Brian,
All has been said above, what a beautiful young angel,
and captured by a loving Dad to be held onto forever!
He is the "star" of most of you're pictures and none better,
you're love for him shows in the capture!
Outstanding!
This series (and this image in particular) has the "look" of a WWII war correspondent photo journalist - the images fit right into the recreation of the 1940s and look like they are from the pages of Life Magazine - nicely done. Feels like a time machine has been made available here... I hope this is a recreation and not an actual NATO exercise !!
This is a marvelous cityscape that evokes the memory of Gainsborough in both composition and the use of the clouds - I might have post processed it with a bit more shadow (less detail) in the foreground and denser clouds as predicate to the stunning architecture of the museum and and people walking the grounds. You can get lost in this image and it is an amazing example of the towering optical excellence of Zeiss lenses and the Sony sensor - Well done Sir!!
Yes, this is great. Shade is our friend when it comes to photography. One would think it would be the opposite, but it's not.
I can see a little pink at the edges, so pretty.
I don't like the full moon - it prevents Astrophotography of faint objects like the Milky way - but I should utilize it for lighting of landscapes or architecture
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