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Hanna_Marie
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Reged: 06/09/2008
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Loc: Scotland
Please have a look and have a say!
      #713888 - 04/10/2008 12:16

I´ve just got myself a flickr account aswell, mainly for putting up my course work which i´ve just started. The first module is together and on the go but your opinion would be greatly appreciated! If you feel that i´ve gone wrong some specifis shot, be truthful but ALSO gentle as i am very much of a beginner and rather anxious about how tutor will see my work

http://www.flickr.com/photos/31086624@N08/

Thanks!

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sjaszczak
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Reged: 08/06/2005
Posts: 1122
Loc: York
Re: Please have a look and have a say! [Re: Hanna_Marie]
      #713946 - 04/10/2008 15:57

You've got some nice photos. Made a couple of comments on your Flickr page.

Really liked the B&W landscape (the edited version).

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gollum
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Reged: 18/12/2007
Posts: 292
Loc: Kent
Re: Please have a look and have a say! [Re: sjaszczak]
      #718017 - 13/10/2008 23:56

Looks to me like you made a great start, keep at it!

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People too weak to follow their own dreams, will always find a way to discourage yours
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