Good idea to test this leaf. I can see why you see the need to do something.
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I'm very much in line with Racephoto on this one. I think I'd add Isle of Arran alongside Talisker. Glenmorangie is a good introduction to malts.
The list of single malts on that awards website is pretty impressive. I haven't tried any of the Campbelltown malts (that's a gap that needs filling) but the (probably cheaper) versions of the Islay, Island and Speyside malts that I've glugged have all been spectacular. I really don't see how you can judge one against the other, though.
I've never met any whisky (with or without an "E") from outside the British Isles that was worth drinking. For cheap stuff that slides down easily both VAT69 and Jamieson sit well on my palate.
Right you are! have you tasted this really burnt Lagavolin? ( did I spell that right)? supposed to be really potent stuff.
Quote from: Dreamframer on September 19, 2010, 20:22
I admit it's the weakest image in this collection
Quote from: sharply_done on March 01, 2010, 22:43
If you can't understand rejections, then stop looking at them. Start looking at sales. What images of yours are selling? Why are they selling? Can you make more that will sell using these same themes/techniques/subjects?
Here's a starting point.
You've got an isolated shot of ants that sells well - that's great. Why aren't you doing something with it? The ants could be in single file, spiralling in on something. The ants could be arranged in rank and file, ready to invade. The ants could be spelling the words "ants". There could be a horde of smaller ants following a much larger "boss" ant. There could be a bunch of red ants with only one big black ant. There could be an imminent battle of black ants versus red ones.
There are so many possibilities to capitalize on, yet you are happy with only one image. You need to ask yourself why that is. This is what I mean when I say you need to take a step back.
Quote from: stormchaser on February 12, 2010, 17:44
The Photodeck domain is owned by Jef Maion, a successful outdoor and landscape photographer, so will be interesting to see what he comes up with.
http://www.maion.com/photography/index.html
Quote from: lisafx on February 02, 2010, 15:34
I just withdrew from the partner programs on all sites that allow it, 6 months in advance of going exclusive. Hopefully that will give enough time for my images to be removed from those affiliates.
Quote from: limbi007 on January 28, 2010, 10:05
Hi,
I'm new here. My englisch is not good, I'm from Germany.
The following interests me, I have belonged from Cutcuster. Do you have there regular sales?