Images From BCR, July 2018

Thanks to all of you. I appreciate the comments -- it keeps me working on improving my technique. But . . . it's just all in fun, makes traveling a lot more fun. After awhile, you begin to SEE differently -- it begins to occur to you how the camera sees and how you can optimize that.

But, besides composition and light, what's important is to figure out when to press the shutter -- when does the frame have the most emotional impact, and what can you do to get that impact (e.g. move yourself up, down, right, left -- zoom in, zoom out -- get the right lip and facial expression).

I've included a couple of new images -- the RCMP was giving us a talk on his 40 or so years with the force. So the problem was capturing the right expression, lighting, etc. while he was speaking.

So, those are some hints on how you might improve your own skills.

Doug