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RicardoZooms
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Reged: 17/06/2008
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Loc: Canada
My Site...please comment
      #667723 - 17/06/2008 15:54

Hi
I am a new member here.
Please check out my site and let me know what you think of my pictures..
http://www.ricardozooms.com

Thanks

RicardoZooms

Edited by TheFatControlleR (17/06/2008 18:42)

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john60wales
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Reged: 29/12/2006
Posts: 194
Loc: South Wales
Re: My Site...please comment [Re: RicardoZooms]
      #667805 - 17/06/2008 19:40

I liked the Tulip [Standing out], along with the rose. I must admit, though I find it a bit off-putting to have 'copyright' type writing over photos - of course this could be just be my personal taste.
I tend just to post low-res photos online, which is OK to view on the Web - but not much good for anything else..
Cheers
John

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RicardoZooms
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Reged: 17/06/2008
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Loc: Canada
Re: My Site...please comment [Re: john60wales]
      #667816 - 17/06/2008 19:57

Thank you John.
Point well taken. You are not the first person to mention this to me so i will definitely look at removing the copyright on the images. They are already low-res versions anyway.
Thanks again for taking a look and taking the time out to comment.

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