ChrisN
Striving
Pending payment, my Canon L1 will be heading off to a new home with another member early next week. I'm gradually passing on the cameras I'm not using, and aim to keep probably only the M4 (my favourite because it best suits my eyesight and spectacles) one Canon P as backup (because it was my first high-quality rangefinder, and remains the next-best thing after the M4), and the IVSB (because it represents the earlier generation of high-quality RF cameras).
The cash returned from sales will be reinvested in lenses as well as a photoshop training course, and perhaps a better printer, so I can work on some of my better photos.
That's my next big challenge, to learn to get a decent print out of the photos I like. That will mean learning about calibrating monitor and printer, for starters, and maybe upgrading the old computer to something that can handle a decent-sized image file.
And I have set myself a photo project - to capture images of all the memorials along Anzac Parade here in Canberra, the national memorials to those in the Services and service organisations, in a cohesive collection. Never tried anything like that before, so it will be interesting.
What's your next big challenge?
The cash returned from sales will be reinvested in lenses as well as a photoshop training course, and perhaps a better printer, so I can work on some of my better photos.
That's my next big challenge, to learn to get a decent print out of the photos I like. That will mean learning about calibrating monitor and printer, for starters, and maybe upgrading the old computer to something that can handle a decent-sized image file.
And I have set myself a photo project - to capture images of all the memorials along Anzac Parade here in Canberra, the national memorials to those in the Services and service organisations, in a cohesive collection. Never tried anything like that before, so it will be interesting.
What's your next big challenge?
