When I'm somewhere such as this one? I just click away. 300 pictures in one hour and a half so you can just imagine the pictures I had in my camera before the Saint John Police Force deleted all my pictures?
Charles, you can't walk around for a hour and a half at an event like this taking pictures all the time. You have to respect the speaker and the people in attendance. What you do can get disruptive and turn the attention away from the event.
Can't? Well, unfortunately he does, over and over again. One of these days he's going to annoy the wrong person and his camera will end up getting smashed to the floor. He has zero manners, zero common sense when it comes to his camera and proper etiquette when using it.
I think you have the right idea Charles and I commend you for what you are trying to achieve I do however agree with one point and that being, even though I was very focused on what David was saying I found you to be a little distracting at such a crucially important event. A little more discretion is the only constructive critisim I would offer. Keep up the good work and stay well!...:-)
I agree with anonymous 6:45pm. After reading that comment all I can think of is that lady in Oromocto that asked politely to have her picture taken off the blog and all Charles did was laught at her. I hope I get to see the person who puts Charles in his place.
People have tried to tell Charles how to act more appropriately in a nice manner for at least a solid year on this blog. He is a man who simply refuses to acknowledge his imperfections or to take any steps to better himself. Might as well save your breath and hope the lack of attention will serve as a lack of encouragement for his annoying antics.
Obviously at a show with this many people a couple of well done photographs would suffice. There's no need for anyone to be wandering around throughout the bulk of the speaking.
Rude (*&^ can get lost. Clearly there are people with way too much time on their hands. And unfortunately that kind of talk is just going to piss off Charles. The criticism is right on though, there is no need for that many pictures and its a distraction. Especially during the talk, more than two or three pictures during an hour long talk is just plain rude and disrespectful both to the people there and the speaker. Act responsibly Charles or else you just give ammunition to the pricks out there who have nothing to do but complain.
And for those attempting to rewrite history, Charles did remove the picture of the woman who asked.
anon 1:55am, you are rude and ignorant. why don't you do a little research on Mr. Suzuki? i would like to know what you have done in your lifetime that compares to his accomplishments. he is dedicated to an important cause. the state of our environment affects you and your children (if there is somebody unlucky enough to have such a sad and ignorant person for a parent.) you need to get a clue.
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Did you really need to take 300 pics? Ten or 15 might have been plenty enough, thank you.
When I'm somewhere such as this one? I just click away. 300 pictures in one hour and a half so you can just imagine the pictures I had in my camera before the Saint John Police Force deleted all my pictures?
Charles, you can't walk around for a hour and a half at an event like this taking pictures all the time. You have to respect the speaker and the people in attendance. What you do can get disruptive and turn the attention away from the event.
Can't? Well, unfortunately he does, over and over again. One of these days he's going to annoy the wrong person and his camera will end up getting smashed to the floor. He has zero manners, zero common sense when it comes to his camera and proper etiquette when using it.
I think you have the right idea Charles and I commend you for what you are trying to achieve I do however agree with one point and that being, even though I was very focused on what David was saying I found you to be a little distracting at such a crucially important event. A little more discretion is the only constructive critisim I would offer. Keep up the good work and stay well!...:-)
I agree with anonymous 6:45pm. After reading that comment all I can think of is that lady in Oromocto that asked politely to have her picture taken off the blog and all Charles did was laught at her. I hope I get to see the person who puts Charles in his place.
People have tried to tell Charles how to act more appropriately in a nice manner for at least a solid year on this blog. He is a man who simply refuses to acknowledge his imperfections or to take any steps to better himself. Might as well save your breath and hope the lack of attention will serve as a lack of encouragement for his annoying antics.
Obviously at a show with this many people a couple of well done photographs would suffice. There's no need for anyone to be wandering around throughout the bulk of the speaking.
Rude (*&^ can get lost. Clearly there are people with way too much time on their hands. And unfortunately that kind of talk is just going to piss off Charles. The criticism is right on though, there is no need for that many pictures and its a distraction. Especially during the talk, more than two or three pictures during an hour long talk is just plain rude and disrespectful both to the people there and the speaker. Act responsibly Charles or else you just give ammunition to the pricks out there who have nothing to do but complain.
And for those attempting to rewrite history, Charles did remove the picture of the woman who asked.
who wants to see that half breed Suzuki anyways?
I agree with anonymous 9:48pm. Carefull Charles.
FYI the picture of the woman in Oromocto is still there in the Archives. And yes Charles did laugh at her
anon 1:55am, you are rude and ignorant. why don't you do a little research on Mr. Suzuki? i would like to know what you have done in your lifetime that compares to his accomplishments. he is dedicated to an important cause. the state of our environment affects you and your children (if there is somebody unlucky enough to have such a sad and ignorant person for a parent.) you need to get a clue.
Charles...where are the pics?
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