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My apologies. I was just trying to get involved and a feel for the site. My statement may have been negative (again - sorry) but I was stating an opinion in that I wasn't keen on that effect. Clever though.

Not so sure about this one after watching the last one, by Cici I believe. Still a good show but none of the leading lines or interesting capture. Time for bed now my friends. I'll try to view more tomorrow.

I'm not sure what the argument is about here but I thought this was fantastic. As a photographer of many years, the photos fitted the theme of leading lines and to me, were very well done. Was it really nine minutes? I had to watch it twice and time it the second time around. Even watching it for the second time and timing it, the time went very quickly and I was surprised it was nine minutes. A very enjoyable nine minutes too. The music to me was fine since the images reminded me of the architecture of church interiors. Fantastic images. Fantastic timing. Fantastic show. In the words of John Barrowman - Fantastic, Fantastic, Fantastic! Put simply, I would love to do a show like this. Give me a few weeks. Edit. Just watched for a third time and counted just 65 images. None of them repetitive as mentioned in the argument.

Not sure what this was about but I didn't like it.

Really enjoyed that. It's given me food for thought.

This was useful information to me too. Thank you.

Never got on or liked audacity myself. I've used Goldwave for years and found it great for my needs. Obviously, it's not free like audacity is. I recommend anyone give it a try.