Lightmancer
Legend
- Location
- Sunny Frimley
- Name
- Bill Palmer
Just what the thread name says... How do you feel, now it's done? What did you learn, about your kit and yourself, and what might you do differently in the future...?
Just what the thread name says... How do you feel, now it's done? What did you learn, about your kit and yourself, and what might you do differently in the future...?
I feel for those that found it hard to keep up with the image capture, but I still think many thought to much about it, instead of just feeling and seeing the everyday imagery around them. My end total was 15 images shot around the outside of my home, 10 shot near my home and 6 shot out of town because I was traveling. Relax and enjoy the hobby, just express yourself any way you wish and let the images fall where they do
I found doing this exercise of an image a day to be fun, entertaining and pretty easy to accomplish, most days in very little time I had three or four images I could post, I will continue on my own but at a slightly reduced rate. The viewing I found a joy to do and keep up with but the commenting not so much, I still have quite a few to do over the next few days. I feel for those that found it hard to keep up with the image capture, but I still think many thought to much about it, instead of just feeling and seeing the everyday imagery around them. My end total was 15 images shot around the outside of my home, 10 shot near my home and 6 shot out of town because I was traveling. Relax and enjoy the hobby, just express yourself any way you wish and let the images fall where they do.
I was saddened by the low viewership this time around, do not know if the challenge has less interest or the site itself does. I love photography of all types, I hope this lack of interest is not a trend.
I learned a lot about the Coolpix A. Best thing, it takes fabulous image in P, or A mode. The monochrome mode is very pleasing. Not quite a quick to focus as I would have liked but overall a fantastic camera. I do like the 28mm FOV. It will continue a place in my travel kit when I cannot carry a larger camera.
Next up, I am thinking I will spend February with the X100T.