which camera is more proffessional
Hey!!cwightmanphotos wrote:
Karl Wertanen wrote: I'm enjoying this thread.
Hello from me, to you all
I am also enjoying the thread. Scotty and Ninja are taking the words right out of my mouth. So I am going to sit back and continue to read the thread.
BTW, Hello Karl!!!
getting a lot of grins from the thread -Good Morning Y'all, Penny the camera is what YOU make of it, not what the camera makes you look like.cwightmanphotos wrote:
Karl Wertanen wrote: I'm enjoying this thread.
Hello from me, to you all
I am also enjoying the thread. Scotty and Ninja are taking the words right out of my mouth. So I am going to sit back and continue to read the thread.
BTW, Hello Karl!!!
Remember to engage brain before putting mouth in gear
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cwightmanphotos wrote:
Scotty wrote: I just can't wait till she finally buys one
Oh the photos we will see. And the more questions she will have. It's all about the learning process.
A lifetime of exploration and experimentation, to be sure.
Shoot, learn and share. It will make you a better photographer.
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cwightmanphotos wrote:
Scotty wrote: I just can't wait till she finally buys one
Oh the photos we will see. And the more questions she will have. It's all about the learning process.
Oh I can't wait
When the last candle has been blown out
and the last glass of champagne has been drunk
All that you are left with are the memories and the images-David Cooke.
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