Pictures From Darley
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Willow Racing
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Re: Pictures From Darley
Great pictures mate prof- quality Roy really meant business !!!
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Re: Pictures From Darley
Take a bow Mr Orange , best images so far this season..
Regards
Fritz,,,,,,,
ps, don't forget to watermark or block your shots if you don't want any one to swipe them off the net...
Regards
Fritz,,,,,,,
ps, don't forget to watermark or block your shots if you don't want any one to swipe them off the net...
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Re: Pictures From Darley
I was just thinking the same Fritz. Send them to me Mark
When you put them online make sure you put them up at no better than 96dpi, (mac settings, I think windows is about 72ish so 96 works best for both) and don't go bigger than about 500wide. They'll still get pinched but put a watermark on them so you get recognition. Photography is changing. You won't sell like photographers used to, at least online you won't, but you will get recognised and get work from it. Then if people want the originals make sure they know where they can buy them from.
Maybe I should get our friends at Racing Line, Rusty especially, to explain how the market has changed. Our PaulDDR is a superb photographer and was on the books at Mallory for a while but he's a bit busy at the moment to be taking time on the forum as much as he used to.
When you put them online make sure you put them up at no better than 96dpi, (mac settings, I think windows is about 72ish so 96 works best for both) and don't go bigger than about 500wide. They'll still get pinched but put a watermark on them so you get recognition. Photography is changing. You won't sell like photographers used to, at least online you won't, but you will get recognised and get work from it. Then if people want the originals make sure they know where they can buy them from.
Maybe I should get our friends at Racing Line, Rusty especially, to explain how the market has changed. Our PaulDDR is a superb photographer and was on the books at Mallory for a while but he's a bit busy at the moment to be taking time on the forum as much as he used to.
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Re: Pictures From Darley
great photos Mark .... and I just love the one of the royal wave from Brian
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Re: Pictures From Darley
very nice im on the number 8 on the back of simon we are the new comers and these are very nice good quality pics matey 
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Re: Pictures From Darley
james stonier wrote:very nice im on the number 8 on the back of simon we are the new comers and these are very nice good quality pics matey
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