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Another New Website..

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Posted by Dave Flaig on October 14, 2007 at 3:04 PM
Another New Website..

www.flaigphoto.com

Hello to everyone!! I've been hiding in the weeds long enough,
gleaning all the excellent information and insights I've found
on this site in the last year...
At this time, I consider myself an aspiring ameture, with a true
passion to become the best I can be...

Any feedback on my work from this group would be greatfully appreciated and accepted with an open mind and spirit...

I have a thirst for learning, and will continue to learn from all of you, to bring my photography to another level...

Thanks for reading my post, and I hope you enjoy my photos, as much as I've enjoyed each moment in time, it took to get them.

Dave
Posted by Jim Erhardt on October 14, 2007 at 3:44 PM
Dave, welcome to NPN!

I like the photo you have posted here - feel free to post it in the Earth, Sea and Sky image critique gallery. You can also size photos on NPN up to 700 pixels in width.

We look forward to your participation!
Posted by Dave Flaig on October 14, 2007 at 8:15 PM
Thanks Jim,
I'm also looking forward to participating and learning all I can from everyone here.
It's fair to say,that on this site, we all learn more than photography... There are
some way cool ideas and perspectives shared here, as well.

"Expanding your environment, and sharing your experiences, will enlarge your World" Anon..

It works for me.... ;-)

Dave

www.flaigphoto.com
Posted by Betty-Lou Luyken on October 27, 2007 at 12:08 PM
Hi Dave,

I have just visited your website. You have done a great job. Your site is easy to use and the pictures are good. Just a few remarks on your pictures: If possible try a lower angle, so the image has even more impact. For example: I love the images of the preying mantis and some of the butterflies. And if you have taken pictures of animals in captivity (like the lion) it might be wise to state so.

Keep up the good work!! Lots of succes!!

Betty-Lou Luyken