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Parker Photographic
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Parker Photographic Insiders Photography + Editing tips Hello Reader ! It buzzed by like a speeding bullet. Up and down. Left and right… all around it went. Too fast for this old man to lock on with my Nikon in hand. And then as luck would have it, it stopped on a dime. Right on a lily pad bloom. But there was one problem… …it was fifty feet too far. Even for my short Telephoto lens at 200mm. And I couldn’t get closer. I wasn’t about to wade in the cold marsh water. Even if I could, I’m sure...
Parker Photographic Insiders Photography + Editing tips Hello Reader ! X-Marked the spot. Or in this case… a “camera.” I was ready. Prepared. Packed. And focused. I’d been planning this landscape shot for weeks. But, there was one small problem. No one mentioned anything about a steep and a very rocky road to the top of the mountain! And if you remember from last weeks newsletter… about our brakes… ...well this rendezvous probably contributed to the pads wearing thin too (and the hole in the...
Parker Photographic Insiders Photography + Editing tips Hello Reader ! My wife (Tammy) panicked as I backed out of the parking lot. “Do you hear that?” she asked.“Umm… no,” I replied. And away we went... it was time to head home. We twisted and turned. Up and down. It felt like threading a needle at 60 miles an hour. Sharp curves. Sudden drops. No room for mistakes. It was both breathtaking and brutal, like the mountains were daring us to keep up. Oh, and by the way… we were in West Virginia...