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For those who have many watchers, and for those who don’t have many, it is hard to know how one retains that interest as well as receive more. This article explores the basics of watchers and how we react to certain situations. Although it does not affect some deviants, and the tips are generally related to common sense, we hope the article is a worthwhile read and that the majority learn something from reading this.
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=Sun-Seeker asked if any one knew how to fix the un-even polarization in this photo [link] , and i knew a little trick to help him out so i typed it out but my mumbojumbo didn't really help him so i decided to put together this tutorial for him
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"There are three classes of people; those who see, those who see when they are shown & those who do not see." Leonardo Da Vinci
Photography - Internet - Travel - Geek
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“Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up.” -Pablo Picasso
And, even though the spots between that tree are the original light color, you get to see what happens when you don't select EVERYTHING in the sky... So it actually is good you didn't do that.
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Yeah, i'm cool... Psh, right.
[link] of doom.
*starts to think about GIR. Doom doom, doom doommmm
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[for all we live to know is known
and all we seek to keep hath flown]
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[hello, I'm good for nothing -- will you love me just the same?]
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“Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up.” -Pablo Picasso
"Every portrait that is painted with emotion is a portrait of the artist, not the sitter." -Oscar Wilde
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