Monthly Reader's Photo for November Anyone?
Anyone interested in sending in a picture for November, please do so. The months are certainly flying by and I don't think they're getting any slower! I look forward to reviewing them.
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"Afternoon Skyline" by AP (CT)
Featuring digital photography, artwork, and more...
MONTHLY READERS PHOTO (NOV)
"Afternoon Skyline" by AP (CT)
NATURAL EXPRESSIONS
ROAMING PHOTOGRAPHER
THE SPOTLIGHT!
OUR READERS TAKE PICTURES WITH...
- Cannon PowerShot S1 SI
- Fugi S7000
- Nikon Coolpix P1
- Nikon D40
- Nikon D40x
- Nikon D70
- Nikon D80
- Panasonic DMC FZ1
- Pentax Optio 550
MYSTERY PICTURE
Do you know what this picture is?
WINNERS: J.S. (CT) & Pam Cruz (CA)!
Send me your guess! I'll announce the winner once received and will post the full picture.
WINNERS: J.S. (CT) & Pam Cruz (CA)!
Send me your guess! I'll announce the winner once received and will post the full picture.
CURRENT CONTESTS
FEEDBACK FROM READERS
"Greetings from the Netherlands! Compliments for all the stuff you show us, thank you very much." - F.M. (Netherlands)
"Just want to say ThX for this blog and the pictures too. I have only read a little and think it will be a favorite for me." - J.S. (CT)
"I just wanted to say Thank you for this blog.. I love it." - P.C. (CA)
"I think this blog is an awesome way for people to learn more about photography and a great way to share their experiences. Also, thanks for providing great tips for those who are just getting into the world of pictures." - A.P. (CT)
"Just want to say ThX for this blog and the pictures too. I have only read a little and think it will be a favorite for me." - J.S. (CT)
"I just wanted to say Thank you for this blog.. I love it." - P.C. (CA)
"I think this blog is an awesome way for people to learn more about photography and a great way to share their experiences. Also, thanks for providing great tips for those who are just getting into the world of pictures." - A.P. (CT)
QUESTIONS FROM READERS (QFR)
FROM OUR READERS
Do you have a question relating to digital photography?
If so, please feel free to contact me. All questions will be responded to and some will be displayed on this blog!
FOR DISCUSSION TOPIC: PICTURE GREATNESS
What makes a picture great?
I've had some interesting and inspiring conversations with JS, who is one of this blogs active, if not, the most active reader. The subject was about taking great pictures and trying to achieve x amount every year as a goal. While I don't disagree with this concept and setting goals, here are some of my thoughts on pictures and their relative greatness.
That's interesting about the x pictures per year as a goal. Goal setting in definitely important, but I think it isn't really helping the photographer become what they are or could be. It's a start but every picture, if you stop and think about it, is unique and merits greatness. Who is the judge who can look at someone else's picture and say yes, that is great or no, that isn't great? Photography, like art, comes from within. It's a way of looking at things and appreciating them enough to even 'stop' and consider it worthy of a picture. If at that time you stop, snap and capture. Then it's greatness.
What's your opinion? Send us your thoughts/comments.
I've had some interesting and inspiring conversations with JS, who is one of this blogs active, if not, the most active reader. The subject was about taking great pictures and trying to achieve x amount every year as a goal. While I don't disagree with this concept and setting goals, here are some of my thoughts on pictures and their relative greatness.
That's interesting about the x pictures per year as a goal. Goal setting in definitely important, but I think it isn't really helping the photographer become what they are or could be. It's a start but every picture, if you stop and think about it, is unique and merits greatness. Who is the judge who can look at someone else's picture and say yes, that is great or no, that isn't great? Photography, like art, comes from within. It's a way of looking at things and appreciating them enough to even 'stop' and consider it worthy of a picture. If at that time you stop, snap and capture. Then it's greatness.
What's your opinion? Send us your thoughts/comments.
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