05-11-2018, 02:24 PM
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Re: Calendar
Originally Posted by mart
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It might be easy enough to do a monthly calendar in just forum format. The month is copy/pasted from a Word template into an art program, then a photo and background is added. Just about any background is possible.It could probably be done entirely in word but the presentation is more flexible when an art program is used.
05-11-2018, 05:08 PM
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Re: Calendar
Originally Posted by d00d
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Hmmm ... my photography is like some kind of alternative view of things, (and wait till you see my abstracts!) I've never really done much seasonal calendar type stuff, and living in London there's lots of other things going on.I could submit some shots though.
Kensington Palace in January
Queen Caroline's Temple, Hyde Park in July
08-11-2018, 02:36 PM
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Re: Calendar
Originally Posted by Tiffany
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You are a clever person Toners. That is a super calendar photo.
08-11-2018, 11:56 PM
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Re: Calendar
May I be frank without offending anyone please?Althought the photo's themselves are all very good, and the way Toners has set them in the calender is excellent, I couldn't honestly look at many of the pictures and guess what month it represents.
Take January for one example.
It is usually a bitter cold, snowy, icy, blizzardy month.
Now although Kensington Palace is a super picture, other than a bare tree, it looks like a summer's day to me.
Likewise the lovely September picture. I don't know if that is a Rape field, or a Buttercup field, but either way I think it would be more appropriate around May time, not early autumn.
Many others are the same, or is it just me viewing them wrong?
June and August are well placed though, with the bee on the flower and the lavender fields.
The best seasonal one to me though, is the December one. You can't help but know that is a festive, winter month from that photo. Very good.
I hope no one minds me saying, because they are very nice pics, but it is just how I see it.
I'd best go before I am slaughtered.
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