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03-01-13

dalth500

donuss - I was using the 35 for this shot - I don't have a Zeiss 24 only the 21!

03-01-13

bajanexile

Thank you both for your comments. Yes Rick, Steve

03-01-13

What processing did you appy? The B&W looks great and I would love to reproduce it.

03-01-13

rick perry

Gorgeous wood Steve!

Is that still the original Mahogany from 1745?

Rick

03-01-13

donuss

Great light but is the focal length 24 or 35?
Donat

03-01-13

donuss

Great composition.
Donat

03-01-13

paqart

Dalton, I really love your photos--not just this one, but most of the ones I've seen on this site

03-01-13

opal

Why must models look always so serious? A little friedly smile would give to my taste the image more touch! Furthermore, I would like to see more of the Tattoo!

03-01-13

mibu

I like the light very much!

02-28-13

kanuck

Thanks Mike, yes its near a US military base so....

02-28-13

zeissy

That's so captivating! And wonderful bokeh really isolates your subject

02-28-13

zeissy

Wonderful dimensional and tender feel

02-28-13

zeissy

Remarkable tonal range Donat and wonderful detail! Its not an HDR image is it?

02-28-13

zeissy

thanks aquilan and Donat.

02-28-13

redskeeter

bajanexile, thank you.

02-28-13

aquilan

Amazing DoF and plasticity of bokeh :)

02-28-13

bajanexile

Thank you both for taking the time to leave comments, it is much appreciated. Steve

02-28-13

bajanexile

Wonder full image! I bought this lens, but to date have not managed to produce anything memorable with it. Beginning to think it was a waste of money. Steve

02-28-13

donuss

Nice when i see this i need Holiday.
Donat

02-28-13

yuriylux

Beautiful shot and made technically impeccable! My great respect!

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