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Photo by pr_aero • Last comment by pr_aero • On 06-02-13 07:50

Thanks lightcatcher, yes they were truly happy, end of highschool:)

Photo by zeissy • Last comment by pr_aero • On 06-02-13 07:47

Fantastic shot!!, Very nice indeed

Photo by stickan1 • Last comment by jeroen • On 06-02-13 06:09

Wel done! Jeroen

Photo by kanzer16 • Last comment by kanzer16 • On 06-01-13 23:50

Thank you very much for your comment, donuss.

Photo by anatoly15 • Last comment by dalth500 • On 06-01-13 17:41

WOW - you got a new lens!!! Great work sir!!

Photo by jeroen • Last comment by anatoly15 • On 06-01-13 16:32

Iteresting color. I can feel atmosphere. Thanks.

Photo by italy74 • Last comment by cobra • On 06-01-13 13:00

nice shot but i can,t see the eyes very good and that,s what gives a wow factor i would crop it more above her head because er is a lot of green now but your model is important.you also can use a golden umbrella for flash so the skintones are more nicer than. But this is what i should do, it.s still your picture!

Photo by donuss • Last comment by lilia • On 06-01-13 12:56

Very pretty landscape. Nice to see it in b&w.

Photo by donuss • Last comment by lilia • On 06-01-13 12:55

Superb !

Photo by italy74 • Last comment by cobra • On 06-01-13 12:48

nice portretshot but use the strengt of de 100 mm planar and shoot at max f4 so you isolate your model from the background.i like her and not the brickwall behind her.

Photo by pr_aero • Last comment by cobra • On 06-01-13 12:39

very nice picture, amazing iso and softness. but the 800e en CZ are a very good combination.

Photo by jeroen • Last comment by donuss • On 06-01-13 11:04

Great light where is this? Donat

Photo by wouter scheltens • Last comment by rick perry • On 06-01-13 07:26

Great shot Wouter! Rick

Photo by jeroen • Last comment by jeroen • On 06-01-13 03:20

Hi Merrill, thanks for the comment. This shot is from the Alhambra the Granade, Spain. The Alhambra, an abbreviation of the Arabic: Qal’at al-Hamra, or red fort, was built by the Nasrid Dynasty (1232-1492)—the last Muslims to rule in Spain. Jeroen

Photo by friedeye • Last comment by airspeed • On 06-01-13 00:58

I love the red + red, Jim - nicely seen and captured.

Photo by dalth500 • Last comment by rbfresno • On 05-31-13 15:00

Nicely done (and I like the person on the track!)

Photo by jeroen • Last comment by jeroen • On 05-31-13 06:56

Thanks Anatoly, Spring in Portugal is amazing. Jeroen

Photo by draniki • Last comment by draniki • On 05-31-13 06:42

Thanks aquilan. I like this picture too.

Photo by mengkudu • Last comment by aquilan • On 05-31-13 00:50

Great shades and light :)

Photo by rhd • Last comment by dalth500 • On 05-30-13 23:08

Makes me want to get out my knitting needles and make a sweater!! Great composition as always sir!

Photo by jeroen • Last comment by jeroen • On 05-30-13 13:22

Thanks Aquilan, It's the Chapel of Bartolome, Cordoba. Jeroen

Photo by jeroen • Last comment by jeroen • On 05-30-13 08:34

Thanks Antoly, This is the wine cellar is from 1902 and is easily recognized by the painting of "The Cordoba Woman" that Julio Romero de Torres painted in homage to the label back in 1930. Jeroen

Photo by jeroen • Last comment by jeroen • On 05-30-13 08:30

Hi Anatoly, This are the Royal Stables in Cordoba., They were founded in the year 1570. Jeroen.

Photo by jeroen • Last comment by jeroen • On 05-30-13 08:27

Hi lilia, If you ever go to Spain, don't miss the Alhambra in Granada. (The Alhambra, an abbreviation of the Arabic: Qal’at al-Hamra, or red fort, was built by the Nasrid Dynasty (1232-1492)—the last Muslims to rule in Spain.) Jeroen

Photo by valtievsky • Last comment by jeroen • On 05-30-13 07:55

+1 Anthony sais it right! Jeroen

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