Welcome to The Circle, the network for photographers
Welcome to THE CIRCLE
THE CIRCLE is a new online community for both professional and amateur photographers shooting on either film or digital, ideally both!
The Circle exists to inspire all photographers by displaying the very best of members' work, and to allow them to network and share knowledge and resources.
We're a friendly bunch, BUT we'll only let you display your work on this site if you can show you've got real photographic skill and talent, and a passion for photography. That's one of the reasons that all photos you upload are subject to approval. If you don't get images approved, don't take it personally, just submit some better ones!
Of course, beginners to photography are welcome too, you just might find that you have to work a little harder to get work accepted for display!
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Uploading Photos
When you upload images, remember:
- Image Specification for uploading. In order to be eligible for display in any of the slideshows on The Circle, your images MUST be saved as JPEGs,…
Created by Mark Andreani Jun 3, 2011 at 8:18am. Last updated by Mark Andreani Jun 14, 2011.
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Created by Mark Andreani May 30, 2011 at 7:49pm. Last updated by Mark Andreani Jun 3, 2011.
Viewing & Publishing Images
Viewing and publishing images on The Circle
- Viewing your slideshow. Use the buttons on the Control Strip, which pops up beneath your slideshow, to adjust the viewing settings. Remember to try out the 'fullscreen' option to view your…
Created by Mark Andreani Jun 3, 2011 at 8:21am. Last updated by Mark Andreani Jun 3, 2011.
THE CIRCLE - WHY YOU NEED TO JOIN
The first rule of The Circle is that you need to join now. Scrub that, the first rule of The Circle is that your work needs to be good, and you need to join now. And then tell all your friends. And if you need to know any more, read the About The Circle Page.
We don't want to build just another photo sharing website full of poor quality images, we want to look at beautiful photography, be inspired and then get flattered for our own photographic genius. Or have we missed something??
Go ahead, join, share, debate, and enjoy. It's free to join and upload up to 5 images to your own personal portfolio page.
Mark Andreani
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BECOME A FULL MEMBER
Full membership of The Circle
brings you:
- unlimited image uploads to your photo album
- participation in network competitions and projects such as the planned printed compilations of members' work
- embed your slideshows in your own or a 3rd party website for stunning full-screen presentation of your portfolio
Full membership costs just 9.95 GB Pounds for 12 months, payable by Paypal Subscription.
Forum
Olympus Addiction
Started by Simon Jones. Last reply by Simon Jones Apr 11. 9 Replies 0 Likes
Anyone still using their OM's other than a paperweight?
Started by Steven Simon. Last reply by Mark Andreani Apr 3. 1 Reply 0 Likes
How much resolution do you really need?
Started by Mark Andreani. Last reply by Mark Andreani Dec 15, 2011. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Film - How long can it go on?
Started by Mark Andreani. Last reply by Gregory Zepka Aug 24, 2011. 10 Replies 0 Likes
Book Project for Full Members
Started by Mark Andreani. Last reply by Arthur Costigan Jun 15, 2011. 2 Replies 0 Likes
First Photos
Started by Arthur Costigan. Last reply by Ian Riela Jun 2, 2011. 4 Replies 1 Like
OM 1n or OM 2S as back up camera
Started by Wilfried Wellens. Last reply by Wilfried Wellens May 28, 2011. 3 Replies 0 Likes
The Future of Olympus
Started by Arthur Costigan. Last reply by Mark Andreani May 25, 2011. 9 Replies 0 Likes
Latest Activity
Simon Jones replied to Simon Jones's discussion Olympus Addiction"Hello all, I have been away from the group but I am still feeding my Olympus addiction. I went away from photography for a while but now I am back. The bodies are all clean the fridge is stacked with film and I have had a good start to the year.…"
Mark Andreani replied to Steven Simon's discussion Anyone still using their OM's other than a paperweight?"Actually yes, me! THough nowadays I am down to just the 2 OM-2n bodies, with 35mm f/2.8, 50mm f/1.4 and 85mm f/2 lenses. I actually bring along one of them to most of the Beginners' DSLR workshops I run in London - people are fascinated to…"
David Aspinall posted a discussionOM lenses
HiI have 3 OM lenses for sale...http://www.flickr.com/photos/28791266@N04/with/6308768048/See More
Mark Andreani posted a photo
Greenwich, London
From a recent photo walk on my Intermediate Photo Course. Canon 550D, Zuiko OM 50mm f/1.4
Mark Andreani replied to Mark Andreani's discussion How much resolution do you really need?"Simon - thanks for the reply. Medium Format for me is only a rare excursion when my (mostly low rent!) clients need to do poster campaigns. The last few years have seen many jobs that would have been shot on MF Digital turn out as a DSLR shoot, as…"
Steven Simon replied to Mark Andreani's discussion How much resolution do you really need?"My personal view is that if you are a full time Pro working in fashion,commercial or advertising,where your work would be used at very large sizes,then the more the better.Most top Pros are using Hasselblad H digital or Mamiya digital medium format…"
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