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subscribing The demons appear to have been exorcised in a bizarre ritual that involved chanting, voodoo, and the sacrifice of a Microsoft manual. If this problem affected you please accept our apologies. If you subscribed but didn't receive the April issue by email by the afternoon of April 4th, then the database did not record your subscription. Please click here to re-subscribe. Thank you, Jim McGee Feedback on the site I love your website . I would be very grateful if you could publish
more techniques concerning portraits,modeling and fashion photography.
Also please give some helpful hints on lighting. I have just finished reading your magazine, cover to cover. First
time I've ever done that on-line. Kudos to you on an excellent mag! Thought the first issue was really great, keep up the great work...
good luck.. ...Thanks again and all the best to you for putting this thing
together. May it be as effective as each of your individual endeavors
have been for so long to this industry. One of the best photo sites to come along to date. Not the same old
trite stuff you usually see... This is a great website! I'll definitely be back! Your site rocks! Congratulations! On Moose's Grizzly Bears umm, Cindy, was that Moose or the bears? Updates on traveling with camera gear ...When I asked to see a supervisor he was polite but refused to hand
check any of my film which included 10 rolls of Royal Gold 1000.
This is the second time this has happened to me at a UK airport in the
last year. I haven't had a chance to test the Royal Gold 1000 yet
but have put it aside until I can. With so many high tech ways to
check anything that looks suspicious I just can't understand their
attitude... And We received several letters regarding fellow passengers who maul your carry-on by jamming their own bags into the overhead. The only protection here is to make sure that your gear is well padded inside your carry-on. and finally: I'm going to be in California with my wife and will be shooting in different areas. I always worry about shooting in cities like San Fran, maybe you could write a future article on safety when actually shooting. Thanks again for a very interesting article! Jim Brandano Jim, the only advice I can give when shooting in urban areas is to be aware of your surroundings and not get lost in your viewfinder. I usually keep my camera bag under my tripod so I can keep an eye on it. Most importantly, listen to the hair on the back of your neck. If something doesn't feel right, get back in the rental car and leave. The shot isn't worth your safety. BTW, San Francisco is a beautiful city, I'm sure you'll enjoy your trip there. On Galen's Best Prints article
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