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I began to delve into photography less than five years ago, starting out with a simple point and shoot.
I fell in love with seeing the beauty of life through my camera lens.
About a year later I bought a Nikon d5000 and began to learn a bit about photography with a dslr.
I learned by reading my camera manual, through online articles and videos, by asking my professional photography friends questions, and most of all, by trial and error.
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Eventually I sold my d5000 and I now have a Nikon d7000.
I also bought a 50mm and a 35mm prime lens.
The 35mm is my favorite go-to lens for indoors.
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I still have a long way to go and much to learn about photography,
but as I said, it's become a real delight in my life.
This little vintage camera was a gift from a photography friend,
and I have since added two other old cameras to my collection.
I use them for display only.
I'm definitely a digital photography gal.
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still following,
That's an adorable Brownie Hawkeye. I have a small vintage camera collection, some of which I used to use. :)
ReplyDeleteI keep my eyes open for affordable old cameras at the thrift and antique stores, but they are quite collectible so the prices are sometimes pricey.
DeleteMy daughter has been taking a lot of pictures lately and thinks she might be developing an interest in photography. I think it would be awesome if she decides it's something she'd like to persue. :)
ReplyDeleteIt's a wonderful way to see beauty with fresh eyes and to be creative!
DeleteBeautiful vignettes, Elizabeth! I think you do exceptional work with a camera....and your simple edits are superb!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Evelyn! I appreciate your encouragement.
DeleteI really love the composition of these pictures :)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Desirae!
DeleteI would call you a photography pro, Elizabeth! Your posts and photos are always so inspiring.
ReplyDeleteMary Alice
Mary Alice, you are so kind! Thank you!
Deletelove all these images!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty pictures. I have been learning photography for about three years now ,through trial and error, articles and videos. I shoot with the 5100 and I too have the 35 and 50. My TT post was taken with my 50. How fun that we have similar photography journeys. It is a delight to me as well.
ReplyDeleteThat's wonderful to know, Abrianna! I love that we aren't all old pros on these link-ups!
DeleteI would say you are quite professional in your photography and editing skills! I always love to see your images. These are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteYou're so kind! Thank you!
DeleteYour images are gorgeous - I love the styling of your props. That old camera, with the old photographs, is amazing.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! I am grateful for your encouragement!
DeleteI try each week to leave a comment on your blog but it doesn't like to let me. I really loved your photos of the pumpkins and gourds so much.
DeleteI just figured out that it let's me if I don't try to sign in with google but just manually enter my info. I left a comment on your beautiful cornbread post!
DeleteLove your pictures!! One quick question with Picmonkey--I've only used the free version. Have you upgraded? Whatever you're doing, I want to do the same thing!
ReplyDeleteJulie, I do subscribe to the premium version. It's very inexpensive.
DeleteHow beautiful - I love how you arranged everything!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Rosie! So glad you popped in!
DeleteWonderful vintage camera. Your still life composition is delightful.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Marilyn!
DeletePhotography is such a wonderful medium, capable of endless possibilities! The vintage feel of your photos are so warm and inviting. Very lovely.
ReplyDeleteAll beautifully done. Your compositions for the still life is right on it. Love the little plant in the cup.
ReplyDeleteYour photography always inspires me.
ReplyDelete~Adrienne~
I LOVE these, and I love that I now know how you got started with photography.
ReplyDeleteSo sweet, I have the same vintage camera in my collection. They make for great still life shoots don't they!
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