Originally posted by PhotosByAyme: Originally posted by aelith: [i]Originally posted by myqyl:
"It's never too late to have a happy childhood"
No joke...
I wish I could have made a picture of Tinker Bell and Peter Pan. I promised her I would never grow up.
aelith [/i]
Hey that is too funny ... that was one of my outtakes for the childhood challenge ... i was too worried someone would knock me cause they were statues of children ... LOL
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This is what i am talking about!!!! People are submitting photos that they "WORRY" about what others woudl rate them as. I say, don't worry about it and submit what you feel is the best one, not what the ratings really meant.
So I guess everybody missed me from raising hell this week about the Childhood pictures. Oh, I wanted too but everybody else did a nice job on that? I wrote in one of these forums about taking a car accident picture, well I did but it was last week. I did a free shot from my car window outside the door as I was driving around the fireman putting out the fire on one of the vehicles. Would have been a nice shot for Candid, I guess those are the breaks. Anyway I want everybody to come and be critic on my photo in sig.com for I can't go a week without here from you. It was a photo I took lastwinter, //www.photosig.com/viewphoto.php?id=258678 Bob another thing how do you put a blue hyperlink in this post?
Originally posted by bobgaither: critic on my photo in sig.com
That's a great shot Bob... I love how the sky and the ground kind of merge in the fog... And also how one side does that merge while the other side is a crisp horizon... Great shot.
Love this shot it has kind of a postcard feel to it. But since I am in DPC here you go: I would have given it a 10 but I will give u a 7 because uuhhhh hhmmmm lets see oh yeah....Its too green!!
Originally posted by myqyl: Originally posted by bobgaither: [i]critic on my photo in sig.com
That's a great shot Bob... I love how the sky and the ground kind of merge in the fog... And also how one side does that merge while the other side is a crisp horizon... Great shot.
Thanks for the comments on the picture. The picture was taken with my first digital camera that my grandson later dropped with the lens opened rending it useless. I used to let him take pictures of us now I don't. He is now seven, and for Christmas I will get him a cheaper digital camera for him to start out with.
