Re: [Digital Nuts] - Tanya

Are you anywhere near Roseburg? From: tanya Sent: Friday, April 25, 2008 6:09 AM To: Subject: RE: [Digital Nuts] About Me - Tana Tana Welcome as a new moderator! Had to stop my self from typing my own name in the heading of this its a natural typing stroke to add a y after the N for me! I loved looking at your horse photography and your collage was great as well. I too live in Oregon but in the Rogue Valley on the bottom of the map instead of the top! Almost neighbors. I have enjoyed your work and hope to get to know better. Tanya ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Jeannie Date: Fri, Apr 25, 2008 at 3:46 AM Subject: Re: [Digital Nuts] About Me - Tana To: Thanks for those tips , Tana. I am going to be going to that Equestrain Center a lot. There is also one that has opened up by a park in WPB that is just for quarter horses. They are put through their pases there in the rings, or so I am told. I was amazed that i was able to get all my shots with my 24-120Vr lens. I guess that is because this place is so up close and personal.I had carried a longer lens, but never put it on, and my friend who was using here 80-200Vr lens sometimes had just too much lens. yes , I do know about slow mornings. :-) One thing is that I always make myself workout at least 5 days a week...and at least one of those days is weight is unless I am having a flair up.When I was a kid, My aunt , who also had RA, told me that I should always try to keep moving and force myself to do things. She was a bit spartan, but I do try to exercise,but with the modifications I need. Jeannie View my images : Tana wrote: > Thanks Jeannie, well I'm sure you'll understand then when I say > I'm having a "slow moving" morning! > > Yes, people like to have shots of their horses with their ears up > looking notification. Tough to get that shot with "cow-horses" as they > are like stock dogs and want to work the critters with their ears > very often pinned to their heads. > > Horses are very difficult subjects to capture correctly > when they are just standing. It is very easy to get the perspective > thrown off. One should not usually shoot head on as it makes the > head look huge and the hip small, not a good thing in any breeds > conformation. Shooting from the side, I can tell you that you > should stand back toward the flank, more towards the rear > of the horse, which may enlarge the perspective of the hip and > decrease the size of the head.... which halter horse people love. > > On all of my action shots I have different settings depending on > which arena I am at because some are quite dark. > as you see, it is one of my favorite subjects to > rattle on about! > > Thanks again to all for the warm welcome! > Tana > > > From: Jeannie > Sent: Thursday, April 24, 2008 3:55 PM > To: > Subject: Re: [Digital Nuts] About Me - Tana > > > Tana, I am happy to welcome you as one of the new moderators. I know > that you will have fun and do a wonderful job. I have enjoyed looking at > your horse pictures. I know what you mean about RA, since I have had it > since a kid, although not as severe as yours. > > A friend met me today at an equestrian center today where she keeps her > horses, and we both shot for about 2 hours. I have a lot to learn about > panning with a moving horse, but at least they are bigger and a little > slower than the birds I usually shoot. :-) > > Any tips? She did say it was important to take their shots with their > ears up. > > Jeannie > View my images : > > > Tana wrote: > >> First, I would like to say in advance I appreciate your patience with me. I'm sure there is a lot to learn about >> being a moderator. I'll do my best to learn and help out as much as I can! Thanks for this opportunity. >> >> Thanks to Bethany for staying on a little longer, and Anita I am so glad that you are still going to be painting with us. I have always looked forward to seeing your work and trying to learn your little tuts under your paintings. Bethany, your comments under paintings have always made me feel welcome and appreciated! >> >> I am a divorced 59 year old, and due to advanced rheumatoid arthritis I am disabled. I've had joints in my right hand welded so they don't bend, (yes, it sometimes causes me trouble with my pen on my Wacom tablet, dropping it and pushing the button at the wrong time in my grip.) 4 surgeries on my feet, one hip replaced and the other due anytime... so I'm slow to unfold in the morning, but once I get going and stay warm I get on ok. Scars are just tattoos with better stories! >> >> I have lived most of my life in the Willamette Valley of Oregon, USA. First introduced to horses by my grandfather at an early age, it took until I was nine years old to acquire my first. I have never been, and still am not, without one. They are and always will be huge part of who I am. >> >> Because of my friendships with people in the rodeo world, my interest has always been in good quarter horses with an emphasis the past 20 years on Driftwood lines. Up until a year ago I still rode in competitive events like "Drill-Flag team competitions and team penning and cattle sorting." My son Reese has come by his love of horses honestly and enjoys competing in both ranch sorting and team penning. Handing down the love of quarter horses to his own daughter Jobi Tate, at the tender age of 5 she won her first Reserve Champion Buckle. And at six her first Championship. My granddaughter Jobi-Tate (the free hand sketch I did in last weeks challenge) is the light of our lives! >> >> Photography has been a hobby I picked up after my riding came to a halt, so I still have good reason to hang out at the horse events. It has turned into a home business for me with people ordering my photos from events they compete in. I post them at if boredom should strike you and you want to check out some team penning photos. >> >> I joined this group about 16/18 weeks ago in hopes of learning to turn some of my digital photos into "posters" or art work. This group has become the center of my on-line fun as I really get a thrill when I see the totally different renderings people offer from the very same photo. As individual as we each are, so is our art. I appreciate all of you who have answered questions for me and guided me towards becoming better with my own work. Always know that I appreciate critiques, even if our art work is our "babies", I'd love to know how to make mine better. >> >> I hope that being a moderator will give me the chance to stay in touch with you all and maybe even help some other newbie with something I have learned from our happy group! >> >> If you are one of those who enjoys these "who I am" letters like I do, you can see a photo of me (2 years ago is the most current I have on there) in my collage under the Who's Who Gallery... >> My home page web site is (two lazy two - being our brand ). >> >> That's me in a nut-shell - (appropriate!) >> Thanks for allowing me to drone on... >> Tana >> >> >> [Non-text portions of this message have been returnd] >> >> >> >> >> Mod Squad: >> Bethany ) >> Bari ) >> Chris ) >> Tana ) >> Alice ) >> Karen ) >> >> Instructions for uploading to Pbase here: >> Group Search Engine: >> PBase: >> Yahoo! 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