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- Are you a:
- Professional Photographer
- What type of photography do you do:
- Portrait, Interiors, Reportage
- Home Town
- Fort Worth
- About Me:
- Pro for the last 6.5 years, shoot mostly portraits of children, babies and families with the odd dog here and there. My style is less posed, more pj of kids and their activities.
- Website:
- http://cathyzaragoza.com
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- At 3:13pm on August 1, 2007,
Cathy Zaragoza said…
- No, my maiden name was Harrison...I was previously married to an Eggleston...I get around I guess! I do love Scottish Eggs...discovered those at a Highland Games Festival a few years back. Thanks for sending the cross process action...I will go get it and play around with it and post my results. I just did a session with a cool old crumbling brick wall (around here, if its 75 years old, it's OLD - unlike your part of the world where stuff is really old, like Castles!
- At 1:29pm on August 1, 2007,
Ian Phillips-McLaren said…
- I, the 4 Scottish terriers will do it every time.
I have done you a quick cross process action for ps, only thing is you will have to change it a bit for every image since all images have different and varying amounts of colour. you might like it or on the other hand you might want to bin it, but give it a bash.
You can click on the settings and vary the amounts of R,G and B. see how you get on with it.
I'll email it to you.
- At 10:12pm on July 31, 2007,
- Oh no, I LOVE Scottish accents...sorry about the British thing...you have similar words and phrases you use. Anyway, I'm an accent "ho"....Eggleston is a common name in England...I think its the name of a pie as well. Very Anglo Saxon. I read alot of British Chick Lit books and they crack me up sometimes because they're trying to write for an American character but they use phrases that are not American...just a little funny, I find my laughs where I can!
I have 4 Scottish Terriers if that will endear me to you any....
- At 9:21pm on July 31, 2007,
- Jesus, I have no idea what an eggleston is, but maybe i'm a bit thick :-)
The grand daughter is lovely.
Is the accent that obvious, there was me using my amercanisms aswell.
I'm Scottish anyway, which is probably even worse.
- At 8:17pm on July 31, 2007,
- I look very young for 50 in this photo don't I??? That is actually my beautiful granddaughter. I can hear your British accent in your posts...love it - we have good friend from there that now live on this side of the pond. I used to be an "Eggleston" - probably pretty common over there, here I was always having to spell it.
- At 8:14pm on July 31, 2007,
- Excellent, we really need some people that are happy to contribute, I think either everyone is sitting on the fence waiting for someone to say something at the moment or they think it's just a good place to put their fotos - but we are very young at the moment as far as sites/forums go so I'm sure it's just that.
I think I can see a couple of people that will be great contributors from their response so far and I think it will be mostly the woman to be honest (which is great), and the odd guy of course.
Anyway, you look really young in your photo, I'm sure you must be a bit older than that :-) is someone propping you up.
I checked out you site, you have some great pics going on there.
speak soon
Ian
p.s. oh! I wonder where that prize has gone, I'm sure it was here earlier, you know, I think someones lifted it :-)
- At 7:26pm on July 31, 2007,
- Hi Cathy
Welcome to the edge! and thank you for joining.
You are our 60th member, there should be a prize for that really :-)
We've been going for over a week now and the edge is growing at a nice steady rate.
So make yourself at home and use the facilities, if you have any questions please just drop me a line or put it on the forum.
all the best
Ian
- At 4:37pm on July 31, 2007,
Ann Foley Martin said…
- Hi Cathy!
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