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Your comments are always appreciated (trying again)
Hi: I shot the following pictures with a Kodak LS753 camera. Your comments
are appreciated. I hope it works, and doesn't just connect to a webshots blank page. http://community.webshots.com/album/480100938UxNJpP If that doesn't work, perhaps this will: http://cards.webshots.com/invite/pic...80100938UxNJpP (just click on 'no thanks'). My wife says that i can sell some of my pictures, but in my opinion they are nice, but there is alot of wonderful professionals out that there that can beat these. I tried posting the link before but it didn't work and reposted a corrected link but it didn't seem to ever appear. Trying again. Hope it works. |
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Your comments are always appreciated (trying again)
"Richard Bornstein" wrote in message ... Hi: I shot the following pictures with a Kodak LS753 camera. Your comments are appreciated. I hope it works, and doesn't just connect to a webshots blank page. http://community.webshots.com/album/480100938UxNJpP If that doesn't work, perhaps this will: http://cards.webshots.com/invite/pic...80100938UxNJpP (just click on 'no thanks'). My wife says that i can sell some of my pictures, but in my opinion they are nice, but there is alot of wonderful professionals out that there that can beat these. I tried posting the link before but it didn't work and reposted a corrected link but it didn't seem to ever appear. Trying again. Hope it works. don't listen to your wife. Just nod and say "yes dear". |
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Your comments are always appreciated (trying again)
Richard Bornstein wrote:
Hi: I shot the following pictures with a Kodak LS753 camera. Your comments are appreciated. I hope it works, and doesn't just connect to a webshots blank page. http://community.webshots.com/album/480100938UxNJpP If that doesn't work, perhaps this will: http://cards.webshots.com/invite/pic...80100938UxNJpP (just click on 'no thanks'). My wife says that i can sell some of my pictures, but in my opinion they are nice, but there is alot of wonderful professionals out that there that can beat these. I would suggest that you sell them to your wife. |
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Your comments are always appreciated (trying again)
My wife says that i can sell some of my pictures, but in my opinion they
are nice, but there is alot of wonderful professionals out that there that can beat these. Your wife is just being kind. They're just your holiday photos. Many are washed out and undersaturated, and most are of subjects that might be interesting to you personally but are totally dull to the independent observer. I looked through the first 8 pages and couldn't find a single one that had any real photographic or artistic merit. And if you really want comments you can learn from, don't put up 165 images, put up 5. Well, you did ask. Twice. |
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Your comments are always appreciated (trying again)
"Richard Bornstein" wrote in message ... http://community.webshots.com/album/480100938UxNJpP Nothing. I left it for several minutes. http://cards.webshots.com/invite/pic...80100938UxNJpP (just click on 'no thanks'). Did that. "Service temporarily unavailable." |
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Your comments are always appreciated (trying again)
Thanks for all your comments. They were very much appreciated.
As for saturation, etc, i should say that all these pictures were not adjusted in any way. Sorry bout the excess amount of pictures, i just posted a link that had all the pics of that trip. "Richard Bornstein" wrote in message ... Hi: I shot the following pictures with a Kodak LS753 camera. Your comments are appreciated. I hope it works, and doesn't just connect to a webshots blank page. http://community.webshots.com/album/480100938UxNJpP If that doesn't work, perhaps this will: http://cards.webshots.com/invite/pic...80100938UxNJpP (just click on 'no thanks'). My wife says that i can sell some of my pictures, but in my opinion they are nice, but there is alot of wonderful professionals out that there that can beat these. I tried posting the link before but it didn't work and reposted a corrected link but it didn't seem to ever appear. Trying again. Hope it works. |
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Your comments are always appreciated (trying again)
"Richard Bornstein" wrote in message ... Thanks for all your comments. They were very much appreciated. As for saturation, etc, i should say that all these pictures were not adjusted in any way. Sorry bout the excess amount of pictures, i just posted a link that had all the pics of that trip. "Richard Bornstein" wrote in message ... Hi: I shot the following pictures with a Kodak LS753 camera. Your comments are appreciated. I hope it works, and doesn't just connect to a webshots blank page. http://community.webshots.com/album/480100938UxNJpP If that doesn't work, perhaps this will: http://cards.webshots.com/invite/pic...80100938UxNJpP (just click on 'no thanks'). My wife says that i can sell some of my pictures, but in my opinion they are nice, but there is alot of wonderful professionals out that there that can beat these. I tried posting the link before but it didn't work and reposted a corrected link but it didn't seem to ever appear. Trying again. Hope it works. No worries. Keep trying and keep learning and you never know what you can do later on. |
