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I feel kinda lame posting my pics here. I don't have a fancy camera, and they don't look as good as most of the stuff I see you guys posting, but nevertheless, here's a few shots I took this year that are my favorites so far.

 

Pete's Dam

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Duck that hung out for 1-2 hours as we caught walleye. Mattagami Lake

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Mosquito bite. Mattagami Lake

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Pete's Dam

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Canada Day fireworks. New Liskeard

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After we were done fishing for the day. Mattagami Lake

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(I hope those scale down automatically like I saw on the other posts. I'm sorry if there are too many pics or if they're too big.)

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No fancy camera required Dana. Those are some great shots.

 

Thanks. :) My friends have spent thousands on their camera gear, and they get awesome pics. Mine is just a Canon P&S, but I just have too many hobbies to drop more than $150-ish on a camera right now.

 

I should have labeled those pics.. I'll edit my post and do that now, in case anyone is curious about location.

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:thumbsup_anim: thats an awesome lookin fly! good job to who ever made that one!

 

I confess, I tied it. blush.gif

 

It was on a dare from Aplumma who said if I could tie a mosquitoe he'd donate to the "Fishing for Tyler."

 

I tied, he paid!

 

Thanks for the kudos. :)

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Thanks everyone.. I still don't like my pics as much as others my friends do, or people here (Brandon for example).

 

Cool shot! Reminds me of one I took. ;)

 

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Haha, I didn't even notice what it was at first. I'm stupid sometimes. :)

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What others have said, don't knock the hardware. The pics are good and the enthusiasm is evident.

 

I often feel that people today jump into DSLRs when theres no real need. Meaning they can get a PnS and do just as well, for what they want. It's not the hardware that makes a good photo, and having all the best equipment while it helps in some respects, it's not the be all and end all. I know people that have spent tons of money on stuff, having all the best and it doesnt help them take better pictures.

 

I have and use both, and which I'm using at any given time depends entirely on what I'm shooting/doing.

 

Sometimes it's the driver, sometimes it's the car, usually a bit of both. Thats not to say you can do anything with a PnS that you can with a DSLR, you can't. But understanding each systems strengths, limitations and photography and staying within the limitations, makes Aay differences (and there are differences) moot. Even the best "hardware" has limitations.

 

Obviosly a cover shot

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A "double truck"...2 page spread.

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One of those was taken with "thousands worth of gear" and one of those was taken with a $400 Point and Shoot.

 

Can you see/tell a difference?

 

Go out, continue to have fun with what you own and take great pictures, your well on the way and you can do it with any system.

 

J

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