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Photo by heinzx   •  Last comment by gip   •   On 05-12-14 15:42

This is my favorite of the group.

Photo by nikkor105   •  Last comment by gip   •   On 05-12-14 15:40

Thought this was a nice image. Like the lower contrast and nice soft colors.

Photo by dalth500   •  Last comment by dalth500   •   On 05-12-14 08:40

I was trekking there for nearly a month - highly recommended experience!

Photo by dalth500   •  Last comment by dalth500   •   On 05-12-14 08:39

Moonlight at 15,000 feet - unique color spectrum

Photo by oddgeir   •  Last comment by mfa   •   On 05-11-14 12:17

very nice indeed

Photo by c_polana   •  Last comment by itus49   •   On 05-11-14 03:07

Great shot!

Photo by heinzx   •  Last comment by northwest   •   On 05-10-14 13:06

Nice shot Heinz, The D-Lux 6 is a fine camera in the hands of a skilled photographer.

Photo by umbe1958   •  Last comment by umbe1958   •   On 05-10-14 12:47

paqart wrote: This is my favorite of the group also, very nicely done. AP\n\n\n Thank you.

Photo by umbe1958   •  Last comment by umbe1958   •   On 05-10-14 12:46

paqart wrote: Did you manipulate this photo? It looks like your model has been cut and pasted into this composition.\n\n\n I have just lengthen a bit the bottom of the image starting from the dancer hips. When I shot I was standing and so the legs looked a bit short for the perspective.

Photo by northwest   •  Last comment by diaduck   •   On 05-10-14 11:36

I love that the horse looks so terribly patient in this - or maybe she's quite grateful for the birds, who hopefully catch the flies as they approach. Nice work.

Photo by heinzx   •  Last comment by diaduck   •   On 05-10-14 11:33

I agree with Ellie that the mix of sharpness and blur in the reflection is just great - good work.

Photo by heinzx   •  Last comment by diaduck   •   On 05-10-14 11:32

I love the textures produced by the construction - and it's a great camera angle for that perspective - looks almost like an architectural drawing.

Photo by diaduck   •  Last comment by diaduck   •   On 05-10-14 11:26

On my quest to photograph as many old wooden barns as possible, it's delightful to get such good responses for this one....although I suspect this is being used, at least temporarily, as a residence. Thanks everyone.

Photo by ced   •  Last comment by ced   •   On 05-10-14 11:13

Elliebelle, Thanks!

Photo by elliebelle   •  Last comment by elliebelle   •   On 05-10-14 08:55

Thanks for your comment John, this is a favourite spot.

Photo by ced   •  Last comment by ced   •   On 05-10-14 07:24

Umberto, Thanks!

Photo by ced   •  Last comment by ced   •   On 05-10-14 07:24

Umberto, Thanks!

Photo by umbe1958   •  Last comment by umbe1958   •   On 05-10-14 07:07

ced wrote: Umberto, This one I like the most!\n\n\n Thanks, Ced!

Photo by gdheaton   •  Last comment by umbe1958   •   On 05-10-14 06:52

Surrealistic shot. Very, very nice.

Photo by gdheaton   •  Last comment by umbe1958   •   On 05-10-14 06:47

Very nice the frame of branches.

Photo by umbe1958   •  Last comment by umbe1958   •   On 05-10-14 06:42

friedeye wrote: Interesting series, Umberto. I like this one particularly - her soft form against hard geometric shapes. Excellent color and composition.\n\n\n Thanks a lot for your comments, Jim.

Photo by friedeye   •  Last comment by umbe1958   •   On 05-10-14 06:37

Very well balanced composition. The same red for the lamp and the lipstick is the final touch.

Photo by friedeye   •  Last comment by umbe1958   •   On 05-10-14 06:34

Fantastic portrait. Why not trying it square: cutting part of the window would give more importance to your wife?!?

Photo by friedeye   •  Last comment by umbe1958   •   On 05-10-14 06:24

Beautiful ambiented portrait.

Photo by umbe1958   •  Last comment by umbe1958   •   On 05-10-14 06:18

friedeye wrote: Very nice in the use of whites.\n\n\n Thank you!