Diving in Deeper. Into Photography.

Wednesday, November 19th, 2008 at 12:16 am (GMT+2) by Petar

It’s a little over two years now since I first started uploading images to Dreamstime.com in hopes of making a few cents. Looking at how things have developed, it turned out I’ve made the better choice by sticking with that as a hobby. I’ve already made far more than I’d expected and the earnings keep increasing with each new month. In 2008 each month has been better than the previous, which is a rather pleasant trend. I can’t complain. :)

So, in view of the fact that in less than a year we’ll be moving out of our safe temporary habitation to a more independent and demanding life in Sofia I had to give some additional thought to my photo experience. Do I continue on a below-average level and make a few dollars, or do I take a step of faith and continue at a different level? Although exciting, it wasn’t an easy choice to make yet another investment and start working on improving my skills. Read more…

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New Face

Monday, November 17th, 2008 at 12:18 am (GMT+2) by Petar

UPDATE: A new blue button has been added under each post/ article. By using the funcitonality of this button you can bookmark the given posts or article to pretty much any social bookmarking site there is. It is recommended to use this option if you would like to note down the post or article for future reference.

In addition, at the bottom of the site you can do the same with the RSS feed, which will keep you updated automatically when new information is posted.

This is just a brief note to state the obvious - wideandhigh.com has a new face. I finally managed to update the design to match what has now become my primary web-site - petarneychev.com. This way both sites are more compatible with each other and the transition from one to the other shouldn’t pose any “graphic shock” to the visitor. That’s unless you totally love or hate my photos on petarneychev.com ;)

Please, note that the categories and blog navigation has been moved to the bottom of the page. This way there’s more space for the posts, which should make them easier to read… Unless you have difficulties following a long line of text. Read more…

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