Gogebic Photography Guild

Like your second try. The large ear of corn leads the eye into the photo.

Looks like we may have a sunny weekend. Hope to take the camper van out and stay overnight up in the mountains. Bought an extra house battery for it so should have plenty of power for the furnace. The parks out here are getting real strict on the use of generators and we can only run them a short ti...

How about a an old gobbler all puffed up and strutting around.

Think the color is better BUT it it is still a very ugly bird

Bobby, that is a nice photo. Looks great on my screen.

jon.oman wrote:Just checking to see how a large horizontal image will be displayed.


This was shot at 400 ISO. I forgot to change it to 100 ISO. One of these days I'll learn!

I do that all the time. Thought it had something to do with getting old. Glad to see some of you youngsters doing the same thing.

WHERE IS THE SUN, POP? D3 24/70@70mm 1/10s f/13 ISO 2000 Grabbed the camera and didn't have time to set up the tripod so it isn't as sharp as it should be but I still like it. Guess I could have ran some noise reduction on it but this is pretty much right out of the camera except cropped some and c...

Good one Bobby. There is a whole world in the insect realm which makes great photographing, sort of like the birds. Think I find the insect photos more interesting than bird though.

[quote="jon.oman] By the way, I posted the B&W version of the pub on Fred Miranda. I got one comment back. He said that "it looked like a background waiting for a subject". He may have had a point![/quote] I can see his point but what else could you do. There is nothing in the foreground to give it ...

I like the black. While I have it on my old mind, I used to be able to frame a photo so part of it was hanging outside the frame. I can't remember how I did it. Do any of you know the method?