G'day
Mar 18, 2012 06:13:30 #
G'day from down under!
Thanks for what looks like a very active and comprehensive forum.
I look forward to learning from others experience, and improving on my own work as a result.
Dodger
Thanks for what looks like a very active and comprehensive forum.
I look forward to learning from others experience, and improving on my own work as a result.
Dodger
Mar 18, 2012 06:43:53 #
G'day back on ya Dodger. Welcome to UHH and hope to see some posts from Down-Under.
Mar 18, 2012 13:09:44 #
Dodger wrote:
G'day from down under!
Thanks for what looks like a very active and comprehensive forum.
I look forward to learning from others experience, and improving on my own work as a result.
Dodger
Thanks for what looks like a very active and comprehensive forum.
I look forward to learning from others experience, and improving on my own work as a result.
Dodger
Hi Dodger: and a G'day back to you. Welcome to UHH.., The wife just returned from visiting the land down under and loved it. I'm looking forward to seeing some of your posts. I bought her a new Nikon s8100 for Christmas and she managed to breaking by the second week she was there... Oh well or as wife told me you say there "No Worries" .. I love it... Again Welcome to the UHH.
Mar 18, 2012 21:56:46 #
Welcome to the forum, Dodger. You'll get lots of tips and tricks here to help improving
Mar 19, 2012 07:38:10 #
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Mar 20, 2012 00:47:48 #
Thanks to each and every one of you for the warm welcome.
I am really looking forward to picking up some tips, tricks and critiques in an effort to improve my images.
I posted one in the Gallery a day or so ago titled "Old Rail Bridge" and have already received some good feedback and suggestions.
Sorry to hear about your wifes Nikon travlman46, probably a good thing, as the images would have all come out upside down anyway.
I am really looking forward to picking up some tips, tricks and critiques in an effort to improve my images.
I posted one in the Gallery a day or so ago titled "Old Rail Bridge" and have already received some good feedback and suggestions.
Sorry to hear about your wifes Nikon travlman46, probably a good thing, as the images would have all come out upside down anyway.
Mar 20, 2012 02:32:11 #
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Mar 20, 2012 23:12:23 #
Dodger wrote:
Thanks to each and every one of you for the warm welcome.
I am really looking forward to picking up some tips, tricks and critiques in an effort to improve my images.
I posted one in the Gallery a day or so ago titled "Old Rail Bridge" and have already received some good feedback and suggestions.
Sorry to hear about your wifes Nikon travlman46, probably a good thing, as the images would have all come out upside down anyway.
I am really looking forward to picking up some tips, tricks and critiques in an effort to improve my images.
I posted one in the Gallery a day or so ago titled "Old Rail Bridge" and have already received some good feedback and suggestions.
Sorry to hear about your wifes Nikon travlman46, probably a good thing, as the images would have all come out upside down anyway.
Hi Dodger.. Forunately the memory card was still good so the pix she had already taken were safe. She took a trip on your sky rail through the rainforest and at one of the stops had took a pix of a hugh spider.... Just wish she had actually on the spider instead of the guys finger that was pointing at it...lol
Mar 22, 2012 15:51:55 #
Welcome Dodger, looking forward to photos from down-under :thumbup:
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