BananaRepublic
No longer a newbie, moving up!
- Joined
- Jul 10, 2014
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I joined a camera club originally, as a noob, to learn more about photography, skills, genres etc from others and what I have since learned I have thought myself purely in an effort to out manoeuvre others. You might turn around and tell me that thats a common theme across al clubs no matter where or how big they are.
The thing is now the club has allot of members and ergo large stash of money to go with that and for some reason I dont understand the refuse to spend it in areas where it could be spent to improve the thing overall for everybody. Yes the club organises expensive photoshop courses the cost of which the club covers 10 % of, a pure waste of money to all concerned if you ask me, but thats largely it in terms of benefits for people. The latest fashion amongst people is to buy D750s hot off the shelves I dont know why or see the reason but there doing it and I think people will quickly get browned off when there is nobody to help them turn it on. Is it best to leave the thing fall apart or attempt to steer it someway.
The thing is now the club has allot of members and ergo large stash of money to go with that and for some reason I dont understand the refuse to spend it in areas where it could be spent to improve the thing overall for everybody. Yes the club organises expensive photoshop courses the cost of which the club covers 10 % of, a pure waste of money to all concerned if you ask me, but thats largely it in terms of benefits for people. The latest fashion amongst people is to buy D750s hot off the shelves I dont know why or see the reason but there doing it and I think people will quickly get browned off when there is nobody to help them turn it on. Is it best to leave the thing fall apart or attempt to steer it someway.