HUGE THANKS to David Rosenthal for his service to Dgrin!

Andy

[imgl]http://www.moonriverphotography.com/Galleries/Scotland-2008/IMG0277/300166033_A8fE3-S.jpg[/imgl]David Rosenthal is stepping down as "Editor-in-Chief" of Dgrin - he's been for years the "guy behind the curtain" that makes so much happen here at Dgrin. We're grateful for his service, and we don't exactly know how we'll fill his gigantic shoes! In the meantime, I'm going to step back in and try my best.

David, you've been an awesome friend to the community, giving selflessly to everyone here at Dgrin and we thank you from the bottom of our hearts :bow

DavidTO

Thanks, Andy. I really have appreciated the experience. It's been fantastic, and I've learned a ton. I'm glad that I'll be able to put more attention now to other areas of my life. I'm not going anywhere, just offloading some responsibility.

angevin1

Here, here! A hearty thanks to David amongst your many tasks, for taking the time to thoughtfully-critique my videos especially! I thank you David!

DavidTO

angevin1 wrote: »

Here, here! A hearty thanks to David amongst your many tasks, for taking the time to thoughtfully-critique my videos especially! I thank you David!

I enjoy your videos!

Thanks.

Allen

Guess you need to change your handle to "DavidFRO".
Thanks for all your help on Dgrin.

DavidTO

Allen wrote: »

Guess you need to change your handle to "DavidFRO".
Thanks for all your help on Dgrin.

Thank, Allen. Of course you're no slouch yourself!

RogersDA

Does this mean you are going to spend more time with the Muench Workshops (along with Andy - I assume he is going to be a lot more active with Marc as well)?

DavidTO

RogersDA wrote: »

Does this mean you are going to spend more time with the Muench Workshops (along with Andy - I assume he is going to be a lot more active with Marc as well)?

The time I spend on Muench Workshops is directly proportional to how much time they spend on it. The more they do, the more I have to do. But the real point is that I've become busier with my new job, and I plan on allowing myself more time for the simple things like reading and enjoying time with my wife.

Mitchell

Best of luck in the future. I'll always remember you fondly as one of the first to ever offer constructive comments on my photos back in 2004.

DavidTO

Mitchell wrote: »

Best of luck in the future. I'll always remember you fondly as one of the first to ever offer constructive comments on my photos back in 2004.

BradfordBenn

Sorry I missed this the first time. Thanks for the efforts

ChrisJ

Thanks for your service, Davd... still enjoying your old 17-55!

DavidTO

Thanks, all!