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Unless I am ill or travelling, I try to reply to all messages. I put too much thought and work into my replies to have them bounced back to me Undeliverable, usually by AOL users. Address questions to Contact Me, and I will reply if possible.
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Great site
Hi Doug,
Found your site through betterphoto.com.
I really enjoyed browsing, you have some great images and stacks of useful information in your articles. Best wishes from New Zealand! Mike Hollman. www.MikeHollman.com
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Mike Hollman 7/13/2005 7:31:25 PM
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Mike,
NZ is definitely on our list of places to visit. I'm afraid that once I see your country, I won't want to leave.
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Doug N.
7/20/2005 9:52:37 AM
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Photos
Hi Doug :)
I'm pleased to let you know of my new site. You can find it here http://www.photosil.com . Hope you'll drop by :)
Cheers
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Silvia Ganora 2/1/2005 11:51:44 AM
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Flash & Film Speed for Winter
I love taking pictures in the winter especially when snow has stopped. If there's no sun at all, and just the monochromatic background, do I still need to use flash with my camera even if I'm taking the pictures between 9am to 2 pm? Also, I'm using a manual camera ( Pentax k-1000 ) what is the best film speed for winter photography?
Is it 200 or 400?
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Felicia Artman 1/21/2005 11:15:44 AM
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Felicia,
You'll get a faster response by just going to the Contact Me page. As long as its daylight, no need to use flash. Snow will fool your light meter into closing down your aperture (or speeding up your shutter or both), because of the white relectivity. Take a reading off the snow and open up two stops (also try one stop), OR take a meter reading off something you judge to be a middle gray (pavement, tree bark, etc). Either way the tones will fall into place. This works for color, too. !oo -speed film will work fine, and give you better grain characteristics, but the 200 and 400 will work fine, too. If you are shooting print film, you can be a stop or two off, and the printing machine will compensate.
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Doug N.
1/24/2005 5:13:03 AM
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ruben
helo will you look www.xs4all.nl/~hfkoster/ruben/ yes your homepage = yes!!! cool een 9 yes!!! all country
ALL COUNTRY LOOK http://www.xs4all.nl/~hfkoster/ruben/`
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ruben ruben 11/30/2004 8:31:22 AM
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Great site
Your pics are simply wonderful. Hope I'll be able to buy a good scanner so I can scan my slides too :) Ciao from Italy http://photobloggingsil.splinder.com
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Silvia Ganora 9/28/2004 12:10:28 PM
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I invite my readers to go to Silvia's site. This is what photography is about - the way light falls on things. This site is an inspiration!
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Doug N.
10/4/2004 7:00:08 AM
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I've come across your kind comment only today... it really means a lot to me. Thanks! :)
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Silvia G.
10/21/2004 3:17:15 PM
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Just wanted to tell you your site is very inspirin
Hello Doug,
I just wanted to let you know that your collection of fotos are one of the best collections on the net. And they're all yours. Keep up the good work. And keep traveling, keep taking pictures,
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Thomas Brenner 9/11/2004 11:43:41 AM
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I just came upon your site and I was in awe of your photos. I am an amateur photographer with a real passion for my camera and capturing beauty as my eye sees it. Your photos have an amazingly haunting quality that I would love to emulate. BRAVO!!!
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ANITA RETTY 9/2/2004 6:35:25 AM
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Thank you, Anita. You will get YOUR vision. It makes NO difference whether you shoot film or digital, as long as you have the control over the medium to show what you see. Sometimes I think my site sends a message that you must travel to take good photographs. Shoot what pleases you, wherever it is.
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Doug N.
9/2/2004 7:19:19 AM
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General topic
Enjoyed your photos, especially the ones from France, Paris and Italy. I have spent the better part of my vacations the past 15 years in France, and agree with your comment that Paris alone offers so many photo ops. Most of my phoros have been taken in the Cote D'Azur area, Eze, St-Paul-de Vence, etc. Next month I will be off on my annual phot trip, this time spending about half of a two week trip in Italy, in and around the Cinque Terra. If you care to, I'd appreciate you checking out my new site at www.jwphotogallery.com. I have just started uploading some pictures. Comments would be appreciated. By the way, I really started enjoying what photography can do for one's soul at an advanced age - I'll be 73 in October.
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Jim Wilson 8/26/2004 4:09:16 PM
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I encourage all my readers to check out Jim's gallery. He makes you want to start checking out fares to Europe. I like his compositions, his use of morning/evening light, and his way of getting in close so that there's no doubt of his subject. Keep shootin', and post 'em, Jim.
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Doug N.
8/27/2004 9:18:32 AM
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Thanks Doug. Appreciate your taking the time to check out my site, and the comments on my work.
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Jim W.
8/27/2004 12:40:07 PM
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Thanks for taking pictures
I just wanted to thank you for showing us what someone can do if they have a passion for photography!!
One question though.
About 1 month ago after a particularly severe storm I looked outside and saw a rainbow, nothing special you might say-only the sun had almost set by the time I could get outside and take a shot the sight had almost disappeared, the print only showed up like abluish red column of light!! How do you take pictures of rainbows??
Sorry if it seems kinda long but it just seemed strange at the time!!!
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Steve McCroskey 5/11/2004 4:47:24 PM
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Steve,
Basically, be there. I did nothing special on my rainbow shots, I just shot quickly. Be sure you don't have a UV or a polarizing filter on the lens that might change the colors you see.
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Doug N.
5/12/2004 6:07:18 AM
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mr_maduokoma@yahoo.co.uk My Dearest one, It is my pressure to write to you for a prupose which can lead us to see together face to face.
Infact, I don't know you before or even see you, but I want to let you know that I have a Gold for sale because in my country here in west africa we have alot of Gold but is who can buy. please, let me know if you are willing to buy, Try to get me back through this email address and also let me know the kind of Gold you need. i am serious waiting for your reply to my mail.
Thanks
Mr Maduo Koma
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Mr MADUO k.
7/9/2004 11:15:24 AM
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good results
Your endeavour has payed
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nashi dounmez dounmez 4/3/2004 11:21:50 AM
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