janet cull

Thank you for the technical details. I always wish people gave more detailed info. Ahhh...orange filter! That must be what gives it the ethereal look. I like it. Must try something with mine. Very nice!

What an interesting shot!

Thank you, Russ, for taking the time to look through my portfolio and to comment! I appreciate it.

 

Janet

That's an amazing exposure! You nailed it. Very interesting as well as technically right on!

Vladimir,

 

I hope you don't mind my saying, but others may be interested to know (like I was) that this was shot handheld with a Hasselblad. That's amazing and fantastic news to me.

 

I think this is really beautiful. The clarity, tones and detail are exceptional, in my opinion. Thank you for sharing it with me in response to my post.

 

Janet

>>>Thanks for the opportunity to comment.<<<

 

Are you kidding? Thank *you*! I appreciate your taking the time to look and comment.

 

Janet

I wonder if the whiners were ever shot at?

 

Great shot! ...er, uh, image.

It's a great story. I'm glad to know Granny wasn't charged. I heard something crazy here. A retired judge's wife volunteers at the place I work. She said that if someone breaks into your home (in our state) and you shoot the intruder, you can be sued by the intruder. It has happened and the rascal won the case. She said, "shoot to kill". Yikes. Shooting scares me, but isn't that crazy?

Too, too sad. I'm sorry to hear of such accidents.

Thank you, Peter. Thank you!

 

Hey, anyone ever tell you you look like Richard Gere??

Love it. You have a handsome family. :o)

Really pretty!

Very pretty!

That's where I live. ;o) At least we thought so when we moved here.

No, Phil...it's not in monotony. It's higher ground. And then maybe into the thick. :o)

I really like this - headless. To me it's a very strong image.

 

I told my husband once that I love the form of old people. He said, "good, that gives you something to look forward to". :o)

Beautiful image! Love the simple composition.

Very cool! Bet I could do that. (haha!)

Fran, I thank you so much for taking the time to comment so thoroughly. Thank you for looking and enjoying it with me!

 

Janet

Yes, me too.

 

I'm loving these. Your works, I mean. :o) (Not getting older, though there are even some advantages with that.)

Don't ask my why, but I particularly like this series. And the other one of the man leaning way left from the ladder.

 

God bless these fellows and keep them safe. My husband was almost killed on scaffolding, but (*honestly*) he was miraculously saved from a horrible accident. Sorry to bore you with that...anyway I think these are very nice!

Well, you couldn't have found a better poser. He's great! and very distinguished looking. :o)

I read the comment about the black tarp distracting and I disagree. I think it makes a nice, strong line that enhances the composition. Beautiful shot!

 

I'm enjoying your work. Fine!

That's an amazing shot, in my opinion!

Interesting light, interesting shot. I like it!