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05/14/2013 06:37PM
In all of my pictures I retain the "exif" information when I save them. When the picture is open right click on it and you should get an option that says "View Exif Data". You might have to install the add-on for your browser. However not everyone saves the exif when they resize or post process but if they do everything you want to know about the picture is there.
Here is an example You can scroll down for a lot more info.
Here is an example You can scroll down for a lot more info.
05/22/2013 09:38PM
quote mooseplums: "Whip poor will~Minneopa State Park Southern MN"
I have lots of these around my cabin, hear them all the time after dark but have only caught glimpses of them. Nice photo. If you have not sat and listened to the whip por will at dusk you are really missing out on an audio treat.
05/23/2013 08:14AM
quote hobbydog: "quote mooseplums: "Whip poor will~Minneopa State Park Southern MN
I have lots of these around my cabin, hear them all the time after dark but have only caught glimpses of them. Nice photo. If you have not sat and listened to the whip por will at dusk you are really missing out on an audio treat. "
I have heard them several times...interesting call...and monotonous :)
06/29/2013 08:52AM
going through photos this morning and came across the top photo, wondered what the heck I was trying to photograph, so I opened it larger and realized I had it rotated. the more I looked at it the more I liked it better than the original orientation. made me think of that game: what's the first thing you see when you look at this picture...
06/29/2013 09:46PM
quote Mocha: "
going through photos this morning and came across the top photo, wondered what the heck I was trying to photograph, so I opened it larger and realized I had it rotated. the more I looked at it the more I liked it better than the original orientation. made me think of that game: what's the first thing you see when you look at this picture..."
I agree, the top photo is much more interesting.
07/11/2013 10:13PM
quote Mocha: "quote hobbydog: "
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this is a very intriguing photo!"
As we passed this dead moth up I knew I has to go around and get a photo or two. I didn't get as close as I wanted, kind of wish I went around again (a pretty good breeze) but the early morning light and nice reflections made for a cool pic. Here is from another angle.
07/17/2013 09:46PM
i volunteer with the NFS in Mpls.my project is to take photos of Cold Water Spring twice a month from the same spot so they can be put together for a presentation of some sort.i started during the winter and this is the one for the last part of June. 
sort of dull but they wanted a overall view and just not the spring pool.
sort of dull but they wanted a overall view and just not the spring pool.
07/18/2013 10:57PM
one of the East Coast Buddys,up in the Q 2004.this was the last trip i used film.the camera was a Olympus Stylus Epic zoom 170.Kodak 200 neg if i recall.the prints look better than the down loads from a CD.note the tree branch in the foreground lite by the flash.my new digital would not do that.
on a solo trip in the same area the year before i shot Fuji color neg and what they say about the color shifts from country to country i think is true.it was more greenish and softer.
i'll run a side by side tomorrow.
thats a solar panel at the front of the yak,this fellow is a real gear head and was recharging his gizmos as we went along.
on a solo trip in the same area the year before i shot Fuji color neg and what they say about the color shifts from country to country i think is true.it was more greenish and softer.
i'll run a side by side tomorrow.
thats a solar panel at the front of the yak,this fellow is a real gear head and was recharging his gizmos as we went along.
07/22/2013 06:59PM
quote hobbydog: "Two reunions in two weeks, one more next weekend. Got a little picture taking in and got lucky on this one. Taking a picture of some wild bergamot and a small bee buzzed in a I snapped the pic,
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Are you serious? That's as spectacular as any vista from any mountain top in the world. WOW!
07/22/2013 07:11PM
quote Thwarted: "Here is my first contribution to this forum. I am not an experienced photog but I did sleep somewhere last night and I did buy a new camera.
Seems to want to load sideways and I seem unable to stop it. Not the BW but some of the water may have originated from there."
kinda funny.. looks like the evolution of watercraft. is it Lake Superior?
thanks for posting and please keep posting!
07/27/2013 09:15PM
"art photo"..i take photos for all the normal reasons,good fish catch-keeper sunset-diary snaps-buddys-so on.every now and then i try for a art photo like i see at the gallery's in Duluth or Grand Marais.
they never work out so well.the detail and colors just don't have enough "punch" and are more like snap shots,which they are.
one of these days i'm going to try for a short trip,say a week,and haul all the heavy gear in.tripod--4x5 view with color slide film..the whole ball of wax and skip the fishing and pushing on every day to a new camp and just base camp in a good spot near a falls and take my time to get some decent shots.
the photo is a try at "art" but just does not quite make it.
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