WOW, you came!!! Hahahaha, as you can see, my passion is on stuff like these, hehehe! I know that you are a fun person... so do check out my other articles. Oh, and related to your love of photography, check out my amature-ish photos of the series "My Bit of Paradise Past". Perhaps you can give me some tips on how to take photographs. I appreciate you coming by today and for leaving a comment, my friend. Take care.
I enjoy everyone's photography.
The Bit Of Paradise is about telling the story, and that is your paradise.
I love the series. Great place. Looks wonderful.
As for photography, there is so much to discuss.
the keys are:
• Are you having Fun taking the photos?
• Show someone that makes them FEEL what you feel when you make the image.
• Get close. Get down. Get Up. Show people something, from a slightly different angle or perspective than normally seen.
After that, there's so much geeky stuff that almost everyone can get lost.
Mostly, look at amazing pictures that make your pupils dilate and pulse quicken. What is it that provokes that response in you? How can you make that happen to someone else?
OMG!!!! No one has ever put it in such enlighteningly simple, my friend! I always have fun taking photo... but I would do it, like looking at the frame to see if all the things I want to show are visible.... I never thought of capturing the feeling, and I always take them at whatever upright position I am in, LOL! OMG!!! what a revelation! I shall remember to asks those questions before I take a phot... and I shall practice!!! Thanks my friend, you just endeared yourself to me! You are my first coach and mentor in taking photos.
Bit of an amateur numismatic, myself.
I have Lincolns, Wheats, Morgans, a handful of Buffalo nickels, now, the Jefferson Nickels, and Liberty and Roosevelt dimes. The Quarters I started with States. and now keep adding.
My pennies are the most complete, as well as the ones I consistently upgrade the Condition of.
My goodness, it is a joy to know that you are a coin collector. I actually do not collect coins per se, more like I accumulate silver and gold in a form that strikes my fancy, following a specific strategy. Oh my... one will never know. We have very closely related hobbies. It is so nice to have something in common with each other.
WOW, you came!!! Hahahaha, as you can see, my passion is on stuff like these, hehehe! I know that you are a fun person... so do check out my other articles. Oh, and related to your love of photography, check out my amature-ish photos of the series "My Bit of Paradise Past". Perhaps you can give me some tips on how to take photographs. I appreciate you coming by today and for leaving a comment, my friend. Take care.
I enjoy everyone's photography.
The Bit Of Paradise is about telling the story, and that is your paradise.
I love the series. Great place. Looks wonderful.
As for photography, there is so much to discuss.
the keys are:
• Are you having Fun taking the photos?
• Show someone that makes them FEEL what you feel when you make the image.
• Get close. Get down. Get Up. Show people something, from a slightly different angle or perspective than normally seen.
After that, there's so much geeky stuff that almost everyone can get lost.
Mostly, look at amazing pictures that make your pupils dilate and pulse quicken. What is it that provokes that response in you? How can you make that happen to someone else?
OMG!!!! No one has ever put it in such enlighteningly simple, my friend! I always have fun taking photo... but I would do it, like looking at the frame to see if all the things I want to show are visible.... I never thought of capturing the feeling, and I always take them at whatever upright position I am in, LOL! OMG!!! what a revelation! I shall remember to asks those questions before I take a phot... and I shall practice!!! Thanks my friend, you just endeared yourself to me! You are my first coach and mentor in taking photos.
Bit of an amateur numismatic, myself.
I have Lincolns, Wheats, Morgans, a handful of Buffalo nickels, now, the Jefferson Nickels, and Liberty and Roosevelt dimes. The Quarters I started with States. and now keep adding.
My pennies are the most complete, as well as the ones I consistently upgrade the Condition of.
My goodness, it is a joy to know that you are a coin collector. I actually do not collect coins per se, more like I accumulate silver and gold in a form that strikes my fancy, following a specific strategy. Oh my... one will never know. We have very closely related hobbies. It is so nice to have something in common with each other.