View Full Version : help recruit a new member!
Andy
Dec-11-2004, 04:09 AM
hey guys - time to put on the dgrin pressure, we really want
yuri pautov (http://pautov.viplast.ru/index.php)
to join our community. take a look at yuri's work - i really love his style, and he's a total class act.
so, everyone now, take a look at some of yuri's work, and if you like it, please reply here, we'll need a lot of us so that he can hear the dgrin shout all the way over in voronezh, russia :D
lynnma
Dec-11-2004, 04:23 AM
hey guys - time to put on the dgrin pressure, we really want
yuri pautov (http://pautov.viplast.ru/index.php)
to join our community. take a look at yuri's work - i really love his style, and he's a total class act.
so, everyone now, take a look at some of yuri's work, and if you like it, please reply here, we'll need a lot of us so that he can hear the dgrin shout all the way over in voronezh, russia :D
Hi YURI!:wave I've been looking at your galleries and you've inspired me to get back out into the forests to take more pictures.. beautiful work.. I'd love it if you would join us here in dgrin.. we're a nice bunch (all except andy, wxwx, fish, gubbs,cletus they're really mean) and we need all the inspirations we can get..:D hope to see your name being bandied around soon:1drink
Lynn
GREAPER
Dec-11-2004, 04:38 AM
Love your work Yuri, Come on and join us here. Most of us dont bite.
Harryb
Dec-11-2004, 05:33 AM
Yuri,
I would love to see some of one of my favorite photographer's work over here.
Harry
John Mueller
Dec-11-2004, 05:44 AM
Yuri,
I would love to see some of one of my favorite photographer's work over here.
Harry
What Harry said.
Tim Kirkwood
Dec-11-2004, 07:46 AM
Yuri,
I have always loved your work. Please consider joining us here at DGrin!!!
Yuri,
Я имею всегда любил вашу работу. Пожалуйста рассматривайте соединить нас здесь на DGrin!!!
wxwax
Dec-11-2004, 08:24 AM
Yuri, we neeeed you here!
This is a terrific shot.
http://pautov.viplast.ru/images/gallery/1222.jpg
Come play with us and share your work. :nod Watch out for Lynn, tho, she bites.
wxwax
Dec-11-2004, 08:28 AM
This one too, Yuri. I love this style of photography. I once took a shot of my mom that captured her sadness, loneliness and distance. My family doesn't like to look at it. This shot is far superior. Great stuff.
http://pautov.viplast.ru/images/gallery/1526.jpg
Would you mind if I linked the actual photos here, so that folks can see them in these posts? Or might that strain your server too much?
lynnma
Dec-11-2004, 08:31 AM
Yuri, we neeeed you here!
This is a terrific shot.
http://pautov.viplast.ru/images/gallery/1222.jpg
Come play with us and share your work. :nod Watch out for Lynn, tho, she bites.
HOW'D YOU KNOW THAT....:huh
wxwax
Dec-11-2004, 08:37 AM
I love learning about new places. Russia is vast, and we know so little about it here in the United States. I've cut-and-pasted a few facts about Yuri's city.
Voronezh, Russia
Location: Located in West Central Russia, in the Chornzem, or Black Earth region, Voronezh is 250 miles south of Moscow and easily accessible by overnight train. The Voronezh River runs through the city to join the Don River 25 miles downstream Voronezh and
Sister City Affiliation: Charlotte signed a Sister City declaration in June 1991. At that time the population of Voronezh was 900,000.
Economy: The food industry in Voronezh has profited from its location in the Black Earth region, producing meat, dairy products, milled grain, and pasta. Voronezh's industries produce much of Russia's farm machinery, presses, lathes, engines, television sets, radios, tires and aluminum construction materials. The Illytian Aircraft Factory, an important Russian aerospace concern, is located in Voronezh and employs over 30,000 workers.
Education: Voronezh is a city proud of its educational tradition. it is home to dozens of research institutions and nine higher education facilities for industry, agriculture, arts and science, including the third largest university in Russia.
Area History: Voronezh dates from 1585, when a multi-towered fortress was built on a high bank of the Voronezh River to protect the region from invading nomadic tribes. The region received a major boost when Peter the Great established a large shipbuilding yard on the river to produce galleons and galleys for the Russian Navy.
Over the centuries Voronezh has seen its share of history's triumphs and tragedies, as its citizens fought back invasions by Napoleon in 1812 and Hitler in 1943.
Tim Kirkwood
Dec-11-2004, 08:48 AM
Thanks for the great info wax!
Tim
pathfinder
Dec-11-2004, 12:27 PM
Looking forward to your presence here at dgrin, Yuri Welcome!!
Michiel de Brieder
Dec-11-2004, 12:44 PM
We need you here :D
There's alot to learn from Sir Pautov :thumb (perhaps not Sir, but at least gentleman)
So come here Yuri!
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