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Phillip Dampier:
I love the sheep, but I wanted to pick up the pace of changing the banner more often. John is trying to figure out a way to increase the amount of banner image and decrease the pesky yellowing "info bar" that covers at least 1/3rd of it. Take a look at this and see why the banner alone cannot do the image justice! (Use the scroll bar at the bottom of the message to pan right and left. Your browser can also capture the image.)
belbbmfan:
That's a very beautiful picture Phillip.
I'm starting to wonder how on earth I'm going to be able to take photographs in Alberta that really reflect the beauty and vastness of the place... :-\
SFEnnisSF:
Awesome, just Awesome! ;D
nic:
--- Quote from: belbbmfan on April 17, 2007, 04:27:11 am ---That's a very beautiful picture Phillip.
I'm starting to wonder how on earth I'm going to be able to take photographs in Alberta that really reflect the beauty and vastness of the place... :-\
--- End quote ---
Take them with your mind's eye; smell the air deeply; touch the surfaces & textures you encounter; sit or lay for a while to just listen to, feel and sense the place; & remember the feeling of the place in your heart. Then, along with any "proper" photos you take you'll have the perfect memory.
A good tip is to actually get a photo of you in the scenery, not just as a souvenir pic, but of you enjoying it somehow - stretched out on a rock, paddling in the river, arms round a tree, that kind of thing...with you not overly prominent in the composition. They might not be the prize aesthetic photos in your collection but should help bring back the sensations you had at the time when you look at them again.
belbbmfan:
Thanks for the tip Nic!
I'll keep it in mind.
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