Sand Ripple Sunset
Here is another Vertorama from Sunday evening’s cloudy sunset at Milnerton beach… what a glorious sunset it was!
I’d like to thank everyone who took the time to make suggestions to my “comment conundrum” that I wrote about in the description of the photo that I posted yesterday. Reading through all your comments has definitely helped me to formulate a plan-of-action to deal with the situation… thank you very much for that!!
Although there were lots of different suggestions… everyone seems to agree on one thing… 1,600 contacts is hopelessly too many!!
So… the first thing that I’m going to do is remove all my contacts who haven’t posted any photos in the last couple of months. Then I’m going to remove all my contacts who post regularly, but who never bother to comment on any of my photos. Then I’m going to remove any contact who often comments on my photos, but who never posts anything that impresses or inspires me. Then I’ll change the status of all the contacts with whom I’ve formed a close friendship… as well as all the contacts who post incredible images that wow me every time… from a “contact” to a “friend”.
Hopefully that will leave me with a hundred (or so) friends and a couple of hundred contacts… which will certainly go a long way to relieving some of the symptoms of the “comment burn-out” that I’ve been experiencing lately.
Thanks again for all your tips and suggestions… I was totally blown away by your response!!
Nikon D300, Sigma 10-20mm at 10mm, aperture of f13, with a 1/160th second exposure.
Click here to check out my Vertorama tutorial.
Sand Ripple Sunset
Here is another Vertorama from Sunday evening’s cloudy sunset at Milnerton beach… what a glorious sunset it was!
I’d like to thank everyone who took the time to make suggestions to my “comment conundrum” that I wrote about in the description of the photo that I posted yesterday. Reading through all your comments has definitely helped me to formulate a plan-of-action to deal with the situation… thank you very much for that!!
Although there were lots of different suggestions… everyone seems to agree on one thing… 1,600 contacts is hopelessly too many!!
So… the first thing that I’m going to do is remove all my contacts who haven’t posted any photos in the last couple of months. Then I’m going to remove all my contacts who post regularly, but who never bother to comment on any of my photos. Then I’m going to remove any contact who often comments on my photos, but who never posts anything that impresses or inspires me. Then I’ll change the status of all the contacts with whom I’ve formed a close friendship… as well as all the contacts who post incredible images that wow me every time… from a “contact” to a “friend”.
Hopefully that will leave me with a hundred (or so) friends and a couple of hundred contacts… which will certainly go a long way to relieving some of the symptoms of the “comment burn-out” that I’ve been experiencing lately.
Thanks again for all your tips and suggestions… I was totally blown away by your response!!
Nikon D300, Sigma 10-20mm at 10mm, aperture of f13, with a 1/160th second exposure.
Click here to check out my Vertorama tutorial.