Posts for: Mary Kate
Oct 16, 2017 16:05:11 #
Novicus wrote:
Several Photogs shooting with those have run into trouble with the LAW , on one occasion I witnessed someone calling the cops on us , they were amiable about it , yet advised us to paint them in a white color , so as they would not be mistaking for grenade launchers ....I KID YOU NOT !!!
Really????
Oct 16, 2017 15:43:35 #
GeorgeH wrote:
Trump cares very much! As a narcissist he obsesses on adulation, it is his bread and butter, or rather chocolate cake and more ice cream than anyone else. He is driven by the need for approval, whether earned - almost never - or imagined. Do note that he never takes responsibility for failure, but passes the buck. Just like a spoiled brat.
Well taking care of responsibility for failure would also have to include Clinton. Remember if she was an honest, believable trustworthy person we would not have this moron.
I still don't think he cares. He has done nothing to garner approval. His ratings are very low.
Oct 16, 2017 15:35:35 #
philo wrote:
sold
Good. Now you won't have to listen to someone critiquing your ads.
Oct 16, 2017 09:14:35 #
Lance Pearson wrote:
Mary Kate...depends on where you are standing where the stars go doesn't it?
Looking at the flag from the front the stars are on the left. The drape of the flag in the photo indicates it was taken from the front
Oct 16, 2017 08:36:39 #
gorgehiker wrote:
Republicans had fun criticizing Obummercare for years. Now the president that they are in love with has destroyed their health care. They may fall out of love when they realize that this move will cost them their hard earned money.
Does anyone think he cares what anyone says??
Oct 16, 2017 08:04:17 #
Novicus wrote:
I thought them lenses are in white so as to avoid getting arrested....
Any more stupid comments???
Oct 16, 2017 07:59:26 #
rjaywallace wrote:
This is your second post on the same subject (actually third if we count the duplicate). If you need to make a small change to a UHH classified ad, you can always go back and edit the title or the text for quite a while after you post. Best of luck selling this fine camera.
What??? Really???
Oct 16, 2017 07:55:25 #
Mubashm wrote:
Yesterday, I got the chance to shoot landscapes with fog in Canaan Valley State Park, WV.
Very nice. Love the third one.
Oct 16, 2017 07:53:13 #
blacks2 wrote:
As seen around the state.
We are married 48 years. We were living in his apartment in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, NYC. At one time he thought it would be nice to go away for a weekend. He was going to surprise me. We went to a lake close to Lake George, NY. The location was great. A cabin right on the lake. It was smaller than your smallest cabin. NO bathroom. It was very nice. We discussed the situation and left after 20-30 minutes. Drove down to Bear Mountain and stayed at the Lodge.
Oct 16, 2017 07:40:01 #
rjaywallace wrote:
Have you triec contacting Corel and putting your entirely valid question to their Tech Support staff. I don’t use Corel, but based on other software I’m confident that the Corel app can be set to export the size and depth file that you prefer.
OH NO!!! The spelling police are going to be all over you.
Oct 16, 2017 07:36:49 #
Snap Shot wrote:
Comments Welcomed
My original photo didn't have any shadows, so I had to make one. This is my first try at it.
My original photo didn't have any shadows, so I had to make one. This is my first try at it.
I would say you are successful.Nicely done.
Oct 16, 2017 07:30:02 #
billnikon wrote:
Professional Photographers take images for a LIVIN... (show quote)
"Photographers take images for a LIVING" As a retired CPA and CFP "making" a living is really a broad term. Making a profit is key. There were quite a few clients that had a business. The truth be known they were not profitable. Making a living was the dream. We tried to set up a business plan and offer to advise a new direction. Some listened some did not.
Oct 16, 2017 07:18:45 #
OddJobber wrote:
p.s. - Biggest difference between pro and main stream is that pro equipment cannot make phone calls. 
Funny thing you should mention that. We were recently at a wedding. There were a 150 people in attendance. I did my math. Fifteen tables times ten per table. There were two photographers with cameras. NOT one other person had a camera. My husband, even though he is retired still has the; he who dies with the most toys wins mentality. Has the new Apple phone. Those who did take pictures were using cell phones. I will have to admit his phone takes some damn good pictures. Oh, there is the advantage of instantaneous sharing.
Oct 16, 2017 07:10:29 #
ChrisT wrote:
My next favorite subject to shoot, after leaves, seems to be cemeteries.
Although I shoot many headstones, out of respect to those departed, and to those who loved them, I've chosen not to include any shots of those, here, which might impede on their grief. However, this selection does not make any direct connection, so I thought I'd share them, here.
Although I shoot many headstones, out of respect to those departed, and to those who loved them, I've chosen not to include any shots of those, here, which might impede on their grief. However, this selection does not make any direct connection, so I thought I'd share them, here.
OOPPSS... The stars should be on the left.
Oct 15, 2017 20:10:31 #
canon Lee wrote:
I thought Faith or belief was based on a personal relationship with GOD, NOT an interpretation of mans version of biblical history. If you have the need to join a religion, then you have to adopt THEIR beliefs. That being said, pay attention to what the far right progressives and colleges are trying to do with history. Place your faith in no man.
If you join a religion your belief is compatible with theirs. It is not forced on you.