I like the turbines but nothing beats the sound of the rotaries.
How long before we start seeing this look at matches? Tactical beards definitely give you an edge
Heard a report on TV that a man was stung near the eye and he died. Don't know anymore than that.
Roger, and thanks.
Manual will teach you light, how to deal with what you see and how you use your “rifle” to hit your intended visualized “bullseye”. It will.
And in the end... it all comes down to squirrels....
Cheers,
Sirhr
NOPE
I could do that, but
- it would not look that graceful
- I would not survive
- it would take a whole bunch of really big guys to get me started.
Otherwise . . . it would look just like that.
You have 200 years of photo know how built in your camera, use it
I usually shoot in aperture priority so all I’m choosing is my DOF. I let the camera set the exposure.
You have 200 years of photo know how built in your camera, use it
I usually shoot in aperture priority so all I’m choosing is my DOF. I let the camera set the exposure.
True, but you have 200 years of "Average" photo experience all rolled into get the best possible "Average" photo.
One nice thing about digital is that pictures are free! Not like the old film days where you paid for every exposure. Now, if you have the time, you can take 20 shots... varying the aperture and the speed and then picking the best image out for either printing or post-processing.
Camera doing the job for you is good for snapshots. But digital lets you do things 'in' the camera that were hardly cost-effective back in film days.
Cheers,
Sirhr
P.S. Here's a few from my road trips. Leica M8 digital with a variety of lenses. No post-processing or photoshop.
Pictou Nova Scotia, Oct 2010.
Crazy Horse Monument c. 2011
24 Hours of Daytona, 2011
Near the Nevada Test Site/Pahrump c. 2011
Yellowstone falls, 2009.
Cheers,
Sirhr
If you shoot in RAW you can take one as long as the focus is sharp and the aperture is where you want. That’s what I was saying, there are very few situations I would shoot in manual mode.
Dont know what it is,buddy said dont touch,it will light you up
The Io moth caterpillar is also fairly showy and has a green body with a red and white stripe down its side. On the body in rings, you can find the protruding hairs. They are about 2 inches in length and can be found outside now on many broadleaf plants.
Thanks just looked it up
Did the Monument pic have a polarizer on the lens? Sky looks too blue to not have one.
Another method that works sometimes is taking a picture with some sort of automatic setting and then playing from there. Occasionally it's easier to play with long exposures with more of a manual mode. Then you've got the time.
Nope... it was likely the contrast against the white.
Did nothing to those photos...
Cheers,
Sirhr
I brushed up against one of these a few years ago. Definitely don't want to do it again!
I lived in Rapid City for 12 years. When the sky is blue, it's really blue.
I believe a majority of Americans would give up all their rights for free WiFi.....
In your rem sleep wet fantasies.
It's been a while since I played with my exposure. When I do, I have no control over my shudder speed.
Sunset on the headwaters of the Rio Grande above Silverton
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