06-22-10

silverstudent

Beautifully done.

06-22-10

silverstudent

Superior composition! This looks like an ad for wine to me.

06-22-10

JT

That is a great shot. I can even see shadow detail inside the right dome. The camera handles the high ISO really well.

06-22-10

philber

A very dark church indeed, as indicated by the EXIF, with no possibility of using a tripod.

06-22-10

JT

Great image. Looks like it is on a different planet. I love composition, grain and lighting.

06-22-10

JT

Wow!

06-22-10

silverstudent

Great composition.

06-22-10

lolphoto

Thank you for your comments. They were just passing by in the right light...

06-22-10

rick perry

Gary, Flawless composition - a prize winner! Nice work, Rick

06-22-10

cliffkiracofe

very much admire your exquisite and elegant architecturals whether in color or in bw, interiors, or exteriors. also appreciate your helpful historical comment not to mention the thoughtful advice on the Zeiss Talk space.

06-22-10

cliffkiracofe

really nice landscape. very effective use of the powerful tree foreground element. you and donuss have provided some fine examples of what is possible with the 18mm.

06-22-10

gary cook

This scene is on the Pepperdine University school campus. It is right next door to Malibu California.

06-22-10

sunqs

extraordinary clouds!

06-22-10

bajanexile

The 18th-century Pulteney Bridge by Robert Adams is one of only four bridges lined with shops in the world, but Robert Adam's creation has more than novelty value. His graceful composition is one of the unqualified successes of English Palladianism and provides the perfect integrating link between two halves of a Palladian city. Colour version for philbert.

06-21-10

philber

Thanks, Charles! So do I...:-)

06-21-10

charles.k

Excellent shot Philber! I do like the rendering of the Planar.

06-21-10

pvkuntz

Totally awesome! Nice work!! Paul

06-21-10

ekk

lol thanks. i thought i had added to one of my lens collection set. but this was taken with Planar 100/2 CY :)

06-21-10

JT

Wow, I love the depth of field here. So nicely controlled. What lens did you use? Surely not the Hubble :)

06-21-10

JT

Truly wonderful. Not only do I enjoy your images but the detailed description is also very informative.