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Anders said it best....all the equipment in the World won't help if you don't practice and know how to use your camera,angles to avoid reflections,lighting etc. and developing an eye..... the more pics you take the better you get....practice makes perfecthand6.gif
Thanks Anders and O. I know practice is key. I used to be into photography big time years ago. I had an SLR and used the manual mode. I loved getting really creative and was really into it, but I took pics of landscape, scenery, nature, and panoramic shots too. This is a whole different ball game. It's not learning the camera for me, but the nuances of as you say O, avoiding reflections and for me, mainly avoiding shadows that frustrates me the most. Argh!!!
