Richard B.

You will need an album to hold the photos, but you can then create smart albums based on whatever combination of criteria you like, eg. ISO, lens, shutter speed, rating etc. 1. Create a project and ...

The DA Ltd primes are 15mm f4, 21mm f3.2, 35mm f2.8 macro, 40mm f2.8 and 70mm f2.4. They are best for their small size, beautiful all metal construction and outstanding image quality. They have ...

Great set of images, beautiful light!

There is some great scenery on RMNP, I have made a couple of trips. On one trip in late September, I was lucky enough to catch the aspens after they had turned yellow. Dream lake is a reasonable ...

The catalog stores the structure of the catalog that you build, the instructions for edits performed on a picture and metadata associated with the picture e.g. rating, or you might add an IPTC ...

From Goblin Valley. The shot was taken after a rare rain storm. I went down in the valley, but couldn't get far because the mud was so slippery!

I just love the bizarre rock formations at Mammoth Springs. The Devil's Thumb, Yellowstone NP

Most definitely! I did see the poster at the Furnace creek inn first. I thought it was a cool poster, but then I went out to Zabriske point and saw the exact same scene. I couldn't resist taking ...

Not sure what the view was like down there, but it must have been good. Fortunately Zabriske has great shooting in many directions!

I keep a working set of pictures (raw) for the current year, or so, on the local drive of my mac. This doesn't need a huge about of space and gives the best performance for editing. After a year ...

Beautiful set of images!

I don't know if Pentax is planning a hybrid viewfinder, but if they did, I doubt they would use the the Sony A-mount SLT as a solution. The SLT design retains a mirror, but the mirror is fixed. ...

Here are my three favorite road shots. Road to Goblin Valley Trail Ridge Road, Rocky Mountain National Park Shafer Canyon Road, Canyonlands National Park

Beautiful light, great composition!

Great idea for a thread. That is a great lighthouse sunset on #1! Here are my favorites: Edgartown, Massachusetts Marshall Point, Maine Scituate, Massachusetts Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia Cape ...

I will likely buy the new Pentax APS-C flagship. I have tried shooting with an EVF in the past and didn't like the experience, just my personal preference.

I started using SmugMug a couple of years ago. I have found their hosting platform and technical support to be excellent. It's a very object oriented approach, the basic objects you build the site ...

You are making assumptions about what is hardware vs. firmware in the new camera. I don't know the chip design and neither, I suspect, do you.

My wife and I shot film up 2001, then a mix of film and digital 2001-2003. After 2003, it was pretty much digital. I have seen some beautiful results from film, but digital makes good photography ...

I could live with that :-)