I joined last week and look forward to being another steward of our natural resources. Just checking today as I didn’t see the logo, and then realized, I hadn’t confirmed my subscription. It is now confirmed.
I along with everyone here completely agree, I see far too often the misuse of restoration areas, not by nature and landscape photographers, but by a lot of other people and as a Nature Photographer, I have signed the pledge without an ounce of reservation. Proud to be a part of this unequivocal and presendented movement.
I assume you’re talking about a lifetime membership here on NPN? If so, we no longer offer this. There are a lot of lifetime members leftover from the old site and I honored their lifetime status.
If you’re talking about Nature First, then there is no cost to join.
David,
I thought I saw it mentioned in your announcement. I guess you were referring to existing life members. Although I have participated seldom lately, we want to support the site. I am not comfortable navigating the new site, which is my bad for not working
through it. (Not asking for a tutorial, I have to just put my nose in it)
David,
I’ve been spreading the word about ‘Nature First’ and everyone has been very receptive and hopefully joining this needed resource as well as NPN. I really appreciate the work and efforts you have and continue to put forth to further the proper growth of Nature Photography. I am also in the same boat with my friend Patrick, and have not been posting much due to the learning curve of the new site and time being spent with my Photography Tours, Solo Gallery Exhibitions and of course my paying work. Mark Seaver spent a week with me on the recent Florida Spring Break Tour and the new NPN was discussed often. Thanks again for your dedication and remember you can always count on my support and help as needed.
Mike Ramy
Hi David,
I’ve been meaning to say thank you for honoring us old timers who purchased a lifetime membership. It is a really nice thing to do. I’m sorry it has taken me so long to say thanks.
Sincerely,
George
David, I would like to write a blog aobut NatureFirstPhotography for our Colorado Urban Wildlife Photo Club out of Denver. We just created an updated website “Close to Home, Our Urban Wildlife” based on the book the club created several years ago. The web URL for this is: http://oururbanwildlife.org/
We are reaching out to anyone who is intersted in writing a blog, article or posted photos of the urban wildlife around them. I will definitely “sell” NatureFirst at our next meeting and through our monthly Newsletter.