Photography Tips, Tricks and Techniques

[Mike Thomas]

Nice shot Kerry, I must invest in a polarized filter soon.
Here are a couple from last weekend down under.
A Kakariki, or red cap parakeet

Another one on a Nikau Palm

And a very cheeky Kea or Alpine parrot

All the best.
Mike

[Kerry Stratton]

From this morning before I choose to move on...one of my favorite steelhead runs on the Sauk River.

[pillcaster]

I wanted to bump this thread, there are many new members that may like to know an easy way to post pics, see first posts...

[Bluegill Budd]

This is "the" trout stream in western Kentucky. Stocked a few times a year.
I keep coming back to this stream because it reminds me of where I learned to fly-fish in New England.


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[Steve Molcsan]

Got some hot info on photography for the pixel minded fly flingers out there. Post them up here.

REE

Happiness is wading boots that never have a chance to dry out.

Any camera will do , subject matters 1st , then its setup , capture the shot , organization ,
storage choice , and enjoy your photos frequently most of the time no one else will give them a second look
for me my photos are the best as I would bet yours as well.