Comments on: Real World Test – D3200 & 18-300 http://billfortney.com/?p=5963 Sat, 18 May 2013 20:47:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: admin http://billfortney.com/?p=5963#comment-5274 admin Thu, 09 Aug 2012 21:05:26 +0000 http://billfortney.com/?p=5963#comment-5274 I certainly is in your photography!!!! I certainly is in your photography!!!!

]]> By: Lynn http://billfortney.com/?p=5963#comment-4926 Lynn Thu, 02 Aug 2012 18:08:45 +0000 http://billfortney.com/?p=5963#comment-4926 Thanks for the review of this lens-camera combination, Bill. I love your photos. How awesome you got to spend special time with your family. I totally agree with you about the benefit of getting back to the original joy of photography that captured us in the first place. My family doesn't want photos that are pieces of art, they want memories of the times we spend together and they want my participation in those memories. If I'm trying too hard to get "good" photos, I'm not participating in the moment. Thankfully, my children are quick to let me know if I'm focusing too much on photography. When I'm alone or with a group of photographers shooting landscape photography, I have to remind myself to take my eye off the camera and enjoy the beauty of the moment. It helps me get back to my original joy in God's creation as well as my joy in photography. Thanks for the review of this lens-camera combination, Bill. I love your photos. How awesome you got to spend special time with your family.

I totally agree with you about the benefit of getting back to the original joy of photography that captured us in the first place. My family doesn’t want photos that are pieces of art, they want memories of the times we spend together and they want my participation in those memories. If I’m trying too hard to get “good” photos, I’m not participating in the moment. Thankfully, my children are quick to let me know if I’m focusing too much on photography. When I’m alone or with a group of photographers shooting landscape photography, I have to remind myself to take my eye off the camera and enjoy the beauty of the moment. It helps me get back to my original joy in God’s creation as well as my joy in photography.

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