Much like the sea the PUG ebbs and flows. Why I remember...
So let's be real. I always look forward to the PUG. In fact most
months I even shoot a few images with the PUG in mind, look at them a
few days before the deadline, decide that they're all shit, and decide
to see what everyone else did.
I don't comment often, mainly because everyone who participates, puts
mostly their best work there, and comments that start and end with great
work, are kind of boring.
I know most people like to be patted on the head, but after the third of
forth posting of that kind of thing, it's all kind of redundant, and if
I'm not able to add anything additional, I don't comment, (not that it's
ever stopped me in some cases but hey).
Brian, you've been doing a great job, and deserve praise for keeping the
PUG up to date. I for one would be sorry to see it go.
On 9/12/2016 1:12 AM, Brian Walters wrote:
On Mon, Sep 12, 2016, at 10:23 AM, Stanley Halpin wrote:
Better late than never?
Of course!
Very international in flavour - we have almost identical shopfronts here
in most suburbs.
Actually I'm beginning to wonder if the PUG has run its course. It's
getting to that time of year when themes for 2017 need to be selected
but it seems that interest in the PUG is waning. There's still a
reasonable level of contribution each month but, over the past few
months there's been little or no feedback. Is anyone actually looking
at it each month?
Cheers
Brian
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Brian Walters
Western Sydney Australia
http://lyons-ryan.org/southernlight/
The following was taken on the requisite day, 8-19-2016. In Vancouver
B.C. Of what I felt was a suitably International subject. But I was
traveling without laptop, no way to process/trim the image to meet PUG
specifications, no way to communicate with the outside world at all
except for Facebook. So, this woulda been in the September PUG but
wasn’t…
http://photos.stanhalpin.com/p155717848/e504178
stan
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