Kudzu Railroad, 2004 (B&W)

--Lannie

Thanks, Liz. I like it because I was there, and it was a day in my life, not just a photo.

--Lannie

G'day Lannie,

I see your simple rustic style shines and develops over time...even a touch or macro in there as well.

So nice to see your work again and how it continues to evolve.

I have just come back from Antarctica.

While I never paste my good work online, if you are interested, drop me a line and I will email some small versions to have a peek at.

Mike Sea

PS Happy New Year

PPS Nikon Australia loaned me a D3 - the first to go to Antarctica - it is awesome

Antarctica! Far out, Mike! I would love to see what you captured down there--and with a D3 at that. I haven't even seen a D3 yet, except on the ads or dpreview.com.

I remember the first photo of yours that I ever critiqued--the one with the ocean wave breaking against a seawall right in front of you. ( http://photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=641755 ) It looked frozen in space, literally like a wall of ice. It was a magnificent shot that still stays with me.

--Lannie

Landrum,

This is a great shot, I love it in black and white. I like the way you are lead into the photograph. Another great shot!!!! Patsy

Thank you, Patsy. It was a very hot August day when this photo was made, and the sun was quite high in the sky.

--Lannie