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Follow me on twitter @jpb_foto for situation updates around Chaengwattana / Pakkred / Tiwanon...

Appreciate the comments of the above members even though i doubt anyone of them knows the company from inside. I have been with Agel for a few months.

Wonder how PrBkkPr can claim that these products are marked up by 1,000%.

To answer A_Traveller, if you make money don't you want to invite your friends to be part of the network?

With Agel, there is no pushy sale...Also it is good to join at the beginning and with an international team.

David, PM/email me if you need more details...

Pretty much all you need to know about model release there: http://www.danheller.com/model-release.html#8.8

eventhough it doesn't cover Thailand specifically.

Hope it helps,

It has not been cropped. I was buying a bunch of flowers from a girl riding a bicycle when this woman came up...I guess she was telling the girl to increase the roses' price since i was a foreigner.

Shot in Hanoi, Vietnam a few years ago with a non-digital camera (Canon EOS 100) and later scanned. As usual, appreciate your comments.

Thank you both.

I use both Photoshop 7.0 and CS2. I like The Vulcan's correction. However i am concerned that at its original size (3MB) filters would be clearly seen.

First time contribution to this forum, would love to get feedback on this photography.Thx.

An A grade at 'O' level 24 years ago!

This is the very site I myself came to. But I did not find this document. It appears that you ask for a certificate of nationality and then presumably apply for a passport. Looks like it could work under "filiation maternelle".

My mum said there is a consulate in Liverpool and she would ask there but the website suggests that it no longer exists.

Could be a huge document chase, particularly if they insist on going back generations.

Thanks for the help.

Applying for a French passport i would assume that you speak French. Visit this site and you'll get more information on how to get/apply for a French passport and what the requirements are. http://vosdroits.service-public.fr/particu...piers&l=N21

Basically to get a French passport -that is a travel document only- you must be a French national. Either you were born in France and at least one of your parents was born in France, either you obtained the French nationality through other means (marriage is one of them...).

Also you should know that since May 29, 2006 a biometric French passport has been introduced that only can be printed in France. It takes about four weeks to get it.