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phillips

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  1. Thanks for your viewing and nice comments. Living in California where where sunsets seem much more transitory, St. Petersburg sunsets lasted  a long time-the clouds that night were a real plus.  Thanks again, Phil

  2. Thanks for your kind comments.The day had been overcast and dull so for the evening excursion I left my Fujifilm X-T1 behind but grabbed my little Sony RX100 and shoved it in my pocket not expecting much.  Shortly after starting out the overcast gave way to some great clouds and a wonderful sunset.  Thanks again, Phil

  3. Thanks for viewing and your comments. I think my wife and I had stopped and were looking at the map to try to get back to our hotel in Stockholm, when I turned around and noticed this really incongruous scene.  I never stopped to try and figure out what the statues were doing, but I think the man was probably more lost than we were.

  4. I had the day planned to go take photos at the local farmer's market and then go to an open house at a raptor preserve. The rain "washed out" those plans, but during a break I got some shots in my daughter's garden.  Thanks again, Phil

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    Thanks for your comment.  I had a lot of time to study them as the fuchsia plant was  hanging just outside of a sliding glass door. All I had to do was twist the plant around to get the background I wanted.  Thanks again, Phil

  5. Thanks for your kind comments. My wife and I spent most of the day inside watching the rain.  After it finally stopped, I grabbed the camera as much to get out of the house as to take pictures.

  6. Thanks Tony-The Alabama Hills  area is near to a small town (Lone Pine)  in the Eastern Sierras, and I was the fourth or fifth person in line to get this view-slipping and sliding and getting my body into shapes that my almost octogenarian body did not seem appropriate.  I debated about the cropping,  but I finally decided on this, as I liked the "flow"of the arch in the frame. In retrospect , I think a somewhat smaller focal length would have given both a sense of the arch and the background without cutting off the top of the arch.  Well, I get to go back this summer.  Thanks again, Phil

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