Rules of the Photography Forum

[Dr. Jeff]

1. First and foremost, be polite. People are posting their picture in order to get feedback to get better. Constructive criticism only!!!!

2. You can either upload your photos directly, or hotlink from your other online account (flckr, smugmug, etc) If you hotlink, please keep the size down so that it doesn't throw the entire forum off with huge pictures.

3. When pertinent, please include the technical details of your photos so that others can learn from it, plus you won't have to keep answering the "what ISO was that shot at" questions.

4. No Nudity. Same rules as the other forums. Glamour and implied stuff is okay, but if we as moderators think it crosses our arbitrary line, then you'll be asked to remove the photo.

5. Get out there and shoot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! [smilie=042.gif]

[osageid]

Thanks for starting this Jeff because I cant wait to post some stuff as well as read other technical hints and Ideas!

[Dockman]

Rules? That's no fun. jk This should be a great addition to an already great site.

[Playa_G at 4-Play Games]

I gave up my serious Photography hobby when I "lost" ( Yeah, right. ) my camera at my last spring break in FLA.
It was about a 1K set up Cannon - I think the first EOS - but all film, had all kinds of lenses and funky tripods. [smilie=106.gif]
Yes I was one of those photo club geeks in H.S. and even started about 7th grade. Girls basketball was my favorite subject. :twisted:

Got tons of old spring break pics, just started going thru them recently, boy did I look different. :oops:

[kittygonebad]

It's difficult getting pictures of your boat out on the lake when you are in the boat! Anyone here ever schedule an informal, non-professional photo shoot of one another's boats? I don't have great technical skills, but I do have some very fine film cameras and will take all the pictures you'd like of your boat in exchange for some of mine.