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I have just come across your website and like it very much. My wife and I recently spent two glorious weeks in Tuscany and Umbria and took some great shots with my HP850 4.1 MP. Here's one from the trip so you can enjoy the beauty of Italy as well. All the best and keep up the great site. Gary Sarig-Joseph

Photo by Gary Sarig-Joseph

Photo by Johnny Rentas

I took this one while visiting my mom in Florida. Johnny Rentas Brooklyn, NY

This is a photo I took of a sunset through the clouds. We are pretty lucky to get such amazing sunsets and cloud formations where we live. Trudi Hazlitt-Black Mapua Nelson, New Zealand

Photo by Trudi Hazlitt-Black

Photo by Clifford Wedge

I took this photo as the children were watching a performance in a school gymnasium (well, one of them was watching the performance). Thanks to Adobe Photoshop, I was able to remove the background and turn the photo into a portrait. Camera - Cannon A40 'Auto' setting. Clifford Wedge

Hello! I am a student of photography in India and your site really caught my attention. I am planning to become a professional photographer. I sure do enjoy the struggle. Long live Adobe Photoshop. Here is a sample of one of my recent works. Avik Chatterjee India

Photo by Avik Chatterjee

Photo by Ella Gottlieb

Enjoyed your site. Here is a picture my wife took with our Olympus D-380. Picture taken by Ella Gottlieb in a park in Jerusalem. Menachem Gottlieb Israel

Storm Clouds from Central Texas. Howard (Bruce) Cheek Texas

Photo by Howard Cheek

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