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happy thanksgiving!
here's an interesting article on how thanksgiving began long before the pilgrims arrived:
childrengrowing.com/2015/11/23/the-pilgrims-were-not-present-at-the-first-thanksgiving-in-america-a-story-to-share-with-with-your-children/?fbclid=IwAR16ZgZSZ_DrBWZ3x7nqUIBIhO0X-mE_u4ZQNN94OLaw8GG4z0hKGgFp1wc
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raingirl club has replied to William Sutherland clubraingirl club has replied to Ulrich John clubraingirl club has replied to Janet Brien clubraingirl club has replied to Bororaingirl club has replied to Marie-claire GalletMany people here have turkey for Christmas as well. I think it's way too soon to do the whole thing again and have a tradition of a leg of lamb for Christmas instead. With mint sauce!
Thanks for sharing :)
raingirl club has replied to Tanja - Loughcrew clubI like your leaf, the calligraphy used, the sentiment expressed and the terrific story! Well done!
raingirl club has replied to Andy Rodker clubAndy Rodker club has addedraingirl club has replied to Andy Rodker club"That's a very good question! To start, there is no "should". If you don't want to pay to share photos, then obviously you know there are still places on the web where you can share without paying (except in the sense that you probably have to see ads along with the photos you are viewing).
However, I will do my best to answer why I pay to be part of ipernity. **My short answer, I do it because I want a website where there are people who communicate with each other around the art and fun of photography, a place to really engage with a photograph. **My long answer: I think it has something to do with why I share my photos. Outside of sharing photos here on facebook (I have a very casual business photo page here), I desire to share my photos with other photographers where 1) we can support each other's efforts, 2) learn from each other, gather ideas from each other, and 3) enjoy seeing photos from other people's perspectives and locations around the world. I want to engage with individual photographs and also get support for my photography. ipernity does all that for me. **I started out on flickr, and even paid for an account there so I could have more storage space, but when they changed formats to a stream style I discovered ipernity. a site where the photographs were honored and I could engage with the images and the contributors! Again, I chose to become a paying member because I wanted more storage space. **When ipernity was going to close (maintaining a website with tons of photographs is costly), us photographers joined together and saved the site by purchasing it as a member owned non-commercial website. We are passionate about keeping it going. But we have no ads to support us (which means we have no outside interests telling us how to run the website). We have a small core group of members that spend many hours each week volunteering to do the tasks required to keep the site going. No one is required to do anything in support of the site - there are still free accounts - but without paid memberships the storage fees for the servers and all other costs cannot be paid. I quite simply am thrilled that the site was saved from closing due to a group effort and happily pay, less than $5 per month, to help it continue."
ironically I could have gone on...
Andy Rodker club has replied to raingirl clubI'm sure it could be used somewhere with the aim of increasing membership!! There were a few (now ex-) ipernity members who got very hot under the collar about having to pay a fee and I wish I could have used your persuasive comments with them at that time!
Well said and well done, Laura!!
Have a good Sunday!
Andy
Peter Castell club has replied to raingirl clubAlso by uploading lots of images they are not considering their photos and trying to select what they think are the better ones.
Of course it is nice when you get comments liking your photo, but constructive comments and suggestions would also be be good.
Just for fun I have put a few photos in a local exhibition getting 2 or 3 professionaly printed and mounted is a lot more expensive than an ipernity subscription
Colette NoËl club has replied to raingirl clubJ'ai bénéficié longtemps de la gratuité de ses services et rencontré de magnifiques personnes qui, grâce à leurs photos, m'ont ouvert des fenêtres sur de nouveaux horizons et m'ont permis de découvrir un peu de leur univers ! J'ai ainsi pu voyager et voir des merveilles du monde entier, sans bouger de chez moi !
Un jour, j'ai compris que j'avais de la chance de pouvoir partager tout çà, et qu'il était juste que j'apporte ma pierre à l'édifice, si petite soit-elle !
Alors, j'ai pris un abonnement d'un an, et quand j'ai su que notre cher site risquait de fermer, comme beaucoup d'autres, j'ai voulu participer et j'ai renouvelé pour cinq ans !
Et comme toi, je l'ai fait avec joie ! Je ne me suis pas posé de questions, me contentant du plaisir de savoir que grâce à la solidarité de tous ceux qui l'aiment, Ipernity a de beaux jours devant elle !
Oui, Merci Ipernity pour tout ce que tu nous offres, et merci à toute l'équipe qui te permet, grâce au temps et à l'énergie que ses membres te consacrent, de continuer à vivre !
Voilà, Raingirl ! Je te souhaite une merveilleux weekend !
raingirl club has replied to Colette NoËl clubraingirl club has replied to Pam J clubraingirl club has replied to Peter Castell clubThe cohesion is surely also due to the fact that everyone knows that he contributes to it through his fanciful contribution.
Your article is very worth reading. Thank you, warm greetings, Erika...
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