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lynnthomas

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  1. I've been away from pnet for a long time due to my husbands illness and my attention being needed elsewhere.

    I've been told that I need to do something for myself so I'm getting back to my photography.

    I've noticed that Lightroom 6 on my laptop has been VERY SLOW and altogether miserable to deal with.

    I'm considering a new computer but it works great, the only problem being Lightroom.

     

    I think maybe uninstall LR and get Lightroom CC? I read that there's LR CC and LR Classic? Which would be better? I don't edit on my phone but there have been times it would have been nice to do so beyond just what the phone offers. (iphone6S)

    Also, I'm afraid I'll lose all of edits and presets if uninstall.

     

    Any advice for someone trying to catch up?

     

    Thanks!!

  2. So this is embarrassing but I believe I have broken my Sony a55. I was taking pictures of the fire in the fireplace

    and must have gotten too close (didn't think so?) but it completely shut down. Maybe the battery needed to be

    charged...but nope it still wouldn't work.

     

    Sooo...now I'm in the market for a new camera. It's been a long time since I've shopped. What are some

    recommendations in the Sony line? I'd like to stick with Sony since I have several lenses that will fit.

     

    Thanks!

  3. Finally have had some time to sit down and work on the site.

     

    I decided I like the paragraph on the Homepage the way it is but fixed the apostrophe and added

    an About page to try to communicate something about myself.

     

    I'm not seeing trouble loading on my end, not sure how to fix that.

     

    Thank you all for taking the time to help me out.

  4. Fred,

     

    Thanks for the suggestions.

     

    I never know what to say in an artist statement and am put off by the flowery ones I've read. But I can see where it would be helpful. Will have to come up with something that can explain why I photograph what I do.

     

    Thanks!

  5. In all honesty I do not understand the fascination with his photos. I clicked the link above in OP's post and was curious about what I would find. They don't move me the way they do others. To me mostly seems like snapshots and a few I would have discarded if I had taken them.

     

    There are a few that I like but don't see what makes them special.

  6. Well.....as a long time member it is sad to see how few photos are on the site for critique. This site has lost quite a bit.

     

    I don't often get on here due to work/home issues and certainly not as much as years ago but I do still value what's offered. This site taught me so much in the beginning and will still come to find good advice and insight when I can.

     

    I know the folks are working to fix the problems I hope they will be able to come up with something that will encourage photographers to come back.

  7. My dear friend gave me an Iloca Automatic camera yesterday. I'm having difficulty finding out anything about it.

    Does anyone know about these? It seems to be in excellent condition.

     

    If someone could point me in the right direction to get some info I would greatly appreciate it.

  8. Welp.....I have been away for a few days working and just now got back to this thread.

     

    I really enjoyed the comments and was glad I could contribute something for once.

     

    Didn't really care for the remark by Leslie about my photo. I used it as an example in answering Tim's question

    about getting the "stink eye." I don't think it's a good shot for a lot of reasons but none of them are because the men

    were eating. Why put it down?

     

    I shoot often in Austin and have only felt threatened once and that fellow was mentally challenged....he followed me

    shouting about something, ironically it wasn't about me taking photos. Once took photos of a photographer taking

    photos.....fun day.

  9. Perhaps it wasn't a friendly conversation. Maybe she was belligerent to the PJ and he backed into a position of his

    right to the photo. It might not have been a good situation from the beginning.

     

    I try to present as calm and benign. People ask me why I'm shooting them, what am I going to do with the photo

    and I assure them its just a hobby. Sometimes people wave me away, say no they don't want to be photographed. I

    respect that and move on. I don't think the general public understands that the photo belongs to the photographer

    though.

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