@sarah-brown
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Thank you for sharing this! I feel like I know my camera pretty well now ( thanks to the PRO Mebership) but one thing I do struggle with, is how to use Light Room to it’s fullest potential!
Yes, uploading from the camera to the laptop.I do just plug in my SD card into the reader but however now that I think about it, I normally do always shoot in RAW and didn’t think about how that could be the issue.
Thanks for sharing the link. I too am looking into getting some new filteres as well! One thing that has helped me immensely in purchasing new equipment are the lessons in section 1 offered through the PRO Membership!
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@Mr. Quebec, I have to say that I like the color version better! I see even light threw out the shot which is pleasing to the eye for this particular photograph, I can also tell that there is nice dynamic range taking place in this photo as well as soft and hard light! The quality of light is very nice in this shot! All though i’m not much of a cat person I do have to say well done!
WOW! That is truly AMAZING! Not to mention awe-inspiring! My particular favorite is the top one in the last post! I have seen some amazing things done with a macro lens, I have been contemplating on investing in one myself. Another thing that was pretty impressive was the snowflake classification! Thank you for sharing @buddingphotographer!
@Rachel L I have to say I am very impressed with how clear and sharp this picture seems to be. However I do agree with @Dan Cope, that there are too many element in the frame but over all the shot looks nice! Good job!
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Hey, thanks, @Dan Cope and @James Staddon for all the helpful input and opinions on the places to go in D.C.!
That’s a pretty good shot for not having the right equipment at the time! You didn’t just capture one monument, which is pretty amazing! I am looking forward to heading to D.C. here in a couple of months myself and will be sure to put this monument on the must see list!
I think you all are on to something here! It would be great if you could come up with some wholesome training material! Maybe something to pray about and consider!
I personally like the horizontal shot better, it really pulls your eye to the mushroom! I like all the different varieties of color and texture in these shots! Your brother has a good eye!
I would have to agree with @tjons that the colored picture is better. However I also agree with @Mr.Quebec that the moon is more distracting than interesting. Is their a way we could see it in color but without the moon?
Hey Sarah! I went out one night out in Kansas to shoot the stars! I too found it to be quite fascinating! I haven’t experimented with since but would LOVE to further my skill in that area! I just have to wait for a time to be in the right place, we are pretty heavily wooded around my house so its not always the best location 😉
Great shot @timtam fall is my most favorite time of year! Also very well said James, isn’t it amazing how photography goes hand in hand with our Creator? I wouldn’t have given that any thought until I came across Lenspiration! Thank you for your God honoring example and principals in the area of photography!
