Hi there

[skullfunkerry]

Hello everyone. I'm Kerry, from just outside Southend-on-Sea.

Just upgraded to a proper camera (X-T20) from a point & shoot... still getting to grips with everything but hoping to learn a lot from here!

Haven't actually shot anything with the new camera yet, but there are some old photos at https://www.flickr.com/photos/kmlabs/

[Nikonmike]

Welcome Kerry, you have some lovely images on your Flickr page.

[johntwo]

Welcome Kerry.  Don't be shy.  Lets see some posts

[Ryewolf]

Welcome aboard Kerry, jump right in and post, we're a friendly bunch on TIPF.

[Kobione]

Hi'ya and welcome Kerry, enjoy being part of this fun, friendly and informative community.

[Clicker]

Hi Kerry ...God to have you aboard...... I'll be sending you a welcome pack that will come to you in the private messages  in the next 24 hours.  ( see the  envelope icon at the top right of the  Forum's home page )  Meanwhile  just make yourself at home   and join in  to find your way around .  The X T20 is a  great camera    to step up to ...      We all learn from each other on here  so  I hope  you find some helpful advice if you need it .. just yell !

[Denis]

Hello and welcome from another Essex resident

[Hatter]

Welcome to TIPF, Kerry!

 

[skullfunkerry]

Thanks very much for the welcome

I haven't got round to getting much off of my camera yet, but here's a shot of my guitar; I was just playing with aperture and bokeh...

When I get home from my holiday I'll be putting an album together. What do people recommend for online photo storage/sharing these days? I might go back to Pro membership of Flickr when I get near their limit, or has anyone got any better suggestions?

Edited February 19, 2019 by skullfunkerry
correcting typo

[Hatter]

Unusual angle for a guitar shot - I like it.

After looking at the alternatives, I've decided to stick with Flickr and "go pro".

[David995031]

Hi Kerry, nice to have you aboard. I used to live near Southend (Westcliff) when I was at school (back in prehistoric times) and vaguely remember some photogenic landscapes inland.