Mentor program
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Originally posted by Larry
it's all in the mind... be one with the camera.... size matters not (just look @ my waistline)... and be prepared to waste film... :bsmilie:
errr wat talking u ?? i onli say sneaky nothing got 2 do with photography leh :angel:
/me runs and hide from larry
actually, in a sense, it's already in effect. for me i know i get a lot of PMs asking me for advice and tips, and when i go out for outings, i try as much as my limited knowledge allows to give some pointers as well, esp to newbies. not sure about the rest, but i know Darren's happy to give expert pointers as well (seen him do it more than once, and once for me - that's why i call him my sifu), and i'm sure so are the rest of the mods, admins and more "old bird" members.Originally posted by MaGixShOe
doubt its gonna get thru
IMHO i dun think there needs to be a formal structure for a mentor program. if you really want some advice or pointers, just PM the person you think can help you. chances are you'll get some answers. and believe it or not, SEEDs and outings also help as you can get some firsthand tips there, on almost any topic. just ask around and i'm sure there's someone around who can help or answer your burning questions.
it's a online community lah, and like all community, must be a bit thick-skinned mah. dun think you can (or should expect to) just sign up and wait for a "mentor" to be assigned to you. doesn' work that way i feel.
so... ASK! and you shall (usually) receive...
i'm a long time film user, so handling and developing film gives me more personal satisfaction than digital. nothing like looking thru a loupe @ a well-exposed, well composed shot to give you that shiok shiok feeling.
so for work, i use digital for quick workflow and turnaround time. for personal stuff, i still prefer slide film. takes longer time but results are more gratifying IMHO.
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