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Vladimir Danilov

A proposal to the FC-Admins

Vladimir Danilov 05.07.05, 19:43
Hey Ruud - yes, now that's a big ask isnt it !! You know they are giving the body away free when you buy the back now ... so you only need one large bag full of cash instead of two .. ;0)
Deleted user 11.07.05, 01:20
Deleted user Deleted user 11.07.05, 01:20
Hey Ruud - yes, now that's a big ask isnt it !! You know they are giving the body away free when you buy the back now ... so you only need one large bag full of cash instead of two .. ;0)
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Rob Wells

London Explosions

Rob Wells 07.07.05, 20:35
Oh Yes we have lots of terrorists here in Russia, they are countless, and they like to do big cases causing serious casualties.
Anastasiya Ivanova 10.07.05, 17:13
Anastasiya Ivanova Anastasiya Ivanova 10.07.05, 17:13
Oh Yes we have lots of terrorists here in Russia, they are countless, and they like to do big cases causing serious casualties.
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Deleted user

Competition

Deleted user 01.07.05, 14:26
If All expenses are paid...anywhere...anytime!
Detlef Klahm 09.07.05, 08:18
Detlef Klahm Detlef Klahm 09.07.05, 08:18
If All expenses are paid...anywhere...anytime!
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Costantinos Milonas

Geia sas ( Hello ) From Greece.

Costantinos Milonas 04.07.05, 23:38
Hi Geia sas !
from Vancouver, Canada!
Detlef Klahm 07.07.05, 04:03
Detlef Klahm Detlef Klahm 07.07.05, 04:03
Hi Geia sas !
from Vancouver, Canada!
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Sheila Young

White eye reflection in children's photos

Sheila Young 05.07.05, 19:16
Actually my goal in getting in to your site was to advance my
campaign to let people know about the "white eye" reflection in children's
and babies' photographs (instead of the typical red eye). This white eye is
a tell tale sign of eye disease! In some cases, being alert to this sign
can save a baby's eyesight, or, even his life. I am trying any way I can to
try to spare other babies and children the devastating circumstance that
befell my infant grandson, James.
Born January 25th this year, he lost his left eye to save his life on May
4th. A retinoblastoma tumor had already detached his retina and threatened
quick metastasis to his brain and spine. If we had been alert to this sign,
a photo at 4 weeks of age would have sent us urgently to the doctor to have
his eyes examined! That would have caught this tumor in an earlier stage
an, probably, saved his eye from having to be removed. We discounted the
white 'spark" in his left eye as a reflection of the track lighting in his
home. Looking at the photo in retrospect, we enlarged it and saw clearly
that it was not a spark, but the dreaded sign of "leukocoria" that is eye
disease, in his case, retinoblastoma, an aggressive childhood cancer.
The fact that this mutilation was totally preventable is heart-wrenching and
moves us to try to warn others of this phenomenon.
We are also working hard to have it become a standard of care in the medical
community to dilate babies' and children's eyes in the hospital nurseries
and at their well baby/well child doctor visits and use and opthalmoscope in
a darkened room to examine their eyes as a screening test for eye disease.
This is an easy way to avoid the devastating loss of vision caused by
delayed detection eye disease.
Any help you can give on spreading this word would be greatly appreciated!
Granny Sheila Young
sheila.young3@sbcglobal.net

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Sheila Young 05.07.05, 19:16
Sheila Young Sheila Young 05.07.05, 19:16
Actually my goal in getting in to your site was to advance my
campaign to let people know about the "white eye" reflection in children's
and babies' photographs (instead of the typical red eye). This white eye is
a tell tale sign of eye disease! In some cases, being alert to this sign
can save a baby's eyesight, or, even his life. I am trying any way I can to
try to spare other babies and children the devastating circumstance that
befell my infant grandson, James.
Born January 25th this year, he lost his left eye to save his life on May
4th. A retinoblastoma tumor had already detached his retina and threatened
quick metastasis to his brain and spine. If we had been alert to this sign,
a photo at 4 weeks of age would have sent us urgently to the doctor to have
his eyes examined! That would have caught this tumor in an earlier stage
an, probably, saved his eye from having to be removed. We discounted the
white 'spark" in his left eye as a reflection of the track lighting in his
home. Looking at the photo in retrospect, we enlarged it and saw clearly
that it was not a spark, but the dreaded sign of "leukocoria" that is eye
disease, in his case, retinoblastoma, an aggressive childhood cancer.
The fact that this mutilation was totally preventable is heart-wrenching and
moves us to try to warn others of this phenomenon.
We are also working hard to have it become a standard of care in the medical
community to dilate babies' and children's eyes in the hospital nurseries
and at their well baby/well child doctor visits and use and opthalmoscope in
a darkened room to examine their eyes as a screening test for eye disease.
This is an easy way to avoid the devastating loss of vision caused by
delayed detection eye disease.
Any help you can give on spreading this word would be greatly appreciated!
Granny Sheila Young
sheila.young3@sbcglobal.net

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Terry Calahan

New to site

Terry Calahan 18.06.05, 01:09
No plans to visit Germany again. However, my daughter left today to visit in Berlin for two weeks and to meet a friend in Bonn. I look forward to seeing her photos.

Thanks for the lesson!
Terry Calahan 03.07.05, 06:02
Terry Calahan Terry Calahan 03.07.05, 06:02
No plans to visit Germany again. However, my daughter left today to visit in Berlin for two weeks and to meet a friend in Bonn. I look forward to seeing her photos.

