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Thank you! It had rained a lot in the days before I was there, so the water volume was high and added to the drama.

Cheers, Allan

Thank you Arthur! I agree about needing more space on the right side; this shot actually included a lot more that I cropped out, a lot in the foreground as I had the camera placed directly on the steps with no tripod (I would have needed a permit for a tripod believe it or not). To the right of the monument were some barricades that would have been a major detriment, so I had little choice but to crop that also and make the best attempt at making everything proportional.

Thanks again! Allan

Thank you Mehmet!

Thank you Mike!

Thank you Peter!

Thank you very much Jim!

Thank you Barry!  These are very common in Korea and saw many when I lived there.  Cheers!  Allan

Thank you David!  I looked at your shot, excellent!  Cheers, Allan

Excellent David!  Definitely a theme in common with my shot, I like the deep, far away perspective of yours, well done!  All the Best, Allan

Thank you James! With this particular image everything seemed to come together well!  Best regards, Allan

Thank you Ernest!

Great capture of the expressions; well done!  Best regards, Allan

Just my opinion... your best of this series!  Lovely.

Best regards, Allan

Well done!  Perfect focus from front to back, beautiful tones!  If I'd do anything differently, I might have cropped the right edge some to eliminate the shadow and the bright highlights above it.  But that's just me... :)  Overall, excellent!  Cheers, Allan

Thank you Ruud!  This old camera never lets me down!  Cheers, Allan

Thank you Ruud... I was lucky to have my camera with me when it happened!

Thank you Hanan for your kind comment!

Thank you Ruud for your kind comment, much appreciated!

Perfect timing! You got the shot just at the right moment to make the best composition. Well done! Cheers, Allan

Thank you for the kind words Maurizio! That 15mm Voigtlander lens helps give great results!

The right place at the right time, great composition/placement, well done!  All the best, Allan

Thanks!  The shot was on 100TMX at f/4.5; a slow shutter speed was certainly needed!

Well thought-out composition, with a sense of humor reminiscent of Elliot Erwitt; well done Ruud!!

It was a quiet scene in an otherwise busy city park, thanks!