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Photo by juleha   •  Last comment by shapencolour   •   On 09-18-12 23:28

I like simplicity of composition,strong,basic colours and sharp petal rims - it is difficult to render yellow petals sharp doesn't matter film or digital.

Photo by macboy   •  Last comment by macboy   •   On 09-18-12 18:27

I use ND8 filter .....

Photo by philber   •  Last comment by mibu   •   On 09-18-12 08:14

yep, a nice view!

Photo by mandas   •  Last comment by dan ortego   •   On 09-18-12 04:58

Lighting, skin tone and hair blends very well ‘creamy’.

Photo by bajanexile   •  Last comment by bajanexile   •   On 09-18-12 01:43

Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment Rick, it is much appreciated. Jen, Bertie( our English Springer Spaniel) and I rented a cottage for a week again this year. Wonderful walking destination. Steve

Photo by mibu   •  Last comment by mibu   •   On 09-16-12 10:51

yeah! both are great sportsmans, friends of mine.

Photo by vler001   •  Last comment by vler001   •   On 09-16-12 10:32

Thank you, I'm glad.

Photo by btolley   •  Last comment by opal   •   On 09-16-12 01:45

Nice young lady, but her stiff look disturbs me!

Photo by zeissy   •  Last comment by JT   •   On 09-15-12 20:54

Awesome picture! Reminds me of one I took with the 50 f2 http://zeissimages.com/showphoto.php?photoid=115

Photo by gpandel   •  Last comment by zeissy   •   On 09-15-12 17:00

Very romantic!

Photo by pentaxpete   •  Last comment by pentaxpete   •   On 09-15-12 06:35

I put a darkroom print of this into the Brentwood Photographic Club's Print competition and the Judge said the 'white area' at top left should be cropped out and also much more of the right side making the print an oblong shape , butr of course the wood was not straight -- it was leaning over so the 'lines' would not have been straight -- do you all agree with the Judge ?

Photo by mibu   •  Last comment by fred4rk   •   On 09-14-12 09:32

This is beautiful landscape.

Photo by alfabeto   •  Last comment by aquilan   •   On 09-13-12 14:41

Great effect at all pictures :)

Photo by j-b   •  Last comment by j-b   •   On 09-12-12 15:57

Thank you nomad. Nice description. :-)

Photo by russelljtdyer   •  Last comment by mark_l   •   On 09-12-12 13:24

refreshing to see natural portraits where the eyes smile as well. I often find studio portraits artificial. This is much better.

Photo by russelljtdyer   •  Last comment by opal   •   On 09-12-12 10:43

My compliments, I like this fresh, realistic and natural portrait much more, as these stiff portraits !

Photo by mibu   •  Last comment by mibu   •   On 09-11-12 04:29

thank you, rick! yes, you’re absolutely right - the wide open effect is a very nice one. I’m still in the learning phases of this lens (got it only a few months ago), but all I can say is that since then I use almost exclusive this lens. it’s a total love affair...

Photo by gpandel   •  Last comment by rick perry   •   On 09-11-12 03:59

That is a great shot George! I love the composition, contrast and colors! Rick

Photo by canicuss   •  Last comment by zeissy   •   On 09-09-12 13:06

Nice image Debbie, the curves of the road, bridge and trees are so gentle - and a wonderful contrast to the almost totally greyness of the light and tones.

Photo by canicuss   •  Last comment by zeissy   •   On 09-09-12 12:59

Just sublime :) Carol

Photo by yuriylux   •  Last comment by zeissy   •   On 09-09-12 12:51

Divine light and tones ~a sublime image!

Photo by dr. harout   •  Last comment by philbishop   •   On 09-09-12 11:27

Excellent

Photo by opal   •  Last comment by gpandel   •   On 09-09-12 10:45

nice shot Z

Photo by dierk   •  Last comment by dierk   •   On 09-08-12 11:46

I just printed this one on Hahnemule Photo Rag paper A2 (about 40x60cm) and it is very impressive. I think, I can print it at least twice as big! I start loving my MM :) if you look at a 100% crop, you can count the grass near the cow: http://www.flickr.com/photos/dierktopp/7840129004/in/set-72157627938627378

Photo by dierk   •  Last comment by dierk   •   On 09-08-12 06:33

every photo is an interpretation of what you saw and had in mind, and every photo will be a matter of taste. The clouds where very bright and not so much contrast. The tanks where very dark against the sun. With Nik Silver Efex2 I made a few presets to get the clouds that I want and had in mind while taking the photo. I will post some more pictures with less pushed clouds and hope, that you may like them more, morry :)