Rob Eyers

Hi Deidra. You certainly are coping with numerous physical challenges. Best wishes on a great recovery.

Regarding a tripod, have you considered a Platypod? I use their smallest one along with a very small and light ballhead. They’re small, easy to pack, and they add very little weight.

I’m not familiar with Sony’s cameras however they must have…[Read more]

Yes! BIGGER is definitely required Robert. You are a lucky pup for having this as your work place. Awesome.

This is a wonderful capture of the essence of the place Diane. Capturing the daily wonder of what’s going on is too often passed over. Bravo for your capture of reality.

Love the sense of space in this one.

Great image and b&w decision Beth.

I like it Charmaine. So many questions..canoe?, spring?, where?

The B&W is great for this scene Diane. Your treatment gives it a moody feel.

Looks like a great place for a hike. Nice Patrick.

Thanks Patrick. I looked up the painting and Mr. Constable certainly threw everything but the kitchen sink at it. Love the painting…thanks for introducing me to it.

Thank you Wendy.

Fog in Lakewood Park this morning.

Striking image Diane that breaks a lot of the rules.

Welcome Jim. Good to have you on board. Congrats on retirement. There’s always something to learn especially in the new digital dark room. Except for that it’s like riding a bike. Look forward to seeing some of your “homework”.

We usually plant Canna lilies as bulbs that are 3 inches or so. That’s why I thought of squirrels. We have a ton of grey and black ones. Some refer to them as tree rats. They can be a nuisance. I hadn’t even thought of seeds but of course that could be how it got where it did.

Things are still green here as well with just a few trees showing…[Read more]

Hehehe I’ll bet Microsoft’s “Bing” would love it.

Do it Federico and please post your results here. I’ve had fun playing with these GPT’s. It’s entertaining to watch them tie themselves into knots. The trainers’ obvious biases are so transparent.

The propaganda and homogenization possibilities are stupefying.

By the way ChatGPT’s knowledge stops as of September of 2021. “I do not have access to…[Read more]

I had to chuckle when it said in “areas for improvement” that levelling the horizon “might further enhance the balance and symmetry of the image”. It’s obviously just regurgitating dogma. The horizon is level for goodness sake.

It would be interesting for Rob to run the same experiment on another image. I would put money on the comments being…[Read more]

I’m assuming you used one of those Ai chat things online Rob.

All that Ai verbiage and the image still looks over-processed to me. The light area at the bottom of the lighthouse seems to be the main culprit. I’m surprised it didn’t make some inane comment about climate change. But that’s just me. Boy are in for a frustrating and furious ride with…[Read more]

Thank you Jasenka. When I export from LR for posting on LS they are a bit softer and darker. Something to explore I guess.