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Dahlia Ambrose started the topic Have you met Jasenka? in the forum Introduce Yourself Here!! 5d, 11h ago
This time around we learn a little more about Jasenka, @jasenkag
• Tell us a little about yourself and your photography journey.
What got me interested in photography doesn’t have much to do with visual arts. I’m a careful observer of people and when I was really young I enjoyed following people, even spying on them and annoying them by ta…[Read more]
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Dahlia Ambrose started the topic Have you met Daniel? in the forum Introduce Yourself Here!! 4wk ago
This time around we get to know a little more about Daniel, @drkrueger22
• Tell us a little about yourself and your photography journey
I’ve been involved with photography since my early years in high school in the 1980s. I started with an old 35mm camera and learned the art of B&W processing in the school’s darkroom. Since then I’ve been pu…[Read more]
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JasenkaG replied to the topic Hay Bales in B&W in the forum The Shark Tank Feedback Forum 2mo, 2wk ago
@drkrueger22 Aspect ratio is perfect for this scene but I would remove vignetting.
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Federico Alegria replied to the topic Dodge and Burn Help with Photoshop (Non Destructive Vignetting) in the forum General Photo Chit Chat 3mo ago
Hi there @drkrueger22, if you are worried about destructive methods, then you should work on raw, and develop your files via Adobe Camera Raw or Lightroom. There, you’ll find some nice vignetting tools under the lens correction pane.
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Rob Wood (Admin) replied to the topic Daniel Krueger: Hi! Nice to Meet You. in the forum Introduce Yourself Here!! 4mo ago
Good to find out a bit more about you @drkrueger22
Yeah, all the achievements are issued manually. I have kind of avoided the automatic ones cos it leads to low quality posts. 🙂
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Dahlia Ambrose replied to the topic Daniel Krueger: Hi! Nice to Meet You. in the forum Introduce Yourself Here!! 4mo ago
@drkrueger22 Hi Daniel, welcome to the forums and good to have you here. Look forward to seeing your works here 🙂
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Rob Wood (Admin) replied to the topic Time to Upgrade – Nikon D70s to Nikon D5300 – Any Advice? in the forum General Photo Chit Chat 5mo, 4wk ago
@drkrueger22 I went onto a D90 then up to a D810.
If I am honest, the full frame opens up a world of things that I really love. But I still think the best photos I have ever taken were mostly on the D90.
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Rob Wood (Admin) replied to the topic Time to Upgrade – Nikon D70s to Nikon D5300 – Any Advice? in the forum General Photo Chit Chat 6mo ago
@drkrueger22 – What size are you displaying the pics at? Are they soft at any size?
The old d70 was capable of plenty of sharpness and there are plenty of things I would try before I upgraded a camera body. (That being said, it is a very old model at this point).
Can you post some images for us to look at?
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Dahlia Ambrose replied to the topic Sunsets – How can I make it POP?!? in the forum The Shark Tank Feedback Forum 7mo, 1wk ago
@drkrueger22 Hi Daniel, I agree with Tobie’s comment about having a silhouetted subject. Love the lens flare 🙂
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Federico Alegria replied to the topic Doubling Up Filters? in the forum General Photo Chit Chat 7mo, 1wk ago
Hi there @drkrueger22
Yup, this is actually doable, and is called filter staking. Although, you need to consider that the more light interruptions you add, the more you’ll be affecting light’s quality. If you are going to do this, make sure that they are the best filters your budget allows you to buy.
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Dahlia Ambrose replied to the topic Mist, and Processing in Lightroom, Need some POP Advice in the forum The Shark Tank Feedback Forum 9mo, 3wk ago
@drkrueger22 Hi Daniel, this is a great image and works well in black and white.
I think the right side of the falls is too bright and takes all the attention. Maybe selectively darken the very bright areas a bit so that the mist starts to show? Not sure what you think 🙂
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Federico Alegria replied to the topic Hi, I'm Dan Krueger in the forum Introduce Yourself Here!! 9mo, 3wk ago
Hi there @drkrueger22, welcome to our place. It is clear that you have a solid passion for photography, and that you have been taking it seriously since high school, I’m sure you’ll find our forums quite useful, especially the Feedback Forum. Feel free to comment and post in it!
