Light Stalking

These were all great! Lisa, I like your “no entry” entry!

I haven’t done an online workshop, but that’s a great idea…especially the free part. My wife is starting to get into boudoir shoots. There’s plenty of women around Santa Barbara who have the time and money, and who like to spend it on getting/staying in shape. They’re also able to shell out for a shoot. [...]

Okay @tomdinning, you’re right. My reaction was extreme. Going analog is going back too far. But I was looking at it from the original poster’s admission of being a beginner. I assumed “absolute beginner”, in which case why not completely strip it down and start with the basics of photo composition? Especially if you’re a retired [...]

Oh they were edible enough if you just closed your eyes.

Ah-ha! I was able to upload it from my desktop to my profile and link it from there. Hoooraaaayyy for technology!

Thanks!

You mean just by linking the pic within this text box?

If you have money to burn and a real desire to learn photography, shelf or sell your digital equipment, buy film equipment and learn how to take pictures and develop them the old school way. The knowledge and satisfaction you’ll receive will be unbeatable.

I love how the moss is overtaking the shoe! I’m a big fan of nature reclaiming synthetic, man-made junk.

I thought that people who liked to talk about photography would be interested to know of another place where that was taking place. In retrospect, I see that that was disrespectful to Light Stalking and the wonderful forum they have here.

As a new magazine, just making people aware we exist is essential to our survival. I’m not a salesman and I don’t like pushing things down people’s throats. An exchange of this sort seems fair and unobtrusive, since it’s free and a person could always opt out by “unliking” our page whenever it pleases them.