Pc #10 #1#2#3

[rip]

Well i figgered i better get some photos up before Indy does any more snow dance's ! first one is of the blue ice formations along a creek that leads to a spot we call Devils cave.2'nd is a photo i took yesterday morning of rabbit and cat tracks outside my kitchen window.The last is the road (photo #4, edited and added by moderator) leading to my favorite detectin spot "the glowworm" and as you can see it will be awile before i get much hunting done there ! Are ya sure it's the first day of spring !

[INDY]

Man its about time, my legs are killing me Thanks for your enteries RIP. All three photos are really good Photo #1 - what a great picture, that's alot of Ice. photo#2 - I can see ice crystals in the snow, cool.
I really hope warm weather gets to your area soon, it can only get better from now on.

[Jeff G]

I love your third picture, although it could be fixed up a little. A little cropping, a little toning and you would have a true classic.

It's a great shot!

I hope you don't mind. I played with it a little... I am bored at home...

As per our hosts intended purpose. I removed the photo. It's still a great photo without any touchups....

The Forum Moderator has edited this post to replace the processed photo, as an example of the art, that photography can be.



Thanks Chuck, didn't mean to step on anyones toes. You didn't Jeff, in fact you helped with the learning curve.

[rip]

Thank's Jeff, i was playing with the same photo earlier trying to make it more initeresting.I realy like what ya did with it ! Thats pretty cool.
Indy,The one with the crystals was taken the other morning,at the time everything was covered in ice and i could have gotten some good photos,but opening the window to get that one was as far as i could venture from the furnace !

[Jeff G]

Originally Posted by Chuck@TreasureHut

.....nice work you did on RIP's #3. It truly does make "more of a classic" out of it. Your processing and comments are valuable as a teaching tool, which is the major impetus behind the Digital Camera Forum, and the Photo Challenge series.

However, I would prefer to see the photos that are submitted for the photo challenges be more raw, and creatively composed, cropped, etc. by the member, as a means of gaining more professionalism in the art of photography. Once we get everyone thinking composition, rule of thirds, depth of field, lighting and shutter speeds, we will be moving on to the more creative techniques in photography.

Thank you for your input, I value it. I just wanted you to know what my plan and course curriculum is, and where I want to take this Forum.

Post changed, photo removed.

Thanks Chuck.. you have a cool board going here.

[Jeff G]

Originally Posted by Chuck@TreasureHut

.....please put that photo back up there. It is a great teaching tool! I wasn't admonishing you, nor did you step on any toes!

I just wanted you to know what the plan is, and I woulld love to have you participate and help with the plan!

So if I may......"get that darn photo back up there"!

I didn't take as admonishment, just putting it back the way you intended the contest to be. To put it back up--that will have to wait until I get home. It's on my home computer and I'm at work...

[rip]

Hey guys dont worry i realy liked it and saved it so here it is !

[Jeff G]

Originally Posted by rip

Hey guys dont worry i realy liked it and saved it so here it is !

LOL!!!! Thanks--turns out I have to work late tonight anyway..

[rip]

Originally Posted by Jeff G

LOL!!!! Thanks--turns out I have to work late tonight anyway..

Thank you Jeff ! I need to get that irfanview,tried it once and it dident download right but i'm goin to try again.My photosuite has been givin me a headache lately and I need something better.Half the fun of takin photo's is playin with em later.Heres a couple i did of some friends fishin and my niece's birthday awile back.

[cjoej]

I especially like photo #1, that is a great Ice photo. Not often you can find that kind of formation to photograph. Photo #3 could have been a creek or river, hard to imagine you were able to catch it with no tracks in it.

(I can identify with your tag line, but sometimes all I get is a dull spark...)

Joe