I’ve been lurking around this forum for a little while and find it so enjoyable that I’ve joined NPN.
I’m from Inman, SC (in the upstate) and do most of my shooting in the Smokies and national forests of the Southeast.
The outdoors has been my most enjoyable environment my whole life. Please don’t ask why I did not start photographing it until 5 years ago. I have no good answer.
I look forward attending some of your events and meeting the people behind my computer screen
To get into the swing of things right off the bat, I’ve posted an image from my recent travels. This image of Purple Phlox was taken April 25th just down the hill from The Chimney Tops trailhead in the Smokies. I shot it with a Canon 20D using a Canon 10-22 lens at f22.
Welcome to the "Land of Lurkers" ...we all started out as young lurkers...now we are OLD Lurkers. Great Image...like the Solomon Seal working in with the Phlox.
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13 repliesI’ve been lurking around this forum for a little while and find it so enjoyable that I’ve joined NPN.
I’m from Inman, SC (in the upstate) and do most of my shooting in the Smokies and national forests of the Southeast.
The outdoors has been my most enjoyable environment my whole life. Please don’t ask why I did not start photographing it until 5 years ago. I have no good answer.
I look forward attending some of your events and meeting the people behind my computer screen
To get into the swing of things right off the bat, I’ve posted an image from my recent travels. This image of Purple Phlox was taken April 25th just down the hill from The Chimney Tops trailhead in the Smokies. I shot it with a Canon 20D using a Canon 10-22 lens at f22.
Chuck
Yes, we last met in 2006. You told me about the painted trillium at Kanati Fork trail. Good to hear from you.
(This forum is GREAT!)
Great way to start out with an image like this. Didn't you tell me last night that you were uninspired when you went out there? Looks good to me!
Richard, that shot was taken accidentally while sitting down trying to figure out my camera. Opps!
Harold
Chuck