Hello Photographers!!!!!

[mello2]

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My name is Mervin Sandikromo, I’m a photographer from the Netherlands. I like photography, it’s a way to express myself and tell a story about any kind of subject. I like to shoot everything, because it’s away to expand my creativity. That’s why your never get bored as a photographer.

I have created my own website where I share my knowledge about photography. This is my way to help other photographers to develop their skills.

You can learn:

• How to retouch your own portrait pictures
• Applying the rule of third
• Using one light source to get amazing results
• And many more

For more info check my website. Photography Tutorials

[dubaiphil]

He's spamming - he's just appeared on another forum I visit as well....

Quite amusing, bad English, poor grammar

[kris]

He's spamming - he's just appeared on another forum I visit as well....

Quite amusing, bad English, poor grammar

And several others. Just do a google search of the keyword "Mervin Sandikromo"....

[mello2]

Hello Phil, what's your problem....?

I just wanna share my knowledge about photography okay!

MOD EDIT - Obscene language deleted.

[mello2]

Well Well Kris!!!!!!!! So do you find some interesting stuff about me......fool.........

[dubaiphil]

Well you've got lots of followers on here now, after your outburst!

That's a way to generate traffic for your blog! LOLOLOLOLOL!

I think the on line reference material on this forum is far more:

a) professionally written
b) better presented
c) accurate

Also, we tend to first introduce ourselves rather than market ourselves. Something which you would be aware of if you took time to read the forum before posting here (and on other forums)

[mello2]

My message to phil: Stop reflecting your insecurities on me!! Peace!!! And have a nice day!!!!!!!

[dubaiphil]

Hilarious! Join the community rather than simply promote yourself and swear

Peace, brother - tip top spelling, by the way!



An exert:

There’s two kind of depth of field, you can create a large depth of field and a small depth of field. A large depth of field means that most of the part of the image is in focus. And at a small depth of field there’s only one part of the image is in focus.

Wow - mind blowing stuff!

If the snappily entitled e-book (Learn exactly how to improve your photography with these amazing lighting setups) is equally enlightening then at $19.95 it's an absolute steal - no question!!!!!!!!!!!!

[kris]

Phil continuing with this thread it is the best way to give him visibility.

As you correctly said, this community provides far better material. If someone from this community will ever visit his blog, no problem, there will be not a second visit.

Just ignore such types of advertisement, as you ignore spam.

Cheers
A.

[Donald]

This thread has been closed and the originator's membership has been cancelled.