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Photo by nwphil   •  Last comment by nwphil   •   On 10-22-15 14:09
:) thanks guys
Photo by nwphil   •  Last comment by nwphil   •   On 10-22-15 14:08
:) Thanks eriver
Photo by lilia   •  Last comment by skogkatt59   •   On 10-22-15 03:48
Magnifique !!!
Photo by oddgeir   •  Last comment by mitresg   •   On 10-21-15 22:04
She was not wearing pants; these are her legs now.
Photo by mitresg   •  Last comment by mitresg   •   On 10-21-15 21:49
Well. The old man seek out this path, I think, out of view of the main road. It is a narrow passage formed by arching climbers. Only one person at a time.
Photo by leicanthrope   •  Last comment by mitresg   •   On 10-21-15 15:52
Like those hands.
Photo by mitresg   •  Last comment by mitresg   •   On 10-21-15 15:39
Thank you. I didn't have to wait for the sun to come out behind the building. It was waiting for me.
Photo by mitresg   •  Last comment by mitresg   •   On 10-21-15 15:31
Ha, ha. I am glad you like it. I took away another photo where the boy went one step further. He was flat on the floor.
Photo by mitresg   •  Last comment by mitresg   •   On 10-21-15 15:29
Indulgence. I look at the girl - so young - who has her legs amputated. What can compensate that? Yet, that smile.
Photo by mitresg   •  Last comment by mitresg   •   On 10-21-15 12:20
Thank you. I appreciate it. I have been trying to do b&w landscape. To create a mood, without the benefit of colour and texture.
Photo by rkh   •  Last comment by northwest   •   On 10-21-15 08:53
Nice toning. It works well with this image.
Photo by oddgeir   •  Last comment by oddgeir   •   On 10-21-15 06:49
(And it lasted forever)
Photo by wuffstuff   •  Last comment by oddgeir   •   On 10-21-15 05:53
I get quite jealous when I see such lovely work with MY lens . . but I guess I have to accept that more than one of these gems were made in Canada! My guess is f 1,4 which indicates quite an achievement to have four of them pin sharp! Luck - or?
Photo by oddgeir   •  Last comment by gip   •   On 10-20-15 18:00
Odd looks like you are having fun again. Possibly doing some research here. ;)
Photo by itus49   •  Last comment by itus49   •   On 10-20-15 14:05
Thank you very much to everyone.
Photo by itus49   •  Last comment by itus49   •   On 10-20-15 14:05
Thank you very much to everyone.
Photo by lilia   •  Last comment by oddgeir   •   On 10-20-15 12:42
Wonderful, Lilia! (I see you're now with us NEX fans!)
Photo by hasse58   •  Last comment by mitresg   •   On 10-19-15 09:33
I ask myself what leads the viewer into the pic? The detail texture? The stone path and its middle divider? The two distant figures shrouded in mist? By the time I ask these question, the job has been done. Just beautiful.
Photo by mitresg   •  Last comment by mitresg   •   On 10-19-15 01:20
Thank you for your feedback. I appreciate it greatly. I am just a novice. There are things I learn from a photo, like this - things which could make a photo invite.
Photo by wuffstuff   •  Last comment by chriseeo   •   On 10-18-15 14:44
A very careful composition, with great tonality.
Photo by hasse58   •  Last comment by JT   •   On 10-18-15 09:52
I like this a lot! Love the tones, colors and diffused lighting.
Photo by mitresg   •  Last comment by mitresg   •   On 10-18-15 00:11
Thank you. There is a bend to the left at the end of the road. So, the trees at the end seems to have converged to closed up the exit. With the street lamps along the way, it appears I am at a dead end. Feels different from a straight road in a pic (to me, at least).
Photo by mitresg   •  Last comment by mitresg   •   On 10-17-15 16:11
Thank you. The designer was a visionary. It takes several shots to retain details in both the bright and dim part of the building. But, in the end, I had to do little editing.
Photo by mitresg   •  Last comment by mitresg   •   On 10-15-15 12:45
Thank you. The photo was taken at 30 feet, hand-held. Amazed to still see the texture of the clock face.
Photo by handgun   •  Last comment by handgun   •   On 10-13-15 16:29
Slate Statue at Bletchley Park (the founder of the computer)
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