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What do you guys post as in the Gallery section? - Roflcopters - 11-25-2014
http://photos.wildfact.com/gallery
So far I've only seen Pockets, myself and Sanjay on there from this blog.
RE: What do you guys post as in the Gallery section? - sanjay - 11-25-2014
Rofl,
gallery section become entirely new section, Initially I made it so that people from here and people from there can go both places and enjoy mother nature.
But, on gallery section almost 90% members are wildlife photographers, and only 10% among them are regular photographer, most of them are enthusiast take some pics and disappear.
What, I found interesting during this period. Photographer are not interested much in any type of deep info about animals, like size, power and other scientific data, that we keep providing here. They only like to take photos. So despite of my effort to bring those photographer here, almost all of them neglected it. May be some of them visit the forum regularly but not interested in taking part.
Now same thing is also with member here. Most of us interested in animal knowledge and data, but not very fond of animal photography specially birds, monkey..spider etc. Though we like to see Lion and tiger but only some special shots.
Blog section is also not taking pace, Because it hard to write a fresh article yourself. You need patience, time and real knowledge.
RE: What do you guys post as in the Gallery section? - Roflcopters - 11-26-2014
Yeah, no kidding..I'm with you on that Sanjay. I've tried a lot to get people to post but most are just interested in photography rather than going deep into their anatomy and lifestyle. [img]images/smilies/tongue.gif[/img]
RE: What do you guys post as in the Gallery section? - Pckts - 11-27-2014
Im with you both. I think its just the way people are built, I think most of us are more analytical and like images but the science and data as well. Compared to others that are more visual and prefer to just photograph and appreciate nature for its beauty.