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Oct 20, 2011 12:19:27 #
alaskan wrote:
Persistence pays....))))
Ohhhh, how pretty. :thumbup:
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Oct 20, 2011 14:24:52 #
KEEP'EM COME'ON. What i've seen so for you are an ARTIST. You can sell your photos for BIG MONEY. Your first picture here in the right gallery would go for over a $1000. try it you might like it. YOUR PHOTOGRAPHY PUTS A TEAR TO MY EYE, A BIG THANK YOU, anGODbless
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Oct 20, 2011 15:37:06 #
When you do you will not be sorry.By the way I used to live in Mansfield,Ohio and I definitely prefer Wrangell,Alaska.
Oct 20, 2011 15:41:23 #
PNagy wrote:
Great work! What were your settings and on what lens?
I have no secrets but I use many different cameras (most of them nonprofessional with built in lens) and do not record any settings,sorry.
Oct 20, 2011 15:43:54 #
Really good shots Ivan. Glad to see you are still behind the lens. Your Friend of old, Tom O'Donnell
Oct 20, 2011 15:48:09 #
Really beautiful and your persistence has paid off. Good to see you still behind the lens Ivan. Tom O'Donnell
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Oct 20, 2011 15:50:17 #
billybob40 wrote:
KEEP'EM COME'ON. What i've seen so for you are an ARTIST. You can sell your photos for BIG MONEY. Your first picture here in the right gallery would go for over a $1000. try it you might like it. YOUR PHOTOGRAPHY PUTS A TEAR TO MY EYE, A BIG THANK YOU, anGODbless
WOW...you are just too kind,thank you.To put things in perspective I am much better photographer than businessman and the financial part kind of takes out the fun.I do sell a few photos here and there but I do not really profit,other people make money on me.I am looking for a manager,interested???))))) To see many more of my photos you can visit my website www.alaskan.smugmug.com
Oct 20, 2011 15:53:07 #
alaskan wrote:
I have no secrets but I use many different cameras (most of them nonprofessional with built in lens) and do not record any settings,sorry.
PNagy wrote:
Great work! What were your settings and on what lens?
I have no secrets but I use many different cameras (most of them nonprofessional with built in lens) and do not record any settings,sorry.
it may be that the camera does it for you. I have a point and shoot olympus and in my viewing program that came with my dell there are a whole bunch of things recorded....date, camera settings ect.
Oct 20, 2011 15:54:12 #
ordinarytom wrote:
Really good shots Ivan. Glad to see you are still behind the lens. Your Friend of old, Tom O'Donnell
Tom,what a surprise!!!!!!How about to exchange a few emails to catch up on old times????I cannot reach you as of now,your website link does not work.
Oct 20, 2011 16:04:44 #
rivernan wrote:
it may be that the camera does it for you. I have a point and shoot olympus and in my viewing program that came with my dell there are a whole bunch of things recorded....date, camera settings ect.
alaskan wrote:
I have no secrets but I use many different cameras (most of them nonprofessional with built in lens) and do not record any settings,sorry.
PNagy wrote:
Great work! What were your settings and on what lens?
I have no secrets but I use many different cameras (most of them nonprofessional with built in lens) and do not record any settings,sorry.
it may be that the camera does it for you. I have a point and shoot olympus and in my viewing program that came with my dell there are a whole bunch of things recorded....date, camera settings ect.
Thank you for your advice.I am not a beginner and I am well aware about metadata.The problem is over the years I have been using different downloaders,some of them delete any such data.My image bank is not organized by any means and contains more than 100000 images (yes,hundred thousands) not counting photos taken on film.Locating any particular image creates a time consuming problem,so do you see my dilemma?
Oct 20, 2011 16:35:51 #
alaskan wrote:
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After I wrote that I went and looked at your website...and was made very well aware that you are no beginner. And yes, I do see your dilemna. I just purchased an external drive and the information you just shared is enlightening. That organizing part is a problem....Oh and I should say I love the hat
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