Hello from Georgia, USA

[Danny Young]

I live in the foothills of northeast Georgia, not far from the Great Smoky Mountans National Park. My favorite birding site is Huntington Beach State Park, South Carolina, which is famous for over 300 types of birds. I use Canon gear, 40D and 7D, with a 400 f/5.6 for birds. I use the 24-70 f/2.8 and 10-22 f/3.5 for landscape.

[Danny Young]

[QUOTE=Danny Young;643761]I live in the foothills of northeast Georgia, not far from the Great Smoky Mountans National Park. My favorite birding site is Huntington Beach State Park, South Carolina, which is famous for over 300 types of birds. I use Canon gear, 40D and 7D, with a 400 f/5.6 for birds. I use the 24-70 f/2.8 and 10-22 f/3.5 for landscape. My website is youngphotography.smugmug.com.

[denise ippolito]

Hi Danny and welcome to BPN. I am planning a trip to Georgia in the spring.

[Danny Young]

There are a lot of photo ops around here. Spring in the north GA mountains is very beautiful!

[denise ippolito]

I can't wait to get there!!

[Danny Young]

Will you by chance be doing a work shop in GA while you are here? I studied your work online. I'd like to learn some of your techniques.

[Chris Poole]

Welcome, I'm over in middle S.C.

[denise ippolito]

Will you by chance be doing a work shop in GA while you are here? I studied your work online. I'd like to learn some of your techniques.

I am going there to scout a location for future workshops in the area. I appreciate your kind words and I look forward to shooting with you in the future.

[Danny Young]

That would be nice. I usually learn a lot when I do that.

[Arthur Morris]

Welcome Danny. Let's see some of those bird images!

[Danny Young]

Hi Arthur, I'd be glad to show 'em, but I haven't figured out how to do it yet! Can you help me? Thanks.

[Arthur Morris]

There are a bunch of posting tutorials I just don't know where they are. I will post your plea and you will get some help pretty soon :)

[Daniel Cadieux]

Hi Danny, welcome to BPN!! I'm looking forward to your images too Here is the link to the "sticky" with posting instructions (recommended reading), and then below it is an excerpt from it that applies to "Forum Participants".

http://www.birdphotographers.net/for...and-Guidelines

Forum Participants may post images but do not qualify to use BPN's hosting service. Posted images must be "inserted" by linking to another hosting service. Please follow the instructions below to do so.
Posting Guideline: Please submit only one image per post. Image size is to be no larger than 1024 pixels on the horizontal or 800 pixels on the vertical side. File size is not to exceed 200 kb. Forum Participants may post one image per forum, every 48 hours.

Click on "New Thread" in the forum of your choice.Left click the "Insert Image" button in the tool bar

• The button is square with a tree icon. The words "Insert Image" will appear when you mouse over the button.

• Copy URL including http:// of hosted image and click OK.

• After inserting your image, go to your message window and fill in your "Title" then in the "Message Window" give as much info as you can to help those who will critique your image. Please include technical data, such as, but not limited to, camera settings(ISO, f/stop, Shutter speed, support, flash etc.) time of day, weather conditions and location. If your subject is captive, please disclose that fact.If you have attracted your subject or subjects into photographic range with food, water, audio, or by any other means, please let us know. If you have significantly altered your image by adding or removing elements of the composition, we ask that you disclose that as well. This information will benefit all members and add to the educational value of each post. Anything else you can think of? If no -"Preview Post".

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