hello

vhew

greetings,

I'm currently very busy doing an assignment... which is how I've found my way here ^_^

While deeply focused on my studies, I was curious what the smugmug equivalent of flickr communities was. Apparently it's dgrin. Is dgrin integrated into ones smugmug page? I'll have to do more clicking away. Anyway, back to study.

PS: Still trying to figure out what "PJ" stands for in "Street and PJ". Till it hits me, and even after, I'll continue to picture photographers on the street in pyjamas.

--vaughn

rainbow

vhew wrote: »

greetings,

PS: Still trying to figure out what "PJ" stands for in "Street and PJ". Till it hits me, and even after, I'll continue to picture photographers on the street in pyjamas.

--vaughn

Welcome to DGrin and this forum!

So to do justice to "Photojournalism", you have to photograph, not picture, them in their PJs...

Andy

Hi, http://www.smugmug.com/community/

thanks!

Richard

Hi Vaughn and welcome to Dgrin . I moved your post to Dgrin Support and will try to answer a few of your questions.

First, the easiest: PJ is photojournalism, though photographers on the street in pajamas would fit right in on that forum.

Dgrin is hosted by SmugMug but is run by independent volunteers and while a great many Dgrinners have SmugMug accounts, it is open to everyone. Besides forums dedicated to a number of photographic genres, technique and equipmnt, there are some that are specifically geared to provide technical support to SmugMug users. SmugMug also has its own communities, which you can read about here, and local user groups as well.