Photography Education
Uploaded: September 30, 2005
This is how I have learned photography during the last two years. I got bit by the digital bug in Oct of 2003 with a Canon A 70 point and shoot. I got serious in April of 2004 with a Panasonic DMC FZ10. Then in March of 2005 got a Pentax *ist Ds, then the serious fun began. Photography has become a passion bordering on obsession, I even dream photography.
(Thats only about 1/3 of the magazine and book collection).
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Gary A. Meier September 30, 2005
Great shot Dan!! I know what you mean about catching the photography bug. I got a little point and shoot digital about a year and a half ago and then picked up a Canon digital rebel back in march. I dream photography as well. :) #319247Patty Razonable September 30, 2005
That's a ditto here, Dan!! I started off with a FujiFine Pix S7000 and later got the Canon EOS Digital Rebel XT. I really like the flexibility with an SLR! Your magazine collection looks like mine :-) Great capture!! #1904890Dan McConoughey October 01, 2005
Gary M. and Patty, Thank you both so much for your comments. Glad to know I'm not the only one that dreams photography Gary. Patty I'm sure your magazine collection is like mine thats only about 1/3 of the magazines and books I have acquired, and you have been at it longer than me so yours must be HUGE. Thanks again. Have a good one, Dan #1906423Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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