Fish stores
Uploaded: April 02, 2006
Two fish stores shot at Peggys Cove, Nova Scotia shot under vapor lights.
Karolyn J. Seeley February 16, 2007
Oh m......... your work has heart stopping qualites, it is impossible to select a fovorite. I notice that few people on the BP site send comments to instructors sites but I couldn't help myself. I wish you could have heard my sighs as I scrolled through your gallery.....it is breathtaking. I am relatively new to BP and have been amazed at the numbers of photographers here entering 20,000 shots per month for the judges to review. It is quite humbling. I, like a lot of people, thought I was prety good until I began this investigation - I'm chuckling to myself here..... I have a long way to go and have recently purchased a Nikon D80. Have only had it a few days and it still sits in the box. I am hoping that I haven't made a mistake as I tend to use my cameras to death, taking them on the salt water, etc. I realize that the D200 is hardier and waterproof but it is such a huge outlay of cash without lenses...so will start with this one and see how it goes.... I wish you were the one teaching the D80 class as I feel somewhat of a connection with your gallery, it moves me. Can you tell me, do you use CS2 software? I am just wanting to begin manipulating my photos and am very fasinated with some of the buzz filters I am seeing on some sites. I hope you don't mind my sending this as you must be quite busy. Thank you Tony and again....truly a fan of your talent and want to take one of your classes on line down the road.... I am thinking I need to play with the new Nikon a bit before enrolling in even the D80 class offering. My weak point is my technical ability, huge bummer for me....think I am 95% artistic and 5% technical and this hinders my finished results. #606646Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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