Hey fearless reader – glad you’ve made it this far. When I started this blog, I wasn’t exactly sure what would happen, but I’ve really enjoyed having an outlet for my photography and having a way to show it to folk like you. In any case, I’m curious what you think. Do you like exactly what I’m doing? Do you want more pictures? People? Places? Things? Technique? Photoshop? What do you like? What is it that you want!?! Anyway, if you would leave me a comment below, I’d really appreciate it. Anything at all. I promise to at least attempt to listen.
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I like your photos! You have a nice variety. I don’t know the right terms, but I like your close-up pictures – like of the boat in Thailand, or the chains on the side of the road during the winter storm, or the barbed wire fence, or the butterflies. I like interesting outdoor pictures, and I also like pictures of people. Keep it up, blogger!
i like pictures.
Through the Viewfinder still blows my mind.
I love the nature shots, old buildings, mountains, fields, definitely outdoors stuff.
BTW, where are you currently located, getting all these great, varied shots?
-jem
Dude, the technique and Photoshop tactics. I’m a thoroughly amateur photographer and your posts about technique and technology are quite informative.
I suggest you give a timeframe of when the picture was taken. When were you in some of these places, like Thailand?
Hey John – thanks for the comments. I definitely like nature and outdoors stuff, especially when there is something unique about it that makes it more than just your average panorama. I wish I could crank out the interesting shots at will. As for location, I’ve been up in Seattle for about the last 7 years but some of the best shots come from vacations – the most recent was Thailand, which (other than the Bangkok smog) is a photographers’ dream.
I’m still working on the system, but the EXIF info I attempt to include with each picture comes right off the camera and includes the date and time it was taken. I have a nasty habit of forgetting to correct for timezone changes when I travel, but it should be very close. All the Thailand pictures are from late January 2009. About 90% of the rest of the stuff I’m posting as I take it, but every once in a while something old creeps in too.