Thursday, December 11, 2008
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You know you're in love when you don't wanna go to sleep at night because your life is better than a dream
It's Not Me it's You
About Me
- Matt Skywalker
- Rolla, Missouri, United States
- Where to start.. I guess the most important thing about me is my love of God, I love atvs, and I'm not gonna lie, I've gotten pretty good at going places where few of my friends can, and not wrecking.. I'm a Biological Science student at Missouri University of Science and Technology. I'm a fairly open person, it's easy to get to know me. I love my friends, and my social life is important to me. I try to be fun to be around. It's impossible to keep me angry for long :) I'm a strong Christian, and I love my friends, and love making new ones! I'm a Combat Medic in the National Guard. I drive a black dodge SRT-4, and a lifted chevy blazer. Both are really cool :) I really like getting comments on my blog *hint* *hint* =)
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3 comments:
So much for you replying quickly....I left a comment on the dec 7th one and...well you never wrote back. (camera)
is it okay if I ask you a few camera questions...as they arise? Like this morning I went outside and the moon was so beautiful with the clouds and mountains, and I just wanted to 'capture' that. Well when I try to take pics like that, they NEVER turn out. Have any idea how they could? Thanks =)
interesting----
meg
LOL yea sorry bout that.. Umm as to asking questions, sure thing! Im not really sure what I'd say about the mountain and cloud thing.. Usually all you can do is take multiple shots playing with the settings (eg shutter speed, color filters, ISO..) also digitally you can change a lot as far as tone, color etc to make it look good :) a tripod is a must for low light of any kind though..
I have several photo editin software programs, and I find that as long as the picture is sharp and light enough (both attainable best with a tripod) I can make it look almost as good as the real thing. However, there is always a limit on just how much a camera can capture, and sometimes you just end up with one of those pictures that you can only say " you would've had to have been there.." LOL ;) hope I can help with whatever I know!
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