10-31-11

russelljtdyer

It's so puzzling. I like it. Bravo.

10-31-11

russelljtdyer

Yes, it's a marvelous lens. When you come to Milan, let me know and I'll give you some recommendations for sights and restaurants. If you'd like, I'll show y 'all around. Of course, your friends will probably do that. Still, let me know if you need anything while you're here.

-Russell

09-21-11

russelljtdyer

When I die, I'd like to be buried inside that tree. Just put me in there standing up and cement it closed. I love bryophytes and the like.

Nicely photographed, by the way. Thanks for posting it.

09-10-11

russelljtdyer

Very well done. I love storm clouds in general--the color and feel. The addition of a setting sun to give the objects a yellow light, though, adds to the intensity. Gravo.

-Russell

09-03-11

russelljtdyer

Women look so good carrying a Leica camera. It should be a regular accessory. So much better than an ipod. Excellent photo, too.

09-02-11

russelljtdyer

Excellent photo. Children are wonderful to photograph. It's a shame so many people worry too much about having their children photographed. They need to be protected, but they also need to be celebrated.

09-15-10

russelljtdyer

Might have been even cooler if you could have someone standing there holding something in their hands, with the light beaming into their hands. It wold look like that movie Starman from 1984.

09-05-10

russelljtdyer

I like the texture of her skin. Most photographers hide texture with lighting techniques. That may be necessary with some people who don't have nice skin. Still, I like that you bring out the texture of her skin. I see the same in other photos you've posted here of other models. It makes the image, the woman more real. It makes the photo more sensual. I don't mean sexual. Instead, I mean sensual in that it makes the viewer call upon their sense of touch: one can almost touch and feel her face. Bravo.

09-05-10

russelljtdyer

You can't go wrong taking photographs of a lighthouse. Well done.