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@@alexnovak2669 believe it or not, there have been many sunny days in Seattle so far this winter. I definitely do enjoy it.

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@@GeorgeMalley-w4e that’s right. I figured instead of me butchering the proper pronunciation of Utqiagvik I’d just use Barrow because many people know it by that name. You might not have seen my video where I mention that I cannot properly pronounce Utqiagvik the way I’ve heard it pronounced. Thanks for pointing out that the name Barrow is not the name used now. Most of these video titles also have the name Utqiagvik written in them😄

@@AlanMeksikanac I think you can’t go wrong with TT Artisan lenses. Very good quality for low prices! They are fun to experiment with.

@@Bulltrapaskslap what does my necklace have to do with anything?

​@@ggoudey-photo just looks like a huge upside down cross😂

​@@ggoudey-photojust looks like a giant upside down cross😂

@@Bulltrapaskslap it’s not a cross at all. Check out my short entitled It’s a Viking thing😉

@@ggoudey-photono bro upside down crosses are satanism thats what i heard. fix it if ur christian bro

To be honest I never use EV compensation when shooting auroras. It could have benefits I suppose. When I edit aurora photos I turn off any lens correction in Lightroom so it actually makes the corners appear darker due to some vignetting but I personally like the vignette effect as it usually makes the aurora POP a bit more. I don’t typically raise highlights or brighten shadows. I do raise exposure a bit, unless the aurora is very bright. What I use most often is are color grading wheels and a touch of dehaze. I believe several other photo editors now have color grading options if you don’t use Lightroom. Color grading is probably most associated with video work but I have found it a very useful tool for all types of photos. Perhaps I will make a video explaining my process of editing Aurora photos. I think getting test prints on different paper types is a very good idea, it’s helped me figure out what looks best for my photos. Have fun on your journey into printing your photos, it’s very rewarding to see them in a tangible form!

@@dustinmurphy82 that’s great!

@@CBortlearts Film photography is awesome. Way back when I used to fill up rolls of film from a 35mm Pentax. I’ve definitely embraced the mirrorless technology of the last decade or so. What sort of business are you launching in Olympia?

@@ggoudey-photo I often have temptaions of returning to digital in a limited capacity but the only one I would use is the Leica Digilux3/Panasonc DMC-L1. The CCD sensors that were used and the film like manual operation were so awesome and they rendered images that were eerily film like to me. I have decided to try and sell my art for the first time after years of shooting film and also scuplting and writing music. I have been told so many times I should be selling my work instead of ginving it away so I decided to go for it, hence my business. This area is a great art community. We shall see. I may open a store front but I'm going online first. There are so many awesome photographers around this area. I love to see the work they do. I'm excited to see yours as you have lived abroad as I have.

@@ggoudey-photo Sorry for the late reply. I finally decided to start a business selling my art as I have been pursuaded by many to do so over the years and Olympia is a good place to try it. I'm starting out online at the moment and will eventually try and find a place downtown. My photography is one part of it, as I also sculpt, draw and write music. I have only sold framed peices off and on over the years. I like that part of it too. I am in the camp of "A good photo belongs on a wall". I never promoted anything before and especially through a RUclips channel, so my hats off to you! Can't wait to see your channel progress. Awesome to see from someone close to home.

Hey @wilyo, Obrigado! Cheers from Seattle. I stayed in Brazil for just over one month in 2004/2005. I love Brazil❤️

I mean to be fair they haven't played bleed for 5 years, and the songs you mentioned (other than immutable stuff) have basically been played constantly in the more recent tours. I wish I could've seen them play bleed last year when I saw them.

@@Sasquatch33yeah you do got a point, and 5 yrs no bleed. I mean the reason I said those other songs is to make the SETLIST longer. 2023 is shorter than last yr. A typical meshuggah SETLIST should at least be 1 hr 35-40 mins at most