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Your comments are always appreciated (trying again)
I appreciate the comment about polarizing filter, but the camera is a
point-and-shoot. Is there any way to put on the filter? As for the pictures I took, personally i liked the pictures that I took on my hikes in the woods, closeups of the plants and such. "Richard Bornstein" wrote in message ... Thanks for all your comments. They were very much appreciated. As for saturation, etc, i should say that all these pictures were not adjusted in any way. Sorry bout the excess amount of pictures, i just posted a link that had all the pics of that trip. "Richard Bornstein" wrote in message ... Hi: I shot the following pictures with a Kodak LS753 camera. Your comments are appreciated. I hope it works, and doesn't just connect to a webshots blank page. http://community.webshots.com/album/480100938UxNJpP If that doesn't work, perhaps this will: http://cards.webshots.com/invite/pic...80100938UxNJpP (just click on 'no thanks'). My wife says that i can sell some of my pictures, but in my opinion they are nice, but there is alot of wonderful professionals out that there that can beat these. I tried posting the link before but it didn't work and reposted a corrected link but it didn't seem to ever appear. Trying again. Hope it works. |
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Your comments are always appreciated (trying again)
"Richard Bornstein" wrote in message ... I appreciate the comment about polarizing filter, but the camera is a point-and-shoot. Is there any way to put on the filter? As for the pictures I took, personally i liked the pictures that I took on my hikes in the woods, closeups of the plants and such. Ah, now it's all clear. There are limitations to what you can and can't shot with a P&S. That's fine if you like what you took, but to try and sell that work isn't going to be easy. Heck, it isn't easy with really good photography sometimes. I'd doubt if you can put a polariser on your camera, but have a search for other attachments you might be able to fit on the lens housing. Dimage P&S cameras have things such as a fishlens for example, so there might be things like that. I still seriously recommend getting some reading material though and learn how to take shots properly and differently to others enough to stand out. good luck. "Richard Bornstein" wrote in message ... Thanks for all your comments. They were very much appreciated. As for saturation, etc, i should say that all these pictures were not adjusted in any way. Sorry bout the excess amount of pictures, i just posted a link that had all the pics of that trip. "Richard Bornstein" wrote in message ... Hi: I shot the following pictures with a Kodak LS753 camera. Your comments are appreciated. I hope it works, and doesn't just connect to a webshots blank page. http://community.webshots.com/album/480100938UxNJpP If that doesn't work, perhaps this will: http://cards.webshots.com/invite/pic...80100938UxNJpP (just click on 'no thanks'). My wife says that i can sell some of my pictures, but in my opinion they are nice, but there is alot of wonderful professionals out that there that can beat these. I tried posting the link before but it didn't work and reposted a corrected link but it didn't seem to ever appear. Trying again. Hope it works. |
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Your comments are always appreciated (trying again)
Thanks again. I have some knowledge of the basics of the technics of
photography, but I don't think I have the creative sense that top photographers need. Rick "Jasen" wrote in message ... "Richard Bornstein" wrote in message ... I appreciate the comment about polarizing filter, but the camera is a point-and-shoot. Is there any way to put on the filter? As for the pictures I took, personally i liked the pictures that I took on my hikes in the woods, closeups of the plants and such. Ah, now it's all clear. There are limitations to what you can and can't shot with a P&S. That's fine if you like what you took, but to try and sell that work isn't going to be easy. Heck, it isn't easy with really good photography sometimes. I'd doubt if you can put a polariser on your camera, but have a search for other attachments you might be able to fit on the lens housing. Dimage P&S cameras have things such as a fishlens for example, so there might be things like that. I still seriously recommend getting some reading material though and learn how to take shots properly and differently to others enough to stand out. good luck. "Richard Bornstein" wrote in message ... Thanks for all your comments. They were very much appreciated. As for saturation, etc, i should say that all these pictures were not adjusted in any way. Sorry bout the excess amount of pictures, i just posted a link that had all the pics of that trip. "Richard Bornstein" wrote in message ... Hi: I shot the following pictures with a Kodak LS753 camera. Your comments are appreciated. I hope it works, and doesn't just connect to a webshots blank page. http://community.webshots.com/album/480100938UxNJpP If that doesn't work, perhaps this will: http://cards.webshots.com/invite/pic...80100938UxNJpP (just click on 'no thanks'). My wife says that i can sell some of my pictures, but in my opinion they are nice, but there is alot of wonderful professionals out that there that can beat these. I tried posting the link before but it didn't work and reposted a corrected link but it didn't seem to ever appear. Trying again. Hope it works. |
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