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Thanks for your comment. i am glad you enjoyed my work.
Thanks!!!!!
hmmm...you are so beauty ;)
and a Happy New Year!
Regards,
I took a look at some of your talent
.......cool.
I have enjoyed looking at your photos. I notice that some people have mentioned the pictures not being in focus, but no one seems to have made any helpful suggestions. You might like to experiment with a remote shutter release (depending on the sort of camera you have, this can be a cable that plugs into your camera, or an infrared trigger), and for those beautiful self-portraits, you might want to consider using the camera's self-timer.
Thank you for sharing your work.
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Meinolf Wewel, 24.12.2009 at 10:56h
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Marcel Caram, 3.09.2009 at 4:54h
Hi Laura.Thanks for your comment. i am glad you enjoyed my work.
Thanks!!!!!
Cameltosys, 3.01.2009 at 15:23h
than's =)hmmm...you are so beauty ;)
Meinolf Wewel, 28.12.2008 at 14:34h
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Merve Kabil, 17.06.2008 at 22:54h
haha :D thank youIncognitre , 6.06.2008 at 8:06h
Thank you for your comment on my "A night with red wine ..."ilidio fernandes , 25.08.2007 at 2:13h
Hi laura thanks for your comment in my picture.Joseph Eastman, 7.05.2007 at 3:48h
Thank you so much for your comment Laura, I appreciate it. Your vision is experimental, unique and risks taken...that's good, and will build your own photo signature...Regards,
Gonzalo Alberto Mejia, 19.03.2007 at 18:26h
Thank you for your kind comments.I took a look at some of your talent
.......cool.
Scottish Sardine Conservancy Tribunal , 15.03.2007 at 11:46h
Hello Laura,I have enjoyed looking at your photos. I notice that some people have mentioned the pictures not being in focus, but no one seems to have made any helpful suggestions. You might like to experiment with a remote shutter release (depending on the sort of camera you have, this can be a cable that plugs into your camera, or an infrared trigger), and for those beautiful self-portraits, you might want to consider using the camera's self-timer.
Thank you for sharing your work.
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