Just a general question here regarding the title. So far, knock on wood, I have had no problems with anything I have in the camera bag or lens bag. I recall someone saying that after a certain date, Canon will no longer offer service on that camera o...
Was sorting through a bunch of photos taken this past weekend. I was deleting photos that were fuzzy or a duplicate. However, like a dummy I accidentally deleted a photo, JPG, before I realized I needed to keep it. Any way to recover it? Photos are o...
My wife went to a baby shower today at a local state park. I took my camera bag and took a bunch of photos. I used my 18-135mm as it has proved to be a great "all around" lens for my T7. However...I found it lacking in some photos that screamed for t...
I like to print maps off Google Earth Pro; don't trust GPS. I print in color but they curl up after a while. Anyway to cure this besides putting them between two pieces of plywood? BTW, I write directions on the back. Thanks.
Last year was a disaster with so much going on. I'm looking to get back in the groove with my writing and photography. There will be situations where it's not handy to carry the T7 and a couple of lenses. I have an older model of Brand X but feel tha...
One of my favorite photos is with the photographer laying on the railroad track bed. The photo shows the track converging into a point in the distance. Dozen photographers with three dozen interpretations? That's a minimum.
I started into photography in 2018 to accompany writing. I have a Canon T7. Downloaded the manual of over 300 pages but narrowed the search to specific things as camera nomenclature, settings, etc. Second was a book written especially for me- Digital...
Interesting post and answers. Horizontal and vertical both open lots of options. I have said the good thing about digital is you can take lots of photos and not worry about using miles of film as in the olden days. I take several shots of a subject a...
Allow me to add an observation: I belong to a group that focuses on our state of Tennessee. One of the most impressive photos, to me, was a simple gold leaf floating in a creek. I call it plain elegance.
