Posted by Cory Freeman on December 17, 2007 at 11:01 AM
Hey all you CANPr's!! Following PB's lead with his xmas thread, Let's get a thread going showcasing your Christmas/Holiday cards you've created for your friends and family or create a new one for CANP! Just for fun so we can admire your PS skills and get ideas for next year!!
Heather and I went up on the south fork side yeseterday to do our xmas card shot, nothing like last minute huh? I just added a few things this morning and wanted to share.
What a great idea! All you CANPers and NPNers please do post your cards to this thread!
Have fun with it!
Nice card, Cory! Thanks for the Christmas wishes!
-PB
ps: It looks cold! It's raining here, and the mountains are getting snow today, with more on the way! Wa-Hooo!
Posted by Daniel Buck on December 17, 2007 at 1:08 PM
I haven't made a card out of these yet, but I probably will. A bit more abstract than I usually shoot, but I had fun with them (First run with my Aero-Ektar on the Cambo)
Posted by Cory Freeman on December 17, 2007 at 6:05 PM
Lookin good Paul & Daniel!!
@RW: ;)
@PB: Thanks. Yep, stormy weather is coming!
Posted by Lon Overacker on December 17, 2007 at 10:19 PM
Thanks Cory.
Here's my Christmas and holiday wish for everyone. May 2008 bring good health, happiness and most importantly, GREAT LIGHT!
Lon
ps - Cory - I think I displayed my excellent PS skills just like you! :-)
Posted by Cory Freeman on December 17, 2007 at 10:30 PM
Most excellent Lon!!
Posted by Jack Graham on December 18, 2007 at 1:44 AM
Folks,
I lurk here a lot and usually run int Preston and his gang over in the Eastern Sierra every October. Having lived in No cal for 10 years, now in Oregon ( in between a stint in the Midwest), I just wanted to day hi and wish everyone a great holiday season from your neighbor to the north. You folks have a good group and have some wonderful inspirational images here in your forum.
Have a great 2008 and beyond!
Regards,
Jack
Posted by Cory Freeman on December 18, 2007 at 9:55 AM
Great card Jack and thanks!! Maybe we'll run into each other in the fall sometime.
Posted by Michael Hansen on December 18, 2007 at 6:47 PM
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to my friends at CANP and NPN !
The cards you all are posting are simply wonderful!
Keep it up! Don't stop now! There are still several days until Christmas for all you late posters!
Anil and I appreciate your participation!
-PB
Posted by Cory Freeman on December 18, 2007 at 10:18 PM
Posted by Inge Fernau on December 25, 2007 at 1:11 PM
Merry Christmas to all of you.
I have been reading this forum for some time now and finally registered today. Have not figured out how to post a pic in the reply, so the link will have to do. http://magicalglow.com/MerryChristmas.jpg
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14 repliesHeather and I went up on the south fork side yeseterday to do our xmas card shot, nothing like last minute huh? I just added a few things this morning and wanted to share.
So lets see yours!!
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year everyone!
It's snowing again in the sierra!
What a great idea! All you CANPers and NPNers please do post your cards to this thread!
Have fun with it!
Nice card, Cory! Thanks for the Christmas wishes!
-PB
ps: It looks cold! It's raining here, and the mountains are getting snow today, with more on the way! Wa-Hooo!
http://danielbuck.net/hikingblog/wp-content/uploads/2007/12/radioactive_christmas_01.jpg
http://danielbuck.net/hikingblog/wp-content/uploads/2007/12/radioactive_christmas_02.jpg
@RW: ;)
@PB: Thanks. Yep, stormy weather is coming!
Here's my Christmas and holiday wish for everyone. May 2008 bring good health, happiness and most importantly, GREAT LIGHT!
Lon
ps - Cory - I think I displayed my excellent PS skills just like you! :-)
I lurk here a lot and usually run int Preston and his gang over in the Eastern Sierra every October. Having lived in No cal for 10 years, now in Oregon ( in between a stint in the Midwest), I just wanted to day hi and wish everyone a great holiday season from your neighbor to the north. You folks have a good group and have some wonderful inspirational images here in your forum.
Have a great 2008 and beyond!
Regards,
Jack
Keep it up! Don't stop now! There are still several days until Christmas for all you late posters!
Anil and I appreciate your participation!
-PB
I have been reading this forum for some time now and finally registered today. Have not figured out how to post a pic in the reply, so the link will have to do.
http://magicalglow.com/MerryChristmas.jpg
Thanks for your participation at CANP.
Before posting an image, please read the 'Posting Guidelines' at the top of this page.
To post an image:
1. Size your jpeg image to a maximum of 720 pixels on the longest side.
2. Save your jpeg to a folder on your computer. The size of the file must be less than 200KB
3. Click the "Post a Topic" link
4. Type a title for the post and any text you want to include.
5. Just below the text box is a field where you enter the location of your image file on your computer. Alternatively, you can click the "Browse" button to navigate to the image file.
6. Once the location of your file appears in the box, click "Reply to this Topic"
7. Your posted topic should appear on the forum page.
Note: if your image file is larger than the maximum allowable file size. you will receive an error message.
I hope this helps. If you have problems posting, please e-mail me, or our co-moderator, Anil Rao using the links at the top of the page.
You have some very nice work on your website. Many of the places I know very well and it is interesting to see your vison of them.
Thanks again for your participation. I encourage you to become a piad membre of NPN. There are very nice benefits that go along with your membership.
Kind Regards,
-PB