Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => The Coffee Corner => Topic started by: TinFoilSkin on January 05, 2012, 10:56:39 am
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Hi guys and girls,
My first post here. I found out about this site via the Fine Art Photography weekly video cast. Seems to me a higher standard of forum than alot of others out there.
I've been taking photos for quite some time now, I did darkroom work at college, now it's all digital. I just recently started my own website to display my portfolio: www.sampilsbury.co.uk (http://www.sampilsbury.co.uk) if you don't mind taking a look.
Looking forward to reading / posting more on the forums.
Thanks!
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Welcome to the forum, Sam. You'll find lots of interesting stuff here and many knowledgable experts who are generous with their knowledge, as well as a few folks who like to bicker about how many pixels can sit on the head of a pin.
You have some nice shots on your website. It seems to me that you sometimes have a hard time telling whether you prefer the color or black-and-white version of an image, and I can sympathize with that.
Eric
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Hi Sam, and welcome to the list! Pick a topic you like and jump right in, or start your own!
Mike.
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Welcome to the forum, Sam. You'll find lots of interesting stuff here and many knowledgable experts who are generous with their knowledge, as well as a few folks who like to bicker about how many pixels can sit on the head of a pin.
You have some nice shots on your website. It seems to me that you sometimes have a hard time telling whether you prefer the color or black-and-white version of an image, and I can sympathize with that.
Eric
Thanks guys :)
Yes it's true, I honestly can't tell sometimes whether I prefer a B&W or colour version of an image. If I had shot on B&W film, I wouldn't have this dillema! I guess we are spoilt for choice in the digital age!
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As one of my daughters-in-law said when my eighth grandson, Sam, was born: "Every family should have a Sam." And every web forum should have a Sam. Welcome Sam.
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As one of my daughters-in-law said when my eighth grandson, Sam, was born: "Every family should have a Sam." And every web forum should have a Sam. Welcome Sam.
Haha thanks :)