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My first photography experience was around 65-years ago when I made a pinhole camera in "Graphic Arts" class. We took photos of each other, developed them and then learned composition from our junior high instructor.
I bought myself a Yashica 44 with mowing money and the rest is history. I've run hot and cold about photography over the decades, but always appreciated the great start that I got at Oceanway Junior High in North Florida.
I got into digital photography around 2006 with the purchase of a Canon G7. In 2017, I began my transition from Canon to Sony. I shoot the Sony a9 and the a7RIII, with Sony lenses, ranging from 12-24mm to Sony's FE 600mm f/4.0 GM OSS.
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I sell through Getty Images and have been published in Field & Stream, Travel & Leisure, Boston Globe, etc I'm a Resident Artist with Gallery 6 in Denver. www.gallery6denver.com/artists
I shoot 100% in Raw and convert my images to jpeg using DxO PhotoLab and make global and some local adjustments in DxO. .
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- JoinedNovember 2007
- OccupationFinancial risk manager
- HometownJacksonville, FL
- Current cityDenver, CO
- CountryUSA
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I'm not even sure how we became friends on Flickr, but I can't thank David enough for the help and support he has given me with my photography. I am fairly new to this wonderful hobby and have had a difficult time understanding how to get the exposure set correctly. So Dave not only explained it to me, but he also gav… Read more
I'm not even sure how we became friends on Flickr, but I can't thank David enough for the help and support he has given me with my photography. I am fairly new to this wonderful hobby and have had a difficult time understanding how to get the exposure set correctly. So Dave not only explained it to me, but he also gave me links to various articles on the Internet which had even more detail. He also gently critiques my work telling me how to set my camera to get the correct exposure. He taught me how to set the EV differently for various conditions. I usually take photos of birds, and white birds, he explained, need -EV to bring out their details, whereas black birds need +EV. He always looks at what I've posted and if he marks it as a favorite, I know I've done well. Dave's the best!
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