joecichjr wrote:
Beautiful blooms from 2010
Can't help but love the variety you provide Joe!
Thanks!
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keithhmw wrote:
A golden sunset taking place along the coast in Melbourne Australia.
Nice shot that fits the format beautifully!
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Very interesting Joe. The second one looks like it could bite your finger.
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UTMike wrote:
The past few evenings I have gone to the front yard to capture the evening light on the newly emerged tulips. Their short life and beautiful buds gives me the incentive to record them while I can.
Comments and suggestions are welcome.
I have one suggestion ... keep them coming
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burkphoto wrote:
For the benefit of everyone who does not know or forgot, there is an [All Sections] link at the very bottom of each page. It will take you to the sections directory where you can choose to check out anything, provided you're a member and signed in.
I just checked that out. If I counted correctly there are over 50 sections to pick from.
We should pick one that is seldom used and repurpose it as the argument section. Our main sections could then be used for real discussions about photography.
For those who simply respond constantly without adding anything worthwhile we could give them one of the unused sections. We could name it, 'I love Myself'.
Or, maybe just a "Me To" section for those who tend to agree to everything, off topic or not.
It's getting late, nothing good on TV so I decided to turn it off and peruse UHH. Even bad TV is often better than UHH.
I made these comments in jest. When I reread them they were ... you decide.
Nite All!
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kbk wrote:
This is not a fix
All is working, but not fixed ???
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terryMc wrote:
I wonder what the attitude would be toward anyone who took that stance regarding spelling and grammar. If all the grammar, spelling, and syntax mistakes were pointed out, how long would it take for the "grammar nazi" recriminations to start?
There was a time here it seemed a few of them were trying to make it happen. They didn't last.
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Juy wrote:
BS this is simply not true.
If BS means what I think it does (IT DOES) then you are 100% correct
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CPR wrote:
I agree, why post a photo if you don't want comments?
Label it a snapshot and move on.
This section is for posting
pictures you took. If you want to ask others to comment on your choice of subjects, composition, settings, show off your pictures to others, or ask for general critique, then please do so in the Photo Gallery section.
But if you need help with a specific issue, then please post in the Photo Analysis section.
Maybe there is a difference between pictures and photos
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Rick from NY wrote:
Linda - who died and left you as the Oracle of this site? You and your fellow Uhh police force have made it clear to me that there are too many pompous, self righteous, mean spirited people lurking here that make it ill suited for serious photographers. Arguing that it is every persons right to post crummy photographs (once again - I say this slowly - OBJECTIVELY CRUMMY, NOT SUBJECTIVELY CRUMMY) on a dedicated photo forum without being willing to learn how to improve is just silly.
You gleefully (vindictively?) point to an early post of mine where I pretty much called the obnoxious UHH know it all who felt it was his duty to chastise me for inadvertently posting some photos to the wrong UHH forum. That is the type of snarky BS (oh- did I offend your delicate sensibilities again? So sorry) that is ruining what once was a pretty decent site. Being open is a 2 way street and conforming to your definition of what's right or taking the highway isn’t open
I’m sure few tears will be shed, but don’t bother replying to this post (which is most definitely a rant)since I won’t be participating further in a website where people seriously argue that focus is subjective. I guess I should have cc’d this post to the all knowing Canon guy who thinks of himself as the smartest guy in the room on virtually every topic including the forum rules in case he has trouble reading between the lines.
I’ll stay with photo sites here on planet earth.
Linda - who died and left you as the Oracle of thi... (
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Linda was pointing out what the Photo Gallery was intended to be. It is easy to understand if you read the rules that were set up either by the owner of the sight, or with his approval.
Obviously this is not a good fit for you. I hope you find a site that suits you, or maybe you could start your own. No need to respond.
Good Luck,
Be Well
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SX2002 wrote:
I know this doesn't answer your query but I never remove cards from any of my cameras. I've heard a few stories of others having issues by removing them.
I always use the USB cable that came with the camera, much quicker and no risks.
Cheers,
Ron.
I've been using various cards in various cameras since the D1x came out in 2001. Any day I use cards they are pulled from the camera(s) and replaced with other cards that immediately get formatted.
I believe it is mostly a matter of chance, and of course using care. I still have a 4 gig microdrive that will work in my D4s. I use it once in a while to make sure it works, and view my Alaska pictures on the small rear screen.
It's too bad none of us have had the problem the OP has. One of us might have been able to help.
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Does your thumb hurt by the end of the day?
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taffspride wrote:
I find your first comment extremely condescending, as a well over 70 year old, I am constantly practicing to improve my photography, as are the majority of our club members. Even our expert photographers say they want constructive critiques. We attend training sessions, workshops field trips and request constructive feedback all with the intention of improving our photography. We have noticed it is the younger members who don't like being told anything negative.
It us helpful when there are backstories with the images. Along with settings and sometimes tips.
I do tend to pass by the images that really need work when they appear, and also tend to follow those photographers whose work I like.
Iechyd da
Ann
I find your first comment extremely condescending,... (
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Apparently you never read the rules for the Photo Gallery.
Photo Gallery Section
This section is for posting pictures you took. If you want to ask others to comment on your choice of subjects, composition, settings, show off your pictures to others, or ask for general critique, then please do so in the Photo Gallery section.In other words, if someone wants your opinion about their photo they should ask for it.
You can add a line to your signature that says
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