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Photo Forum / Photo Technique / Nature Photography / August 2003

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Florida Photographers interested in Horseshoe Crabs mating?31 Aug 2003 18:51 GMT1
Just a heads up, in case there are some Florida Photographers who would
like some images of mating AHC (Atlantic Horseshoe Crabs).
<http://www.photostockfile.com/Atlantic-Horseshoe-Crab/>
This morning on the Gulf Coast beaches of Florida, west of Tampa, there
Comments are welcome,  Heron25 Aug 2003 03:10 GMT2
Dear friends,
as usual, all comments are welcome for my heron.
http://people.freenet.de/naturfoto/Kritik_drf.htm
Thanks in advance.
Camoflage clothing?25 Aug 2003 01:19 GMT9
I am wondering how useful and important camouflage clothing when
photographing wildlife?  I am principally trying to sneak up on water birds
and deer.  (see
http://www.horsenhounds.com/photography/DoverWildlife/default.htm#dreadful_photo
Canon EOS focusing screen with rule of thirds pattern21 Aug 2003 19:29 GMT10
Can please anybody tell me if it's possible to find a focusing screen
with rule of thirds pattern, two horizontal and vertical lines that
divides tha screen in nine parts, for my EOS 620 ?
I checked in the manual but none of them has this pattern.
teleconverters for Nikon21 Aug 2003 01:43 GMT4
I have a Nikon N90s camera and do lots of photos of insects and other
small animals, lately mostly butterflies and dragonflies.  I have a Nikon
AF 70-300mm zoom lens and a Nikon 28-105 mm zoom.  I mostly use the
70-300mm lens for close ups, in combination with Kenko 36, 20, or 12 mm
This Newsgroup20 Aug 2003 15:46 GMT1
I am a new "lurker" to this group, although I have posted a query or two.  I
am really posting this to say what a great group this is.  There are so many
constructive replies from people who know what they are doing and are happy
to share.  Even the guy who wanted to scratch his ...
Hiking, water and gear!19 Aug 2003 17:14 GMT1
I like bringing my camera and limited gear while hiking in the (west
coast) national parks, but I wonder what kind of bag you use. My problem
is that I normally would bring about a galon of water for a day hike,
but have not found a good camera bag which easily allow me to carry ...
Need Advice on What to shoot along the Rim2Rim low in Grand Canyon?15 Aug 2003 19:37 GMT3
I have looked up two books.  They both doesn't info on what, where,
when to shoot when you are down there.
These books are:
"Photographing the Southwest, Vol2" by Laurent Martres
Cleaning15 Aug 2003 00:30 GMT3
I'm new to all this photography stuff and was wondering if someone could
advise me. I noticed that I have got some dust/hair(?) on the mirror inside
the camera, I guess when changing the lens. I've tried using a blow brush
but it just seems to get worse. What is the best way to ...
Which National parks best for photography?13 Aug 2003 13:57 GMT12
I would like to know opinions of the best scenic parks for photography
in the months of Oct/Nov? I'm looking at Nevada, California, Utah,
Arizona, Colorado. I also do macro photography. Any particular
favorites? Thanks
About exposure equivalence09 Aug 2003 13:53 GMT4
I was shooting a birthday cake (white color) from the top under fluorescent
light
using the program setting with my EOS 620, 50 mm f1.8 prime lens and ISO 100
film plus a flash. The metering set the following exposure values: 1/60 at f16.
LandScape photography from Ireland08 Aug 2003 13:03 GMT4
I am a new to professional photography. Based in Ireland and Finland I
am trying to start off my site to sell some of my prints and get some
visitors to my site.
I am finding it difficult to start this site going as advertising
Help: recovering underexposed negatives06 Aug 2003 05:01 GMT5
Can anybody please tell me if there is away of recovering underexposed negatives
? I was shooting a birthday and handed the camera to somebody to shoot a few
shots but when I got the camera back I noticed the exposer compensation icon
that was set to underexpose by one stop ! I may ...
My Blind02 Aug 2003 11:59 GMT8
I've been photographing foxes from a blind, and it seems to work pretty
well.  I thought I might share the design, in case someone needs an idea.
I have four 5 foot sections of rebar, two strips of dirt-colored fabric
tied on with twine, and mosquito netting.  Simple and portable. ...
 
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