Thanks for the lesson!
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Cecilia Szraka

serching family

Cecilia Szraka 30.06.05, 00:27
Hi Cecilia - Sheila just reminded me that this was your thread and I am sorry we took over a bit .. Sheila has brought it back to you again ... sorry ... regards, Paul.
Deleted user 02.07.05, 21:48
Deleted user Deleted user 02.07.05, 21:48
Hi Cecilia - Sheila just reminded me that this was your thread and I am sorry we took over a bit .. Sheila has brought it back to you again ... sorry ... regards, Paul.
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Ingo Petzny

New competition / July 2005

Ingo Petzny 02.07.05, 10:54
Hello,

our next competition "Street Scenes" already startet on July 1st.

check out:



best regards
Ingo
Ingo Petzny 02.07.05, 10:54
Ingo Petzny Ingo Petzny 02.07.05, 10:54
Hello,

our next competition "Street Scenes" already startet on July 1st.

check out:



best regards
Ingo
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Carmen Gallagher

Constructive criticism

Carmen Gallagher 04.06.05, 12:00
We all miss it - constructive criticism - that's all!

(please vote pro, please vote contra)
Vladimir Danilov 27.06.05, 19:11
Vladimir Danilov Vladimir Danilov 27.06.05, 19:11
We all miss it - constructive criticism - that's all!

(please vote pro, please vote contra)
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Rob Wells

Time and Motion

Rob Wells 18.06.05, 10:51
I have no real routine at all. When I'm on holiday the camera goes everywhere with me [except surfing of course :-)]. Other than that unless I'm going out somewhere specifically to take photos I rarely carry my camera.
Probably for many of the reasons already mentioned, feel a bit daft when you get funny looks for carrying a camera, lack of nerve to ask permission etc, but also because I guess I'm just lazy, I know I ought to make the time but it's just too easy to sit in front of the tv or my PC after work.

Right you've inspired me Rob, I will go out at the weekend a take some photos, there's a Harley Davidson Club camping at the Rugby Club this weekend an ideal opportunity.

[provided I can find the nerve to ask :-)]
Stu Good 23.06.05, 14:22
Stu Good Stu Good 23.06.05, 14:22
I have no real routine at all. When I'm on holiday the camera goes everywhere with me [except surfing of course :-)]. Other than that unless I'm going out somewhere specifically to take photos I rarely carry my camera.
Probably for many of the reasons already mentioned, feel a bit daft when you get funny looks for carrying a camera, lack of nerve to ask permission etc, but also because I guess I'm just lazy, I know I ought to make the time but it's just too easy to sit in front of the tv or my PC after work.

Right you've inspired me Rob, I will go out at the weekend a take some photos, there's a Harley Davidson Club camping at the Rugby Club this weekend an ideal opportunity.

[provided I can find the nerve to ask :-)]
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Deleted user

Any photographer in Pa near Philly?

Deleted user 22.06.05, 04:45
I have been having a difficult time finding a student/beginner photographer near me to do a nude, black and white portrait of me. I am seeking a student/beginner as rates may be more reasonable, and I just think the work would be more honest. I think I may feel more comfortable with a female photographer to do this, but will consider anyone interested, since it has been a difficult time searching.

I am 44 going to be 45 soon, and I want to have this done before I am too much older. I found this site and thought maybe a post here might be a good idea.

Thank you.
Deleted user 22.06.05, 04:45
Deleted user Deleted user 22.06.05, 04:45
I have been having a difficult time finding a student/beginner photographer near me to do a nude, black and white portrait of me. I am seeking a student/beginner as rates may be more reasonable, and I just think the work would be more honest. I think I may feel more comfortable with a female photographer to do this, but will consider anyone interested, since it has been a difficult time searching.

I am 44 going to be 45 soon, and I want to have this done before I am too much older. I found this site and thought maybe a post here might be a good idea.

Thank you.
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Tatiana Back

Photographee Contacts in NY

Tatiana Back 16.06.05, 21:35
I`m looking for Contacts in NY. I`m coming to NY at 2nd of July 2005 for 3-7 Day`s and I would like to meet other Photographers from NY, for exchange of experience.
My E-mail: planeta@gmx.de
Tatiana Back 16.06.05, 21:35
Tatiana Back Tatiana Back 16.06.05, 21:35
I`m looking for Contacts in NY. I`m coming to NY at 2nd of July 2005 for 3-7 Day`s and I would like to meet other Photographers from NY, for exchange of experience.
My E-mail: planeta@gmx.de
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Paul Brumit

help

Paul Brumit 16.06.05, 04:49
Hi Paul,
You can make your fotohome visible by setting it such in your profile, however you can not receive any comments trough fotohome.
So i guess becoming a full member is the best option !
WELCOME to the club ! 8-))
Ruud van der Lubben 16.06.05, 08:53
Ruud van der Lubben Ruud van der Lubben 16.06.05, 08:53
Hi Paul,
You can make your fotohome visible by setting it such in your profile, however you can not receive any comments trough fotohome.
So i guess becoming a full member is the best option !
WELCOME to the club ! 8-))
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Paul Brumit

Hello all from Oklahoma

Paul Brumit 15.06.05, 19:28
wow! did I miss spell all those words!
guess I can blame that on no sleep in 38 hours!
Paul Brumit 15.06.05, 21:43
Paul Brumit Paul Brumit 15.06.05, 21:43
wow! did I miss spell all those words!
guess I can blame that on no sleep in 38 hours!
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Roxana Kat

Hello!

Roxana Kat 08.06.05, 14:50
A warm welcome to fotocommunity! To share photos and comments is one great possibility to communicate with photographers all over the world. So feel free and get inspired!

I am looking forward to seeing pictures from New England!

Kind regards
Matthias
Matthias Moritz 14.06.05, 06:00
Matthias Moritz Matthias Moritz 14.06.05, 06:00
A warm welcome to fotocommunity! To share photos and comments is one great possibility to communicate with photographers all over the world. So feel free and get inspired!

I am looking forward to seeing pictures from New England!

Kind regards
Matthias
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