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I'll let you know how that goes! :oops: :$

Well personally I do most of the time. But there are always occasions when you don't have it, for instance I don't ski with a camera.

As others have said, for a bunch of photos I use the USB cable, although still find it a bit of a pain as it seems very slow to find all the files. For a few that I want quickly I WhatsApp to myself - I have WhatsApp for Windows on my laptop - although it doesn't keep the original names.

Sailing on Frensham Great Pond, seen from the King's Ridge above. F11, 200mm, ISO 100, cropped.

As a society we don't accept as a valid choice excluding people simply because they have characteristics over which they have no control. It could be argued that some people live as hermits and could therefore say that they don't care about society, but I don't get the impression that this is...

Agreed, it would be useful to know the background.

Hopefully the school (and others) will vote with their feet and find a better company.

Serre Chevalier 19 Jan 2024 EOS M100 with EF-M 55-200mmm at 100mm, f16, 1/100s, ISO 100.

Will do, thanks.

I posted an image on one of the photo sharing forums, asked for critique and got lots of helpful replies. I added a general thank you post, but I wondered whether I should like all the replies or if that's overkill. Is there a general do/don't expectation? Thanks

Thanks Peter. It was a poor example and not typical, but it was sort of the final straw that got me thinking "Do all camera clubs have competitions?" You're right, there does seem to be a lot of unpredictability with judges, but I suppose everyone's different. I'll plug away, but hopefully...

Thank you :)

Thanks!

This is Haslemere and it's a lovely club, they are really friendly, but the programme is heavily competition-focussed. Most are externally-judged, which makes sense for objectivity. And there have been some judges who I've really enjoyed - my favourite started with "Ooh, I love looking at...

Yes, that's true, thanks.