shows
and courses
I would like to thank people who have given and continue to give me help on issues related to putting up this web site.
David Martin (nature photographer and craft-show circuit friend) has given me extensive advice by e-mail on photography (and even took time to look at some of my photo tests during a craft show). I thank him for his valuable help.
Thanks to the participants and readers of the alt.crafts.professional newsgroup who have made suggestions and who have shared with me their experiences and ideas in photographing work, including Dion (who was the first to respond when I put up my site in a test location and asked for criticisms and who continued to offer suggestions as I made changes in my web site), Sam (who has given me many helpful suggestions), and several professional photographers: Doug (who has shared information on photography with both me and the newsgroup), James (who sent me e-mail with helpful photography-related information) and Darryl (who communicated with me numerous times by e-mail offering useful help and suggestions).
And thanks to the many other members of alt.crafts.professional who have shared with me, by posts and/or e-mail their own experiences and suggestions. I couldn't possibly start trying to list everyone without leaving people out. This is a very special group.
Thanks to my son, Adam, who took many hours out of his busy schedule to scan my photos and my jewelry for me until I got my own scanner and who continuously provides me with excellent tech support when I need it.
Thanks to my son, Daniel, who set up a directory in his Web site space for me to test my work online before moving it to my own site, has written custom designed programs for me to analyze my statistics and provides me with valuable tech support by e-mail.
And, of course, I cannot leave out my husband, Stan, whose ongoing support has made it possible for me to run my business, and who comes to all of my craft shows with me, doing all the heavy lifting and providing me with whatever help I need.