Turning pens

[alpha1]

Hi, guys love the forum. I do visit regularly and I am creating pens. I do keep up to date with what is going on. My photographic skills are zero so I don't post pictures. But I'm making pens and they are selling the Xmas orders are coming in. I recently did a run of ball pens for a Children's Charity that went down well.
So I am creating just not posting pictures.

 

[Penpal]

Good for you and thanks for sharing another way to support is Pen Of The Week,commenting on fellow members work,pics are easy plenty of help in the archives.

Peter.

 

[Mark James]

Enjoy the forum and contribute suggestions and comments. Many ways to assist others.

Cheers, from across the pond.

 

[wm460]

Post some photo's Dave, some people here have gone from zero photography skills to the top of class advice from other members.
Unfortunately I am not one of them.

 

[flexi]

Dave, unlike some of the other forum/chatrooms.... were all very friendly on here....that was the point of my rant..we try to help others with constructive advice not negative comments...... please feel free to post pics....were here to help....even if their upside down( you know who you are) you will get good advice to improve your camera skills as well as any turning advice!

 

[wm460]

even if their upside down:

A few people actually post their photo the right way up, the majority dont.

 

[Phil Dart]

Your contributions are greatly appreciated Dave. Don't be shy about photos though - there are no photo police here to tell you off. Occasionally you might receive a comment here and there, but they're always given in the spirit of helpfulness and friendly hints and tips. We'd rather see your pens whatever the standard of the photo, than not see them at all.

 

[Dalboy]

Always good to see others work so post away with photos even if it just a simple pen on a plain background and close to being in focus. No need for any special equipment.

There is always a little leg-pulling so a good sense of humour helps.