Every monthThere is a contest???
https://wranglertjforum.com/threads/july-2021-ride-of-the-month-rotm-contest.52875/
Every monthThere is a contest???
FIFY!The contest is rigged anyway. If your from the east coast your entry automatically gets deleted.
@Chris uses Dominion voting software for the contest.![]()
That's why I haven't been able to enter - I take my pix with a view camera!Past winners, how many were taken with phones vs (d)slr’s ?
I feel it. A good slr pic would be a winner. A real lens is obvious when put next to a phone pic. Even I have fallen prey to the “phone”.That's why I haven't been able to enter - I take my pix with a view camera!
I don't own a smartphone, but even I will admit that they *can* take good pictures. Not as versatile as an SLR, but still pretty darn good. The reason most SLR pictures are better than most phone pictures is a simple matter of training. An SLR owner will at least "try", you're lucky if a smartphone person will even turn the darn thing sideways!I feel it. A good slr pic would be a winner. A real lens is obvious when put next to a phone pic. Even I have fallen prey to the “phone”.
It’s ok man, we are on the other side to help you when you are ready. LolI don't own a smartphone, but even I will admit that they *can* take good pictures. Not as versatile as an SLR, but still pretty darn good. The reason most SLR pictures are better than most phone pictures is a simple matter of training. An SLR owner will at least "try", you're lucky if a smartphone person will even turn the darn thing sideways!
Outside of resolution, clarity and the ability to play with depth of field, I don't think the camera matters one bit. An SLR doesn't somehow make a lousy photographer a good one. The camera can't choose the composition.I feel it. A good slr pic would be a winner. A real lens is obvious when put next to a phone pic. Even I have fallen prey to the “phone”.
Now that is awesome thinking. Outside the box right there!
It is those “outside” things that make great photography.Outside of resolution, clarity and the ability to play with depth of field, I don't think the camera matters one bit. An SLR doesn't somehow make a lousy photographer a good one. The camera can't choose the composition.
I’m gonna try that this month.It is very simple, if the month ends in R and the entrant has an R in his avatar i vote for him, unless it is an LJ...that applies only to odd months except on leap year. Other wise I divide the year model by the vowels in the avatar and see if it greater or lesser than the square root of their points....then I vote for the highest number if its an odd number.
Keep it simple.
That depends on what you want great photography to be. Some of my favorite pictures are ones I took on my old flip phones many years ago. Composition and imagery will always matter more than the equipment does.It is those “outside” things that make great photography.
You are so right!!That depends on what you want great photography to be. Some of my favorite pictures are ones I took on my old flip phones many years ago. Composition and imagery will always matter more than the equipment does.
Unfortunately its a smart phone and not a smart person.lol..I don't own a smartphone, but even I will admit that they *can* take good pictures. Not as versatile as an SLR, but still pretty darn good. The reason most SLR pictures are better than most phone pictures is a simple matter of training. An SLR owner will at least "try", you're lucky if a smartphone person will even turn the darn thing sideways!