I have updated my portfolio Please take the time to take a look. Thanks

A Challenge Capture a "silky" waterfall or moving clouds without using a physical glass filter. Please post your photo(s)

I believe to learn from your posted photos please follow these guides; • Why - why did you take the photo. • Camera and Model • Aperture, Shutter Speed, and ISO interact. •Format: RAW/JPG, White Balance, Focus Mode, Drive Mode. • Lens Selection, focal length to use for specific. • Lighting

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Thanks for the add, folks. My name is Randy Fox and I currently reside in west central Florida (in the US). After decades of using Canon, I finally switched ecosystems to Olympus not quite 2 years ago. I will never look back. I am so impressed with my little OM-5 and small handful of lenses. I have a long way to go before I will be ‘comfortable’ with it, but it sure has been fun while trying. I have no specific genre that I shoot, but a few I refuse to shoot, including portraiture and/or wedding photography. (Kudos to those who CAN do that…I can’t bring myself to even try) But I do enjoy macro, still life (using light painting), nature/ wildlife photography and tinkering with the unique modes that OM has like Live Comp. So below are a few samples of what I have done with the OM-5. The first is a Live Comp of Floridas famous lightning displays. The second image is a macro that got a pretty decent amount of editing in LR and PS. The third images is a still life also using Live Comp mode. And the fourth image is my attempt at panning, taken at Ybor City, Florida. Again, thanks for the add and I look forward to seeing how others utilize their OM Systems cameras.