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  1. BobH

    "The Barn"

    What you can't see... This was a Saturday morning. This is one of he most cliche' shots at Grand Teton National Park. There were probably 20 photographers there capturing the scene. Amazingly, they all worked together. Nobody got in close and ruined everyone else's shot. They all just kind of...
  2. BobH

    "The Barn"

    I do, and I got it right two out of the three times. Not sure why I screwed up the first one? (Fixed it)
  3. BobH

    "The Barn"

    The second most photographed barn in Wyoming. If you know the Grand Tetons, you know about "Mormon Row". You've also undoubtedly seen photos of the "Moulton Barn". What you may not realize, if you haven't visited the site, is that there are two barns remaining. T.A. Moulton Barn, "the most...
  4. BobH

    Edmonds Backyard Critters

    Very cool! I only have the Greys. The Douglas are nice looking, wish I had both here too. You’re certainly right about the Greys emptying a feeder fast. I wouldn’t mind if they just ate a bit, but they rake out all the seeds searching for peanuts or the perfect sunflower seed or, well, who knows...
  5. BobH

    Nikon temporarily suspends repairs to help reduce the transmission of COVID-19

    Well dang. I have an 80-200 that needs the lens hood screws replaced and the focus switch repaired. I was just thinking "Well, doesn't look like I'll be doing much shooting any time soon, maybe I should send that in..."
  6. BobH

    15 Jokes only photographers will understand.

    That is true. This was at least 10 years ago, if not longer. It was a small town paper, and she was a cub reporter, possibly even an intern, I don't know. She seemed to be taking it serious, making notes, taking names, etc. But it was definitely low budget. I guess they were ahead of the curve.
  7. BobH

    15 Jokes only photographers will understand.

    A few years back, I was shooting a tractor pull and had my usual camera. The local newspaper had sent out a gal probably fresh out of college, with a notepad and a point and shoot. Now, considering it was a tractor pull, and the resulting images were going to be printed on newsprint in B&W, that...
  8. BobH

    15 Jokes only photographers will understand.

    Amazing how often you get asked that when you bring out the big lens. I always laugh, people go nuts over my Tamron 150-600. Now, don't get me wrong, it's a great lens, I love it, and use it a LOT. But... It's the second cheapest lens in my bag, at about $850. The same people who act like I'm...
  9. BobH

    Expanding our focus

    Bill, we have on advantage here. The rules prohibit religion and politics. Now, granted some of the current events are affecting photographers, and I'm willing to accept discussion of things like what does COVID-19 mean to you, as a photographer. But, I won't tolerate bashing politicians (even...
  10. BobH

    15 Jokes only photographers will understand.

    Full list here: #16: That was an amazing dinner! You must have a really nice stove. https://www.thephoblographer.com/2018/11/19/a-bit-of-humor-15-jokes-that-only-photographers-will-understand/
  11. BobH

    Yellowstone Winter 2020 Wildlife & Scenery

    Wonderful images! We love Yellowstone, and have spent a week there in the fall for the last 4 years now. What an amazing place, always fascinating!
  12. BobH

    Expanding our focus

    I'm going to try and get some more activity here in the forum. People are looking for something to to do, Facebook has become toxic, and the forum is a great place to talk photography with your friends in a low drama location. We tend to specialize in birds, since that's what our core...
  13. BobH

    Welcome to "The f Stops Here"

    With the surge in traffic due to the majority of people being told to shelter in place, the forum has become a lot more active. It was time for the yearly server renewal anyway, so I shopped around, found a new host and get a better and faster server for the same price. (They're like the cable...
  14. BobH

    Welcome to our new server.

    Good morning, looks like more folks are finding their way to the new place! There's nothing to do on your end, everything is the same, once your web host provider updates the info, you're sent here. If you are reading this, you've arrived. The move seems to have gone smoothly, let me know if...
  15. BobH

    Trying to See the World In Black and White

    Wonderful photography, well done! Well, first of all, I totally agree with your choice. Secondly, don't worry about it. The categories are general, and only intended to help people find content when they browse the forum. Many post could easily fit in more than one. Pick the main theme and go...
  16. BobH

    Leprechaun Hunting

    Yes, he was really into it! Goggles, notepad, compass. He was so serious, it was really fun.
  17. BobH

    Welcome to our new server.

    Announcing our new server! If you can read this, you're on our new server. The site was migrated over the weekend of 3/21 - 3/22. It may take a day or two to propagate the new DNS info to everywhere on the web. Enjoy the new place, should be faster!
  18. BobH

    Leprechaun Hunting

    Had my grandkids over to look for Leprechauns on St Patrick's day. I found a special filter in Photoshop that makes them visible. They had a great time!
  19. BobH

    New Categories

    I've upgraded the forum to the latest version of the software, and I've also changed the categories up a bit. The most notable change is that there are now two categories for specific software programs, one for Lightroom and one for Photoshop. Since many photographers use one or both, I thought...
  20. BobH

    Arlington Flyin - Slow shutter speed on fast moving objects.

    A word of caution about using it on trains though. Ideally, the sensor will remain parallel to the motion of the subject during the entire exposure. For the planes, that was easy, I shot with a long lens, and so the amount of arc I swung during the shot was small. For trains, you'd need to be a...


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