your images
 

Out of interest and for some ispiration.

what else do you do with your images?!

Jamie

Review, criticise and try to improve them - keeps me very busy.

I get some of them printed - Asda do 9"x6" prints at 25p each on their 2-day service, so I wait until I've got 40 good shots (can take quite a while ;) ) then I've got a decent number of shots to peruse for a tenner. I upload them to their machine when we do the weekly shopping on a Friday and they're ready to pick up on the way to the pub for a Sunday lunch-time pint!

And, of course, I'm keeping them on the computer and CD/DVD-Rs ready for when a picture editor contacts me with: 'I've seen some of your shots and would love to feature them in our magazine...'

I'm using my flower photos to create calenders. These will be sent out to family members as Christmas presents.

Harry

Delete most of them.....

I am as we speak sorting out 12 of my Whitby images for a charity calendar I am making for my local cancer hospital (both myself and my wife are currently having treatment) to try and get it ready in time for xmas.

I'll be asking all my good friends on here to help choose the final 12 shortly!!!

Best of luck to both of you

Post some on our local Cumbrian website,and spend hrs trying to sort my website.On Frid evening I accidentally deleted all the pics on the website,so have been busy re-instating.Oh,and keep the locals happy with odd pics of their dogs,horses children,local events etc,and give any proceeds to our local Inshore Rescue fund.

I just upload them here so i can get a comment and improve them

Same for me. But few of my images are sold already.

DIY greetings cards (printed), print for local camera club comps. Also pBase gallery gets a huge number of views with occasional requests to use for charity promotion or similar. WildAboutBritain compiles on line encyclopaedia of nature pics, tho I post very little there now as 2 is enough

I bin most of mine :)

I ought to bin a lot more of mine than I do. Need to apply more detached ruthlessness to my sorting.

I print the good ones and keep them (luckily, I'm a partner in a digital print company and a friend runs a framing company!). The best will get exhibited when the chance arises.