Monday, February 16, 2009
Mini-Mountains
Sometimes when out walking you see these snow berms. When you get right down to the ground they are like mini-mountains. The give-a-way is the few dried weeks protruding out of the snow. I found these mini-mountains while being guided through the forest by one of my nature loving grand sons. After a week of colds and recovery, I am back blogging.
Sometimes when out walking you see these snow berms. When you get right down to the ground they are like mini-mountains. The give-a-way is the few dried weeks protruding out of the snow. I found these mini-mountains while being guided through the forest by one of my nature loving grand sons. After a week of colds and recovery, I am back blogging. Someone asked me the question: What is the percentage of time behind the computer vs. time behind the lens. Lately I think it is 95% computer and possibly 5% behind the lens. This I need to change.
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I think I'm about the same. Better camera work would reduce computer time, but if you're out taking more pictures, then you have more to process. I always spend many many hours (weeks) processing images after a trip.
The more techniques I learn in Photoshop, the longer spent post processing, but the images are vastly improved from just a few years ago.
Bill Bishoff, Des Plaines Camera Club
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The more techniques I learn in Photoshop, the longer spent post processing, but the images are vastly improved from just a few years ago.
Bill Bishoff, Des Plaines Camera Club
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