Is it just me or has the rate of posting by newer members dropped off?
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There are a lot of good shots on here and it can be very intimidating to post. Plus it's summer (in the US) and time for the yearly outside chores for the house. At least that's what I've been up to.
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Is it just me or has the rate of posting by newer members dropped off?
I guess you are right. I think I can count myself as a newer member although I regularly check the forum. I seriously like to see what you guys are shooting and I really like it. For myself, I only want to post my very best shots which are unfortunately often not as good as I wished (this forum has quite a high quality level!). Additionally I mostly shoot People and don't want that they will find their picture on the net (discreteness/privacy is a very important matter to me).
And you almost asked for a picture so here it is resized (not cropped), otherwise SOOC (the guy in the background is bugging me a little, otherwise I am quite pleased how this picture turned out.)
There are a lot of good shots on here and it can be very intimidating to post.
Thats what I feel myself.
Originally Posted by student
And you almost asked for a picture
I'm glad you got the hint.
Nice shot, I particularly like the way the bonnet is reflecting those roof lights.
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Here is one of large number of shots take at a Baseball game today, a Holiday here in the USA. (Memorial Day)
Had a lot of shots of near misses ETC. Will post some in the Sports thread in the gallery later.
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Got some free tix over the weekend and I finally saw the Yanks at their new stadium. This shot could've been sharper but I was making sure I'm ready to catch for those errand fly balls running to the stands.
Hey no fair K1W1, you got the ball in the ruck shot, that aint easy.
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Originally Posted by Dread Pirate Roberts
although I regularly check the forum. I seriously like to see what you guys are shooting and I really like it. For myself, I only want to post my very best shots which are unfortunately often not as good as I wished (this forum has quite a high quality level!). Additionally I mostly shoot People and don't want that they will find their picture on the net (discreteness/privacy is a very important matter to me).
