A photographers notebook

[colrehogan]

Hi Richard,
I also liked your series over on LF photo forum.

[picturetaker]

Not wanting to miss any posts from the 'Photographer's Notebook', is there a way that I can subscribe to a user's post just like I can with a thread? Thanks

[David A. Goldfarb]

Not wanting to miss any posts from the 'Photographer's Notebook', is there a way that I can subscribe to a user's post just like I can with a thread? Thanks

I don't know if that will be available in the new software, but what you could do is click on the user's name or avatar, go to their profile, and find a link to "more posts by this user" or something like that, and bookmark it.

[Helen B]

Why not post these as articles, as they seem to suit that type of presentation more than they suit a discussion forum.

Best,
Helen

[billschwab]

Why not post these as articles...

Great idea.

B.

[DougGrosjean]

Richard,

I think this is a very nice thing you're doing, sharing your experiences.

Also, I find myself agreeing with you about great photos. The message is clear, the photo is a chapter all its own. Recently browsing a library book of great news photos, that was the very thing that jumped out at me on the best of the best.

I'm a bit of a re-entry photographer myself, picking up my neglected cameras again when I needed to illustrate a book I'd written. The book is done, well illustrated, and I haven't put the cameras away yet. On the contrary, in my photographic rebirth I've picked up some of the MF cameras I pined after 25 years ago as an amatuer, learned B/W development, learned Photoshop, and purchased a Widelux (35mm version) for panos. Have even experimented with splicing 2-3 Widelux photos together in Photoshop, for 180d or more views. Composition is more difficult the farther you go with that idea, though.

I'll try to follow along on this thread. I probably won't comment much, as my eyes and ears work better than my mouth. But I'll be watching... Thanks for your time and wisdom.

Best,
Doug Grosjean

[resummerfield]

Why not post these as articles, as they seem to suit that type of presentation more than they suit a discussion forum.

I agree with Helen. That way the articles would be easy to find and could be quickly pulled up for reference.