Tom Wells as wel is a scamer

@Deborah.h Smith you are sending the same messages on this chat to others. Trexcanvas.info raises significant safety concerns. Independent scam-checking sites give it very low trust scores, with warnings about hidden ownership, a very new domain, and poor technical setup. Reports show the site has broken features, such as error messages when uploading images, suggesting it is poorly maintained. More worrying, artists have shared experiences linking Trex Canvas to the well-known “art collector scam,” where fake buyers encourage you to upload work and later demand cryptocurrency “network fees” before releasing payment. Because crypto is untraceable, any money sent is usually lost. The site also hides its registration details, making it harder to verify who runs it, and there are no reliable independent reviews confirming it as a genuine platform. Overall, Trexcanvas.info appears unsafe and potentially fraudulent. Artists should avoid sharing personal data, artwork, or making payments. Safer, established alternatives exist for selling or showcasing art. Along with open view canvas proper scam.

@Nancy Taxeras thank you

@David Rapp many thanks, I am start doing them on fully manual mode and I understand if the light is poor my iso is going up which is not too bad as well. But wang to master some more longer exposed photos with stationary object like human with train in the background I love to look how people doing them. But hand held is impossible from my point of view.

Fantastic, super sharp, that must be a challenge!