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Photo Association Game Thread
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Agree. And his wonderful photos. That’s the trouble with forums. You talk to somebody everyday then suddenly they disappear.
Yep. The"mother hen" in me worries about him sometimes.
Shot as a raw file on my iPhone 11Pro. Processed in Pro Camera.
Try being an actual mother. I think about him frequently. He did take a year plus break last time then came back. I’m hoping he’s just busy with real life.
some other type of gear is used for this activity
unrelated to this thread, but curious - did you also take this same shot with the standard camera app, for comparison purposes?
i am deleting photos as i type, 56 GB worth!
i saw the one i posted here, re-named that JUMP and then something told me to check out this thread, happy i did!
For a while now I'd been thinking of going through my archives and just going ahead and deleting the unprocessed JPEG (from really long ago) and RAW files -- but now I am glad that I haven't done that since a couple of times for this thread I've quickly had a look through and found something worth hurriedly editing and submitting. Guess I'll be hanging on to those old unprocessed files a while longer.....
There's gold on them thar archives!
I have deleted some older digital photos, but that was because lack of skill on my part led to poor pictures. A lot of the pictures I took at the Air Force Museum back in 2009 were so murky / dark that they weren't worth keeping or sharing. Even the ones I kept, and have shared, are still darker than I like but you can at least see the plane or missile.
Another team activity. This time synchronized sleeping...
Ideally when one is first getting ready to review and edit their digital images they should cull the batch first, immediately discard and delete the no-good ones and keep only the ones which look worthwhile to spend time on in processing. Unfortunately, I'm one of those who is always so eager to look through and immediately start editing the images that I really like that I tend to skip the culling step and as a result have a bunch of large unprocessed RAW files along with the images I actually did edit. I always think that I'll get to the culling "later," but somehow "later" never comes.....