Its got all the elements! I'd suggest simplifying it by concentrating on one or two components. For example the long twig on the right against the lichen background & forget about the grass at the bottom.
Kenneth Waller ----- Original Message ----- From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: PAW - 2007 - Feb 26 - March 4 >I have decided to start doing PAWs. Not to inflict a lot of so-so pictures > on you all, which will happen, but to sort of "force" myself or encourage > myself to get out and shoot at least once a week. Hopefully more. I think > I could > get better with more consistent practice, or more consistently good with > practice. Or something. > > So this is a self-discipline type of thing, especially since I have a > little > more time to do photography now. I started PAWs once before and then was > interrupted. So starting again. And showing them here is part of the > self-discipline, as in proof (to myself as much as anything) that I am > actually doing > it. > > So bear with, please, they are bound to get better. :-) > > I am still too unfamiliar with the DS. This did not come out nearly as > well > as I would have liked. I shot with the DS yesterday and discovered I > really > need a manual, as I couldn't reset the aperture. Manual ordered. In a > strange > sort of way I feel like I am starting all over again, with a new-to-me > camera > -- all flumbly and unsure and everything. > > I don't think this has enough DOF, but this is my PAW for this past week, > called, "Camouflage." > > http://members.aol.com/eactivist/PAWS/pages/pawFeb26.htm > > Comments welcome, naturally, although I don't think it merits many. > > *** DS, A 35-105, f/8, and other technical stuff. > > LOL, Marnie aka Doe :-) -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
