Posts for: katkase
May 17, 2013 21:47:07 #
I found some techniques in the past. What one photographer did was put a partition in the tank and it made the fish stay close to the glass and made it easier to photograph the fish. I have photographed the Point Defiance zoo's fish with my point and shoot. You do not need a waterproof camera.
Taken at the point Defiance Zoo through the glass
May 10, 2013 14:42:02 #
I used my old cd's as paper mache craft projects. I made paper mache vessels and they were the base and bases to put vases on.
base for vase or sculpture
Apr 30, 2013 14:42:06 #
Bobgood1 wrote:
Most babies out grow this condition. I know people who have a heart murmur all their lives with no medical attention needed.
I have had a heart murmur all my life and I am 61 years old and still going on strong. I have bee tested with this during my childhood and have been told abut it but nobody raised red flags or gave dire predictions. It is different from person to person and each case is unique.
Apr 23, 2013 14:38:08 #
I put m y best photos on flickr and I do have favorites among the batch that I just posted. Would you believe the ones that I thought were my best work got few comments and the ones that I thought were OK got the most? I found out that you never can tell what people will like. Bravo for you for not listening to the naysayers.
Sorry I hit the button twice.
Sorry I hit the button twice.
Apr 23, 2013 14:38:02 #
I put m y best photos on flickr and I do have favorites among the batch that I just posted. Would you believe the ones that I thought were my best work got few comments and the ones that I thought were OK got the most? I found out that you never can tell what people will like. Bravo for you for not listening to the naysayers.
Apr 18, 2013 12:28:36 #
That is a very nice shot and worth the prize. I have spent a lot of photos trying to capture bees and my ratio was this: 100 photos, 80 deleted, 20 acceptable, 10 worth looking and 2 to 3 great. Your patience paid off and you accomplished a prize worthy photo.
Apr 14, 2013 15:39:58 #
BillA77V wrote:
One thing to remember about Amazon is that you may not be purchasing from Amazon. I bought a used flash from Amazon not realizing it was from a single mom in San Diego. We had a problem, but worked it out. I think Amazon is great, but you even need to watch there. No different than eBay.
I agree with you a 100%. I look at the approval rating of the company and I deal with 95% or higher and anything you do online has the possibility of issues. My experience with Amazon has been positive so far. Have I had issues? Yes, but I got them resolved. But for price comparisons, they are invaluable and give you an idea what is out there. I look at different stores. If you are interested in one you could always google the store and find an address and call. I trust Amazon more than Ebay. Ebays's conflict resolution I find is the pits, while Amazon really goes out of their way to help you.
Apr 14, 2013 15:29:12 #
Jimbo9948 wrote:
As a volunteer at the local County shelter I have decided to add a feature. I've added a Portrait of a different dog each week complete with backdrop and some dress-up flair. I've only done this one week and already have had numerous comments from folks not believing this is a shelter dog.
Just wanted to post this piture and info to get feedback from my fellow hoggers :-D
Just wanted to post this piture and info to get feedback from my fellow hoggers :-D
She is so cute and I hope she got adopted, because if I saw this photo of her, I would have run and adopted her on the spot. Keep up the good work.
Apr 14, 2013 14:38:03 #
singleviking wrote:
This sure sounds like unfair business practice and... (show quote)
This advice is really sound. When I am interested in a camera, I go to the site of the manufacturer and see what they charge for the item of interest. then I go to Amazon .com and look at the same body and get prices from them. I have been very lucky in that regard as Amazon is a very reputable organization that takes care of its customers. Plus the prices are really competitive when I go to Amazon.
Apr 12, 2013 18:10:22 #
Apr 11, 2013 14:03:52 #
It does not matter which part of the yard these photos were taken, these series of photos are spectacular and beautiful.
Apr 10, 2013 11:42:47 #
mullumby wrote:
Art for me is like beauty, it is in the eye of the beholder.
How true that is, as we all come from our own world of experience and see things our way. We may agree, but how we got there is all our own. By the way, I love your photo.
Apr 10, 2013 11:21:08 #
Here are some examples of what I think is art, and some may say it is, and some may say it is not.
drift wood abstract
Apr 9, 2013 14:18:48 #
It is a piece of abstract art, and for some it is hard to appreciate, but as a piece of art it has a lot of merit as some of the comments say , they keep coming back to it. I like it for its simplicity and you transformed the rose to its core elements and it is eye catching. Not all photos have to be literal to be appreciated. I like this.
Apr 9, 2013 14:14:22 #
These are the wow shots, that make people like me jealous but really appreciate the value in being at the right place at the right time to get these magnificent photos.