Oz has a great but very simply philosophy - that everybody had a heart, that everybody had a brain, that everybody had courage. These were the gifts that were given to people on this earth, and if you used them properly, you reached the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. And that pot of gold was a home. And a home isn't just a house or an abode..., Its people. People who love you and that you love. That's home. - Ray Bolger aka the Scarecrow
Ryann got my blog up to par with the three columns - what would I do without friends to lean on their expertise. She got info from this website: Tips for new bloggers - I tried but couldn't do it on my own. So thanks again Ryann!!!
My SLR camera is a Nikon D50. It's been a great step up from my digital point n shoot. It came with a kit lens that worked fine for the first year in auto mode. Once I started learning how to use the thing, I've wanted nicer lenses to give me more options. I bought a prime/fixed lens which is the Nikon 50mm/1.8 It is very sharp and works well in low light, but there is no zoom. For the last several months I've been borrowing a Tamron zoom lens. I think it is 28-75mm/2.8 I'm looking to purchase my own zoom lens, but haven't decided what. For portraits I hope to buy another prime lens - Nikon 85mm/1.8
I use Photoshop Element 4.0 It's taken me lots of time to feel like I'm doing any good to the photos.
I spent HOURS at www.twopeasinabucket.com in their photography gallery. Many more experienced photographers share their tips, experience, and advice. You can also search cameras and lenses. It's a super popular question and you'll find lots of opinions.
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I think it looks great! Now you just need to get your yellow brick road again! Have fun playing!!!
Yay! I really like the three columns. But, if you couldn't get it...I probably can't figure it out myself either. Looks good!!
My SLR camera is a Nikon D50. It's been a great step up from my digital point n shoot. It came with a kit lens that worked fine for the first year in auto mode. Once I started learning how to use the thing, I've wanted nicer lenses to give me more options. I bought a prime/fixed lens which is the Nikon 50mm/1.8 It is very sharp and works well in low light, but there is no zoom. For the last several months I've been borrowing a Tamron zoom lens. I think it is 28-75mm/2.8 I'm looking to purchase my own zoom lens, but haven't decided what. For portraits I hope to buy another prime lens - Nikon 85mm/1.8
I use Photoshop Element 4.0 It's taken me lots of time to feel like I'm doing any good to the photos.
I spent HOURS at www.twopeasinabucket.com in their photography gallery. Many more experienced photographers share their tips, experience, and advice. You can also search cameras and lenses. It's a super popular question and you'll find lots of opinions.
I hope that helps. Good luck!
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