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Saturday, November 22, 2008
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Pictures of what I see, when they happen.
My goal is to show something new every week from where I live, work and play.
Please leave a comment and let me know you are watching. Also, if you have something to say that makes the image better, please say so. Granted, we all try to do our best. But unless we get genuine feedback on how we can be better, how can we become better? I always try to learn. So please, let me know what does not work as well as what does work.
Thank you
**Mouse-Over Tutorial**
If you like the mouseover thing I found, here is a quick tutorial: http://docs.google.com/View?id=ddvb5r5w_25drz56qhb
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3 comments:
MY LOVELY DAUGHTER! I LOVE YOU CYNDY!! MOM XOXOXO
I'm not going to make any comments about how lovely your wife looks. I may just get banned from your site. I will ask though: "Why are you sitting in the back seat?"
What a lovely portrait,it makes life much easier to photograph someone close to you, photographer and subject are relaxed and it makes for great photography
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