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Join Date: Jun 2008
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Thank you all 
I am very pleased about it. It is the Pentax Users Magazine that comes out every quarter. They choose 6 shots from those placed in the forum gallery or entered directly during the three months leading up to the publication.
The shot that was shortlisted last quarter was one of mine from the Crocus series this one is one of the Clematis ones, I have shown it on the forum but it has not been commented on so here it is again and comment including honest CC would be welcome.
I am very pleased about it. It is the Pentax Users Magazine that comes out every quarter. They choose 6 shots from those placed in the forum gallery or entered directly during the three months leading up to the publication.The shot that was shortlisted last quarter was one of mine from the Crocus series this one is one of the Clematis ones, I have shown it on the forum but it has not been commented on so here it is again and comment including honest CC would be welcome.
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Jackie that's great. If the Pentax User magazine is anything like the Nikon magazine (which of course it would aspire to 
) then they have some very high quality images so very well done. It looks a great image but to be honest I don't follow flower photography (or dogs etc.) so I'm not best placed to say what is right or wrong other than that looks very high quality to me and obviously the Pentax panel.
The issue of feedback, well I have raised it several times as you know. However I am suprised. As a sweeping generalism, photographs of dogs, flowers, animals, seem to be a subject matter of interest to the majority of those few members of Yop that do make an effort to comment. Maybe they missed this one.
) then they have some very high quality images so very well done. It looks a great image but to be honest I don't follow flower photography (or dogs etc.) so I'm not best placed to say what is right or wrong other than that looks very high quality to me and obviously the Pentax panel.The issue of feedback, well I have raised it several times as you know. However I am suprised. As a sweeping generalism, photographs of dogs, flowers, animals, seem to be a subject matter of interest to the majority of those few members of Yop that do make an effort to comment. Maybe they missed this one.
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Congratulations Jackie XXXXXX Wonderful picture XX
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Hip, Hip Hooray for Jackie!!! Beautiful photo.
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Well done Snaps!! Thats great news
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That's a fantastic picture! I can see how it won.
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Ooooh! Jackie, I am soooo pleased for you! That is fantastic news! 
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