"thanks, Danielle. taking photos is pretty addicting..."
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sarah
- 60, Female
- Cottonwood, CA
- United States
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"ok, here's a try taken a couple of days ago after hand watering the veges that are being planted today. I got a new Canon t3i and am taking a class to learn how to use it. sometimes I think I am "getting it" and sometimes I see not.…"
"here is something from my backyard for the october "red" challenge. thanks for looking. comments appreciated. ;) Sarah"
"dof fascinates me. looks like this will be a fun and educational group."
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- At 11:53pm on December 22, 2009,
sarah said…
- wow, thanks for the happy wishes!
- At 9:52am on December 22, 2009,
Jay said… - happy birthday
- At 8:12pm on December 21, 2009,
Bonnie Rose Bryan said… - Happy Birthday!
*sparkles and cake*
- At 3:48am on March 9, 2009,
Donna AKA artsycalgal said… - Project Rauschenberg doesn't have the capability of adding photos yet but that is coming. Gary is going to be doing a series of instructional videos regarding Rauschenberg techniques plus videos that update everyone on how the project is evolving so stay tuned! Because you're a member of the Group, you'll receive notifications when videos are added. :-Donna
- At 3:42am on March 9, 2009, Donna AKA artsycalgal said…
- Hi Sarah and welcome to Project Rauschenberg! It should be lots of fun and stay tuned for videos on this subject. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions.
Have you been to the Project Rauschenberg channel on YouTube? There are already several videos there that will give you more information but do keep in mind that it is an evolving project and changes are inevitable. You'll be kept up-to-date now that you are a member of this group, though.
Thanks so much,
Donna AKA artsycalgal
- At 9:02pm on March 8, 2009,
Greef said… - Hi Sarah,
Welcome to my ning channel. Take your time to check things out. Lots of interesting blogs and posts not to mention alot of fantastic talented artists.
We have beginners and more seasoned artists here too which is great because we all learn from each other.
I am also constantly changing the site in terms of background, quote, poem and video of the day to keep things fresh, alive and moving.
Each Month i will be featuring a different famous artist and i will be posting challenges based on their work for people to try.
So welcome and look forward to chatting to you some time. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to contact myself, Mary Helena or Heather Campbell (my 2 administrators who assist me in running the channel).
Humbly
Gary R
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