Old_Timer

Looks even better here than it did on PR John. Great timing and the exposure and focus are dead on. You should think about doing this for a living.

The noon sun shone brightly on this scene of a battered tulip

entertaining guest.

The strobes are fired by way of a pocket wizard transmiter attached to the hotshoe of the camera.

Thanks for the kind words. I was shooting in single shot mode using strobes mounted on the catwalks above. The camera settings were 1/250 at f5.6.

I was able for the first time to use the universities strobes.

Thanks to all who have commented on this photograph. This was one of those images that kind of jumped out at me. I saw it in B&W from the moment I released the shutter. Glad that so many have enjoyed it as much as I have.

This is a hand held image taken early one frosty morning January.

A unique pose by my grandson Jack. Bounce flash of the 9 ft ceiling.

Last of the fall leaves. This one was sun spotlighted and seemed to

stand out and begged to be photographed.

This leaf stepped forward and begged for a photograph as I was

walking in the woods resently. The sun seemed to hit it just right

to highlight the color and texture. Hope you like it.

Late afternoon in the shade of an apple tree.

This little ant was in the center of his universe. Taken in the

late evening with a 105mm and a +4 closeup lens.

This wwas taken in the late afternoon after a rather hard rain

shower. much of the rose was ruined by the rain, but enough of

interest was preserved for this photo.

The setting sun proved to be a perfect backdrop for one of the last

dandelions of the season.

This image was taken in the late afternoon under sunny conditions

and under natural light.

This image was taken near noon under bright conditions and hand held.

Taken hand held at high noon. Hope you will make some comments on

this image.

Mid morning light on a kattydid. Taken with D70 and 105mm f2.8 hand

held.

Late afternoon image of a sunflower with strong back light. Shot

with D70 and 105mm f2.8

Backlite sunflower shot at 1/40 at f11.

This is an available light handheld still life. My wife had just

returned from her garden with this basket of tomatoes and sugested I

take a picture. Nikon D70 with 105mm f2.8

This image was taken at high noon on a cool spring day. both bloom

and fly were taking advantage of the noon sun. Taken in macro mode

with a Fuji Finepix S602Z 1/400 at f5 ISO 200

This is a candid Portrait taken a Revolutionary War Battle Re-

enactment.

I seem to have gottetn a variety of opinons on this photo I'm

interested in how the critques of photo net view this image. Done

with available light at a family reunion on a fujifilm S602 at 1/150

at f3.1 ISO 200. soem like the uncliped strings other find them

distraction. I like them and think they give the photo an

interesting look.

I like this photo but don't seem to be able to get a comment on it.

Would love an honest evaulation. Thanks for your time.