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ramblingidiot

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Artist // Photography
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My Bio
I joined dA a year ago just looking at digital art, then disappeared for 2 months before finally coming back with a new-found love for photography. I absolutely love photography- art, expression, technique, whatever! Landscapes have always been my passion but I don't get out enough.

proud member of:
:iconclubphoto: :iconnaturephotographer: :iconskyandnatureclub: :iconilovephotographyclub:

Current Residence: Philippines
Operating System: Windows XP

Favourite Movies
Pirates of the Caribbean 2 Dead Man's Chest
Favourite Bands / Musical Artists
Lifehouse, Secondhand Serenade, Matchbox 20
Tools of the Trade
nikon d40x, sigma 18-200 IS USM, Adobe Photoshop CS 4
Other Interests
photography, food

Which filter?

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Ok so I've been hanging around dA for quite a while now soaking up the beauty, art, and brilliance of the artists that I admire. I've saved up a tiny amount that *I think* will be enough to buy 2 filters (yeah I'm poor, being penny-less comes with being job-less.) I know I need a CPL (skies and reflections), a ND (long exposure), and a Grad ND (land/seascape). (I got them right, right?) But which brand of filters do I go buy? Do i get the traditional screw in filters or the Cokin (or similar) system? How many stops ND is really the most practical to get if I only had the chance to have one for now? I appreciate the help. Might actually ne
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I realize that dA being the huge site with millions of users logging on everyday and submitting art, it gets pretty hard to get noticed. But besides the pageviews, the watchers, and all those stats, which I'm sure are important (but not to be obsessed about) what is somewhat disheartening is that no one comments or critiques much. I always thought that the whole art community thing revolved around promoting art and improving one's skills through others' suggestions and critiques, and be inspired by what is out there and what others can do, and then take all that and learn and grow. Sure I guess it is hard for busy people with hundreds of th
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Job interview

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After 4 months of bumming, I finally have another interview later in the afternoon. Happy? Sad? Maybe? lol. Gotta get off my butt and start earning if i want to get on with life! haha! Funny quote from watching some anime lately, Without work how can you get experience? Without experience how can you get work? Hayate has the answer! o__O oh the randomness of bumming. Also, joined these group ~ClubPhoto (https://www.deviantart.com/clubphoto) :iconnaturephotographer: :iconSkyAndNatureClub: :iconilovephotographyclub:
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Thanks heaps for the :+devwatch: I appreciate your support! :w00t: :bow:
haha my pleasure! ^_^
Hi there ! :D
Thank you so much for the fav ! :D

Sorry for late reply >_<