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Mike, Glad you had a great time.  Yep, Paso and the surrounding area is like Napa/Sonoma was 10 or many more years ago.  Now the Napa/Sonoma area, albeit beautiful, almost feels like Disneyland and ...

David, WOW! TFP

Mike, I'm certainly impressed by the quality of the image. As you recently demonstrated as well, state of the art smartphones have very acceptable and flexible cameras. My take on the two images: I ...

Sorry about the neck ache.  I'll fix the horizons.  The haughty woman was shot in the main piazza in Florence. I would love to live in Europe for a year or two now, but I'm outvoted whenever I ...

Mike, Thanks.  As skilled a photographer as you are, might be interesting to see if a full frame can elevate your craft.  I'd buy one now but I just don't feel right spending as much as one needs ...

Hi Mike, Thanks for taking the time to help me become a better photographer.  I really appreciate it. I've been considering a mirrorless camera and 2 or 3 lenses, but I still have negative memories ...

Thanks.  I'm sure you'll get lots of great photos that will bring back memories for years.   As one who's been there 25+ times, I suggest being in the moment as often as possible.  Enjoy the ...

I think your new camera will serve you well.  Have a great trip. TFP Photographed with your camera's little brother a few years ago in Chianti, Italy: Sunrise in Chianti

Don't do much PP, but6 enjoy occasionally turning a color image into a B&W image.

Jon, Yep, that's about how long I've been involved with photography. 3+ decades of lugging SLRs and lenses around the world on travels. Then switched to small digital cameras, as 95% of my images ...

Jon, To each his own, of course. But an Iphone 13 pro could duplicate those quite well, or so I've seen, and even if it was a bit worse, why would most of the viewers care. It's just some pictures ...

Mike, Thanks for taking the time to review and comment on the compositions, greatly appreciated. I'll keep your insights in mind when shooting. On the fourth, I considered it more of a documentary ...

Still nothing to do with pixels, it's the image. Emotion in viewing and good composition doesn't come from pixel peeping, it comes from the photographer's skill creating the image. I'm sure ...

Thanks Ken.  I did as you suggested and I think it looks better now. Regards, Den

Really appreciate your input.  I definitely will be going for the RX10iv. TFP

Thank you.  I perhaps should have been clearer. TFP