sceneramic photography affiliate program
Sceneramic Photography is now the fastest growing
photography web site on the Internet moving up over
3.6 million places in ranked traffic during the past 3
months (source: www.Alexa.com Jan '03).
Get in on the action by becoming a Sceneramic
Photography affiliate. Once you're approved, you'll
receive a generous 15% commission on sales of all
photographs purchased through your unique affiliate ID.
You can even sign up your own affiliates as part of our
two-tier program and earn an additional 5% on sales
they make. That's a sweet deal!
You say you don't have a web site? Not a problem!
Text links can be included in your outbound emails in
the main text body or as an automated signature. You
can even put your unique affiliate URL on business
cards, hardcopy ads, etc.
So, don't miss out. Become an affiliate and become part
of the fastest growing web site on the Internet!
Join Sceneramic Photography's Affiliate Program Now...
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January's been a busy month what with adding new
photographs, installing new affiliate software, changing
screens so they load quicker, etc. It's all very
exciting because it means our site's 'growing up.'
Sceneramic now gets over 250 unique visitors a day
with a growth rate projected at 400% according to
recent stats based on the past 3 month trends. That's
phenomenal growth for any site! Stay tuned as we
continue to grow.
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| new photographs added | | |
 Thirty-five new photographs of North Yorkshire,
Northumberland and Cumbria, England have been added to the gallery. This brings to
total 267 photographs now offered on the Sceneramic
Photography web site covering Australia, New Zealand,
England, Scotland and the USA.Most photographs are available in 11x14, 13x19, 16x20,
20x30 and 24x36 sizes. All photographs are printed on
premium photographic paper to preserve the vivid
colors.
New Photographs... | | |
| sceneramic tips - digital camera lcd screens | | |
 Does it seem like you're loading batteries into your
digital camera quicker than you can load nickels (okay,
so I'm cheap) into a one-armed bandit? If so, I bet you
use the LCD screen to frame every shot and/or show
the entire family, including the dog, every shot you just
took. If that's the case, you've just discovered how
they can afford all those energizer bunny commercials!Digital camera LCD screens drain batteries at an
incredible rate. So, once the novelty of using the
screen has subsided and you're more familiar with your
camera, leave it in the off position. Framing a shot
using the viewfinder on a point and shoot camera takes
a little practice, especially for close up work when you
have to allow for parallax (no, that's not a laxative it's
a shift in the viewed image versus the actual image).
Leaving the LCD screen off might get you up to 5 times
more life out of a set of batteries. Bye bye, bunny! | | |
| sceneramic places - richmond, england | | |
 In the last Sceneramic Newsletter we visited Corfe
Castle in southern England. This time we're going to
stay in England and head north to visit Richmond.Richmond is situated in North Yorkshire and is nestled
between the Yorkshire Moors and Dales. If you follow a
straight line on a map from Manchester to Newcastle,
you'll find Richmond about 2/3 of the way between the
two, as the crow flies.
Full Story... | | |
| got a picture you'd like to share? | | |
 Do you have a great photograph you'd like to share
with our readers? If so, send me an 800x600, 150 dpi
digital image, including a description of where and when
the picture was taken, etc., and your name and email
address. If you have a web site, please include your
URL too.If your photograph is chosen, we'll publish it in the
newsletter along with your information. We'll also add it
to our future contributors gallery giving you full credit
for the shot. Send In Your Photographs... | | |
| movie - trainspotting | | |
 Ever watched a movie and came away thinking that
wasn't even close to what you thought it was going to
be about... but in a good way? For those of you who
have watched Moulin Rouge you'll know exactly what
I'm talking about. While not a musical or comedy,
Trainspotting is a dark movie that you need to watch
more than once to catch all details to truly appreciate
it.With its hallucinatory visions of crawling dead babies
and a grungy plunge into the filthiest toilet in Scotland,
you might not think Trainspotting could have been one
of the best movies of 1996, but Danny Boyle's film
about heroin addicts in Edinburgh is all that and more.
So, put your preconceived notions to one side and
enjoy the film... because you will!
Buy now... | | |
| until next issue... | | | I hope you've enjoyed the articles. If you know of
someone who might also enjoy our newsletters, please
feel free to forward them on. If you have a topic or
question you'd like me to cover in a future issue, please
drop me an email. Until next issue, it's bye for now from John and Linda... Send article ideas to... | | |
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