Any "Sharp" Photo Suggestions?

[LesDMess]

TrentMcD,

Thanks as that place (Valley of Fire) is magical during sunrise and sunset, as well as a full moon - it's other worldly! This forum definitely provides a great way to see somethng that may be interesting enough to visit. Anyway, that's why I was asking to see an online album if available as there is no accounting for what others may consider to be sharp and interesting subject. On my Oly discussion online albums below, I try to put a good mix myself.

I don't know if it's a good example of sharpness or not, but the
landscape is great. Don't see scenes like that in New Hampshire.

--Oly SLR discussion group album http://www.fototime.com/inv/086F92046880B2F and http://www.fototime.com/inv/20392A0E8516C9A Once in fototime, click on the thumbnail to enlarge in a navigation window.

 

[Dave M]

I haven't taken the final pictures yet. I did take a few for practice---a close-up of one of my kids, a landscape of some snow-covered fields (that I'm trying to turn into a panorama), and some lead crystal goblets in our china hutch---but these aren't the ones I want to use as a final product.

• Dave M.

It's not your fault, dave. By the way, how did your images come out?
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• Dr. G.

E-10 FAQ: http://www.tokenasians.com/articles/e10faq.h--Dave M