Photography . .. My hubby's new found hobby

Oh wow, bet your husband has taken some really nice photos while in Japan. I do love using our digital camera and taking photos primarily of the family. Only problem is I am not very good at it. I try hard but things don't always work out so well..lol I recently visited New Mexico, returned yesterday, and did take many photos of our family and scenery. Not sure how good they turned out since I haven't had the time to transfer the photos to my computer.

Not now!But I used to take a lot of photos,like your husband doing now,in my college days.In fact I was a member of the photographic club where we were taught to develop and print photos too.Now there are digital cameras and we can see the result immediately and if something is wrong we can delete it and retake the same.But then,we had only 36 snaps in a role and we can't see the result until developing the film roll.There was thrill and excitement then.Cheers!

I love taking photographs. I am going to add one of my latest captures to this discussion. It is a rainbow that appeared during a thunderstorm last Thursday evening. We were traveling, and I had to take it through the window of the truck. It is pretty good all things considering. I know that it would have been even better if I'd wanted to get out in the pouring rain and take another one!

I am interested in photography and also like to have my on dark room or at least a photo printer where i could develop my own photos where their is no need to go to photo shop to pay for its printing. My interest lies in various categories and I am practicing the best shoots taken from different angles and views. I am the currently assign as my family photographer in every occasion and make photos slides burn in DVD to be watch by my family. I have a digital camera and automatic old model cameas where I have still to used a film. Their is really different between the two in digital I could really see the output but in film. I need to develop it first before I see the nice photos or some mistakes with my shoots..

Me too. I have two cameras but will sell the second one because I didn't use much. Anyway, I always take pictures wherever i go and even both some lens like infrared photography. It is very interesting to learn and create your own artistic style as well as to soothe your mind. I suggest that you tell your hubby to try out the infrared photography. Just buy a Hoya R-72 filter for his camera. Promise that it will come out very good in pictures if he takes in Japan. Try it! He will never regret it.

Photography is very interesting, but i have a 35mm film SLR camera. Films are soo expensive and i dont have enough money to get DSLR :(