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Susie 1/31/22
Jan 31, 2022 11:33:22 #
Jan 31, 2022 21:39:42 #
Great shots I like both but the 1st seems a little soft with the lighting used.
Jan 31, 2022 22:45:21 #
Nice photos.
And now... totally off topic, so let me hear it from everyone... but why do you write dates as 1/31/22? That is totally backwards to how numbers are counted. Why not use year/month/day? In fact you don't even need the slashes, because 220131 is perfect! When used in filenames the files always sort in proper sequence, and you can do easy text parsing to extract the data from 'yymmdd' format. OK, end of rant!
Did I say "nice photos?"
And now... totally off topic, so let me hear it from everyone... but why do you write dates as 1/31/22? That is totally backwards to how numbers are counted. Why not use year/month/day? In fact you don't even need the slashes, because 220131 is perfect! When used in filenames the files always sort in proper sequence, and you can do easy text parsing to extract the data from 'yymmdd' format. OK, end of rant!
Did I say "nice photos?"
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Feb 1, 2022 05:40:28 #
Lovely lady, I wish I knew some that would let me practice taking such photos.
I agree with you about the dates. I started using a year month day representation years ago when I was programming a dBase compatible system.
The issue was exactly that, sorting.
I agree with you about the dates. I started using a year month day representation years ago when I was programming a dBase compatible system.
The issue was exactly that, sorting.
Feb 1, 2022 06:29:03 #
I like them both but the first one a bit more than the second.
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Susie 1/31/22
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Feb 1, 2022 09:20:29 #
Both are sculptures in body and lighting; quietly speaking female design curvature.
Feb 1, 2022 10:20:10 #
JohnFrim wrote:
Nice photos.
And now... totally off topic, so let me hear it from everyone... but why do you write dates as 1/31/22? That is totally backwards to how numbers are counted. Why not use year/month/day? In fact you don't even need the slashes, because 220131 is perfect! When used in filenames the files always sort in proper sequence, and you can do easy text parsing to extract the data from 'yymmdd' format. OK, end of rant!
Did I say "nice photos?"
And now... totally off topic, so let me hear it from everyone... but why do you write dates as 1/31/22? That is totally backwards to how numbers are counted. Why not use year/month/day? In fact you don't even need the slashes, because 220131 is perfect! When used in filenames the files always sort in proper sequence, and you can do easy text parsing to extract the data from 'yymmdd' format. OK, end of rant!
Did I say "nice photos?"
Everyone I know uses month-day-year.
Feb 1, 2022 13:22:10 #
Feb 1, 2022 13:51:39 #
jaymatt wrote:
Everyone I know uses month-day-year.
I've switched my folder names to "YYYYMMDD", it does make it very easy to keep them sorted and easy to locate. I also put some kind of notation about what they contain such as "20220201 Atlanta Horse Show"
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Feb 1, 2022 14:34:32 #
Thurber Mingus wrote:
I've switched my folder names to "YYYYMMDD", it does make it very easy to keep them sorted and easy to locate. I also put some kind of notation about what they contain such as "20220201 Atlanta Horse Show"
Amen to that! There are other approaches, but none better… IMHO.
Feb 10, 2022 09:52:21 #
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