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Photo by mitresg   •  Last comment by mitresg   •   On 06-22-17 01:57

Thank you. I like to try B&W in landscape. In this, my job has been made easier by the brightness and the slight variation in distance. I don't think I shot at f4, but at f2.8, to maintain some perspective.

Photo by mitresg   •  Last comment by mitresg   •   On 06-21-17 09:07

Thank you. The background is as it was. I was fortunate to have the sun, to enable the tree to stand out.

Photo by pentaxpete   •  Last comment by pentaxpete   •   On 06-21-17 01:40

I got that lens for £10 at a 'Car Boot Sale' here in England. It is marked 'made in Japan under licence from Carl Zeiss Jena. '

Photo by mitresg   •  Last comment by mitresg   •   On 06-21-17 01:07

Thank you. I had noticed the large lamps, and the wall decor, powering and crowding on the student. She couldn't care less.

Photo by mitresg   •  Last comment by mitresg   •   On 06-21-17 01:03

Thank you. Remnant of overnight revelry. Yes, I had to open wide, and shot at ISO1600. Seems OK.

Photo by mitresg   •  Last comment by mitresg   •   On 06-21-17 01:00

Thank you.This is the "modern" chinatown, cleaner and tidier. In the old days, when we walked on the pavement, we had weave around hawkers at our feet, and sometimes, would sit on a stool for a snack.

Photo by mitresg   •  Last comment by mitresg   •   On 06-21-17 00:28

Hehe. It was a lonnng staircase; and the climb had been slow. So, I had plenty of time to prepare for it. Yes. he (??? never saw it) made a diff.

Photo by mitresg   •  Last comment by mitresg   •   On 06-21-17 00:23

Thank you. I feel sorry for her. Later, more things will be hung up; she would be even more shielded and ignored. Not at one time in the past, though.

Photo by mitresg   •  Last comment by mitresg   •   On 06-17-17 00:16

Thank you. It was her body posture that attracted my attention; of course the background wall-paper too.

Photo by user1978   •  Last comment by user1978   •   On 06-13-17 13:35

Thank you. I don't recall it swaying. There was very little wind, in fact. Maybe it was my unsteady hands ;-)

Photo by akemi-n   •  Last comment by akemi-n   •   On 06-12-17 07:34

Juan, Many thanks for your 'Like' of this image and for taking the time to view my photos. Best regards, Robert

Photo by mitresg   •  Last comment by mitresg   •   On 06-12-17 01:19

Thank you. Not so easy to catch the car at the right position. I think those reflective lines on the road were very helpful.

Photo by mitresg   •  Last comment by mitresg   •   On 06-12-17 01:15

Thank you. My favourite table - they allow dogs here.

Photo by mitresg   •  Last comment by mitresg   •   On 06-12-17 01:12

Thank you. The graininess is largely from Tmax-400. I don't mind, in this case - it gives the tree some character. The thrusting forward of the left branch is intended.

Photo by dalth500   •  Last comment by mitresg   •   On 06-11-17 17:13

Nice details and natural colours.

Photo by mitresg   •  Last comment by mitresg   •   On 06-11-17 09:16

Thank you. We are in someone's gunsight at all time, even at a quiet corner.

Photo by laowai   •  Last comment by mitresg   •   On 06-10-17 10:49

Nice lamp post.

Photo by mitresg   •  Last comment by mitresg   •   On 06-10-17 10:44

Thank you. I shot this for its sultry mood.

Photo by mitresg   •  Last comment by mitresg   •   On 06-10-17 10:42

Thank you. Lack of activities, helped reveal the foodcourt's content. Even the escalator helped in framing.

Photo by mitresg   •  Last comment by mitresg   •   On 06-09-17 17:19

Thank you. What struck me was the way they were stacked and also the range of tones. The architect might be photographer.

Photo by heinzx   •  Last comment by mitresg   •   On 06-08-17 14:26

Nice colours.

Photo by mitresg   •  Last comment by mitresg   •   On 06-07-17 01:08

Thank you. I was sitting about 5 feet from him, waiting to catch him drinking. I used bracketing to focus, and the quiet M6 shutter was enough not to make him spill his drink. This is jpg, of course.

Photo by mitresg   •  Last comment by mitresg   •   On 06-05-17 02:08

Thank you. I measured the tree carefully with a spot meter for this shot. There is nothing else to stand out.

Photo by mitresg   •  Last comment by mitresg   •   On 06-04-17 02:49

Thank you. I was trying to catch the "night scene", looking out from a Roti Prata store.

Photo by mitresg   •  Last comment by mitresg   •   On 06-03-17 06:23

Thank you, Heinz. I first noticed the straight line of flowers and shot them with my lens wide-open, to get the selective focus. But, it took me 3 shots to get the "selection" right (?).