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thanks Robin,
I appreciate your support.
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Reminds me of Mater from Cars.
Lovely shot, think it really reminds me of being a kid and playing with about anything, the fun an spirits of being a kid with no cares. Rather than thinking " Don't get hurt!" - But I think I'm just going on now...
-Cobalt.
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thanks for your comment.
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And thank you for your favourite.
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cooll and thanx for teh fav
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I do have something to say!
Go see this Fire Boat and try to do this in some image program. I can see this being wonderful that way.
Not that is it not a wonderful image alone, it is!
You might like to play with it in this way too th ough, just for fun.
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This is so 
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I love this pic 
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this is a really cool shot
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thanks Justin, for your visit and comment.
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it's my pleasure
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Oooo I love it! Reminds me of a farm I used to live on.
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thank you Avel,
I hope the memories it brought back were good ones for you.
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no problem
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thanks for your comment Krista.
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old old old
fighting with time
i love this one !
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he looks a bit like mater from Cars -the movie .....
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I love this image...i have to say this is my fav out of all the ones you have on here
Cee
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thank you.
I will have more images of old cars and trucks coming in the near future.
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Yes that is so true.. I'm just geting in to the takeing pictures. i have been taking them for years but i am going to school for it now should have dune it when i was right out of hight school but you leave and learn. did you take anything befor you started talking pictures?
Cee
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I am kind of an old guy...so the answer is yes.
I studied photography in the late 70's and have been taking pictures since 75. My work is all over the place, which is kind of neat to see. I have taught photography a few times, and right now I teach for a college if, and when, they get a class together. No pressure, just something I enjoy doing.
keep working, concentrate on exposure and depth of field...those are the two major areas you will need to understand to be a good photographer....and if possible, take an art class and look at LOTS AND LOTS of pictures. You can learn, even from the bad ones.
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I am takeing Art classess right now in college. Do you think i have the skills to do what i want to do? I would love to get a peice of your work. im more less scared that i dont have what its going to take. the thing thats geting me is all the things you can do to pics now i dont like it. i like the real thing and not doing things to them.
Cee
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Hi Cee,
You pose a question that is very difficult for me to answer. There is kind of two things to photography, the technique and the art. Both can be learned, but as you say there is also a gift component to it. It is kind of like playing a musical instrument, anyone can learn the technique but there is a ceiling they will hit if they donβt have the natural talent or ability. (FYI...I still struggle with this question because even these two donβt seem to be enough, sometimes it is knowing the right people....but I donβt believe in the big break).
I suggest you take it one step at a time. Learn the techniques. Even learn the ones you donβt like or want to use, like enhancements. That way if you know them well, you will be in a better place to choose what to do, because you will KNOW what the effects will be. (It is just one more skill). Also learn and apply the rules of art. For instance the rule of thirds I think is crucial. There is a psychology to art, so learn that too. How it comes out in the end is anyoneβs guess. Any direction we take in life is a gamble. For instance have you ever heard of Modigliani? He was a contemporary of Picasso. Now I am sure you have heard of Picasso. But did you know that Modigilani was actually more talented than Picasso? Yet Picasso got the recognition. I guess one can be cynical about that, but the point is, that talent alone does not carry the day. Personally I believe it is consistent hard work. Do art every day, even if it is just a few minutes, but donβt skip a day. Do your best to learn the skills, trust in your self, trust in your God given talents and abilities and do your best. Nothing more can be expected.
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Thank you so much...In a few of my classess i am really lost but i think i'm going to make it.
I'm going to be reading what you said all the time just to keep it in my head.
Cee
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I wish you all the best success.
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thank you very much...i just found out that i have to redo 2 things for one of my classess its not good. but she said she wont take anything off me for it. thats a good thing and shes going to get someone to help me with some stuff from another class so that should be alright.
Cee
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thanks Deby,
for the comment and support.
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thanks sandra,
I appreciate your visit and your support.
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awesome dof, and composition!!! i love the clarity.
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thanks Dorota for your visit and comments.
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That's indeed lovely. Old machinery and vehicles just make such beautiful subjects.
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thanks Vivian for visiting.
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thank you very much Kevin. I really appreciate your comments and your support.
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a really interesting perspective!
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thanks for your visit and comment Romy.
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thats a really beautiful photo!!!!!
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Great character and composition!
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