie! I love your picture! Personally, I like the coloring and bold contrast.
However, my eyes were almost immediately drawn to the contrail. So, I put it into GIMP and did a rough edit to take out the trail.
Very nice shot, though!

Hey James, I’m not sure if this is what you’re looking for but here are a two spring pictures that I thought may work. I’m hoping to take some more in the following days!
They are both crops of horizontal shots, so I can adjust the crop if need be.

Here’s one I took last year 😀

Hey @loganlamar, Great question!
There are quite a few ways you could showcase your photos online. I’ve worked extensively with WordPress as a developer and I’ve found there are some great and easy ways to show your photos on a WordPress site and also provide a place to post a bio or business contact information.
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@dara__cochran, Nice photos!
I really like the first one. Perhaps decreasing your aperture would give a nice bokeh behind the horse. @hayhand02, I like your edit, it helps to bring out more detail in the picture.

Ok, I guess I learned my lesson the hard way with that. 😀 Does anyone have any ideas on a way to edit it out, or at least make it less obvious?

@dan-cope, nice job!
I really like how the plant stands out in the second picture!

@dfrazer, now that you mentioned it, I believe that I did use the built-in HDR. It was shot in JPG.

Hey everyone, Thanks for your comments!
@vince and @rmadaris, that’s a great idea to straighten it. Here it is straightened.
@rmadaris, I know it wasn’t caused by editing, because the the shadow is in the original. There was a certain setting I was using when I shot it that I can’t remember (it may have been bracketing), but that may be what caused it.

Same here! 😀

@buddingphotographer, It is fun! Thanks for those links. I enjoyed looking at them.