Comments for The Hole Picture http://daryl-hunter.net Bringing Home The Outdoors Sat, 11 May 2013 03:21:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.5.1 Comment on It’s Outdoor Photographer Magazine’s fault by Daryl L. Hunter http://daryl-hunter.net/its-outdoor-photographer-magazines-fault/#comment-1011 Daryl L. Hunter Sat, 11 May 2013 03:21:36 +0000 http://daryl-hunter.net/?p=5591#comment-1011 Thanks Phil, that means a lot coming from a colleague like yourself, it’s funny, I wish I were closer to your Glacier and you wish you were closer to Grand Teton and Yellowstone. The grass is alway greener isn’t it :D

]]> Comment on It’s Outdoor Photographer Magazine’s fault by Philip Kuntz http://daryl-hunter.net/its-outdoor-photographer-magazines-fault/#comment-1009 Philip Kuntz Fri, 10 May 2013 15:08:04 +0000 http://daryl-hunter.net/?p=5591#comment-1009 I salute and applaud your desire and decision to move to nature nirvana Daryl. I look forward to each of your next shots. They bring smiles, admiration and a touch of jealousy. Wish I was a bit closer to those special parks. You capture masterfully then share the joys and wonders of those special scenes and critters to our homes. Thank you!

Pop Photo and Outdoor Photographer have had a large, positive influence on me as well. You’re living the dream. Keep up the great works!

]]> Comment on Spring has sprung in Yellowstone by Daryl L. Hunter http://daryl-hunter.net/spring-has-sprung-in-yellowstone/#comment-1005 Daryl L. Hunter Wed, 08 May 2013 17:54:12 +0000 http://daryl-hunter.net/?p=5628#comment-1005 LeAnn, it was my pleasure meeting you and John the other day. Like I said in this post, I enjoy the camaraderie as much as the photography.

The economics fo digital photography lets us learn faster and easier than back in the film days. The quantum leap my quality has made since I started shooting digital in 2007 is huge. Put your head in the books and your body in the field as often as possible and you will be surprised how fast your skill will grow.

Glad you like my writing, I do have many “hot to” posts on this blog you might be able to put to good use.

See you out there :D

]]> Comment on Spring has sprung in Yellowstone by LeAnn Yeates http://daryl-hunter.net/spring-has-sprung-in-yellowstone/#comment-1003 LeAnn Yeates Wed, 08 May 2013 04:46:54 +0000 http://daryl-hunter.net/?p=5628#comment-1003 Daryl, I just wanted to say your writing is ALMOST as beautiful as your photography……..I enjoy both so much and only HOPE to inspire others half as much with my work as much as you have inspired me! Wish I had another 60 years of life to start over and just do this thing we love so much, much earlier and longer – since I don’t and won’t, I hope to simply ‘pursue and shoot’ with all the energy I have left in this life so others can enjoy what we see as photographers. The journey and the adventures are more than I ever expected, lol! Thanks for taking the time to talk with, inspire, mentor, motivate, and just befriend those who share your passion. Your humility in doing that……since not all photographers are ‘nice’………is amazing. Hope we see you again soon. Stay safe and stay in love with all you do.

]]> Comment on Spring has sprung in Yellowstone by Daryl L. Hunter http://daryl-hunter.net/spring-has-sprung-in-yellowstone/#comment-998 Daryl L. Hunter Tue, 07 May 2013 20:28:40 +0000 http://daryl-hunter.net/?p=5628#comment-998 Thanks Jeff, you may want to reconsider that late arrival thing, it is an awesome time of the year :D

]]> Comment on Spring has sprung in Yellowstone by Jeff Clow http://daryl-hunter.net/spring-has-sprung-in-yellowstone/#comment-997 Jeff Clow Tue, 07 May 2013 19:27:55 +0000 http://daryl-hunter.net/?p=5628#comment-997 Great post, Daryl…..and although I don’t show up in Jackson Hole until July – I sure do enjoy seeing the spring activity every year through your lens.

]]> Comment on It’s Outdoor Photographer Magazine’s fault by Daryl L. Hunter http://daryl-hunter.net/its-outdoor-photographer-magazines-fault/#comment-984 Daryl L. Hunter Wed, 01 May 2013 17:24:15 +0000 http://daryl-hunter.net/?p=5591#comment-984 Thanks Marion :D

]]> Comment on Crop-Factor Myth – misconstrued misnomers and disseminated confusion. by Daryl L. Hunter http://daryl-hunter.net/crop-factor-myth-misconstrued-misnomers-and-disseminated-confusion/#comment-983 Daryl L. Hunter Wed, 01 May 2013 17:22:13 +0000 http://daryl-hunter.net/?p=1107#comment-983 Derek, I don’t believe you are right here. The lens delivers the light, that would be the same amount of light for either sensor; however, the smaller sensor would capture less light only because of its smaller capture area. That said; that smaller capture will have the best light the lens has to deliver because it wouldn’t be capturing light the weaker light were there is “light falloff” from the periphery of the lens.

]]> Comment on Crop-Factor Myth – misconstrued misnomers and disseminated confusion. by Daryl L. Hunter http://daryl-hunter.net/crop-factor-myth-misconstrued-misnomers-and-disseminated-confusion/#comment-982 Daryl L. Hunter Wed, 01 May 2013 17:15:37 +0000 http://daryl-hunter.net/?p=1107#comment-982 Your welcome Edward, I has seen this happen over and over again and that is why I jumped into the confusion and attempted to simplify.

]]> Comment on It’s Outdoor Photographer Magazine’s fault by Marion http://daryl-hunter.net/its-outdoor-photographer-magazines-fault/#comment-979 Marion Wed, 01 May 2013 17:01:10 +0000 http://daryl-hunter.net/?p=5591#comment-979 Fantastic photos and a great article.

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