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I was thinking about this and did have a sniff around the website etc heard though that landscapers don't often do well (probably the repetition thing!) seems that if your a specialist in one area then maybe it's not the route to go down.

Outdoor Photography is the best of the bunch for my taste and genre. No cheating / photoshop articles (runs for cover!!) Good balance of articles from Wildlife to macro. Still can't get in the damn thing though!!

Top magazine this is! Great images, superb articles and lots on tips and inspiration! Great for the dedicated landscape Photographer.

Here's mine: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Brad-Ellement-Photography/151142578257276

I would agree very much!! It seems if you can talk the talk your in. Personally I prefer to concentrate on the quality of my work, but in turn this does means I get less enquiries.

I seem to be drawn to strong compositional elements such as lines and strong subjects/focal points. As a landscaper this seems to be they way I'm going. I do have a play with long exposure now and then, but I don't see the 10 stopper coming out the bag that often now I must say. Brad

I love my Mac! Stunning build quality and OS is supreme to W7 in every way! People are put off by the price but I can't fault mine! I have a Mac book pro 13 by the way. I must admit though, maybe spend the money on camera kit and glass first though.

Heres mine! www.facebook.com/pages/Brad-Ellement-Photography/151142578257276