Geoworker

Although it's been mentioned by others, I level and crop. However, I level more often than crop as I try to frame the photo as well as I can initially.

Curriculum Vitæ. I would guess.

My approach as well. Works great.

I like the first photo as well. Very  good.

My target audience is digital only. But there are several folks out there who do print and that's fine with me. Good to have the option.

I see no reason to be overly obsessed with who is and who isn't on the front page. That's not why I read DPR or anything else.

Too bad....it was a fun little past time. But have lots of copies of the images.

Nope, no use for prints at our house. Web viewing only.

You've got lots of good advice but I'll add my methodology too: Begin with a folder on a NAS drive named Expeditions . In this folder there are sub folders organized by date and placename as shown ...

Amateur only and, yes, I do love photography. No income from it at all.

Now extend the phenomenon even further.....if colors are defined by the mind, then can other properties of the universe be interpreted the same way?  It's getting weird - too close to the Matrix ...

The pavement question: reflections occur since it isn't really black but may be off-color or have oils or water on the surface which perform the "reflection". Well, technically, it has been argued ...

That's gonna stay with me all day......

Use it a lot. https://www.flickr.com/photos/geoworker/

I now have to ask myself.......am I a better person for watching that...stuff. Negative!

Glad you had your camera as well. Love sunrises and sunsets. Very nice.

Ah, brings back memories of past visits.  Very good photos.

After reading the alternative discussion on equivalency that popped up....it would seem 150, 15,000, or 15 million post limits still wouldn't make a discussion come to a conclusion. LOL  :-) Aw, ...

I don't like the photo either; but in my old age I have found that life teaches a person there are many issues than can't be dealt with or changed.....because other people are involved. And to ...

Nothing. It's the f/stop. And it's good enough for an entire industry to be built around it.