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For cat lovers--this one never took her eyes off me while I photoed
her.
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Bringing out the beast! I think what makes this stand out from other tiger shots is the interesting contrast in pattern between the tiger's stripes and the green stuff (in Florida it would be called 'duckweed') floating on the water. The color contrast between the two is also noteworthy. My personal preference would be to emphasize this contrast by cropping much of the body of the tiger, it seems, in my opinion, to lead awkwardly out of the photo.
Thanks for perusing my portfolio. Please don't stop.
Ransford
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Eye-catching, clever, and intriguing. More than just an interesting approach, I think we can read a number of interesting messages here, whether intended or not. Having just spent a week at the beach, I think we sometimes are just feet as we walk. Walking barefoot on the beach is the only occasion on which I am really very conscious of my feet. The rest of me sometimes disappears as here. I also notice the alternating black and barefoot walkers. This is an interesting procession. Well done!
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I find this image intriguing. It begs to tell a story, I'm making them up in my head. The entire Winchester Cathedral series is excellent, especially altogether.
Just spent two weeks in Vermont with my sister, followed by a week at the beach with daughters and grandchildren. Hope to have some photos to post but I'm not too optimistic about them...I didn't get any time to go out on my own for pictures, just grabbed what I could.
Ransford
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I see here again (as noted the other day) you have put the focal point in the center and yet have an asymmetrical composition that is well-balanced. I would also like to comment on your depth of focus, which seems to me quite masterful. I wondered at first if this is not accidental, but the precision of your images suggests otherwise. In fact this image looks to me on close inspection purposely blurred in post-processing. Am I correct?
This is a superb image in a superb collection (lady bugs).
Thanks for comments on my site. Ransford
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Just trespassing on your portfolio and found this gem. It is such an outstanding flower, with petals like feathers. It could be cropped in several ways to make great images, but I like your original crop; it has great strength.
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Of course I'll buy a camera, kind of a no-brainer. I'm keeping my '97 Miata until it collapses and I ain't moving, no fancy clothes and as long as I stay away from wild women, I got plenty money for cameras and computers. The big question is which camera to buy.
Sounds like you are working too hard, hope you enjoy it.
Rans4d
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I keep returning to these wild flowers that flourish briefly each
year under a tree by our little lake.
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Surprised you never asked for a critique on this one. Maybe it's because most don't like abstract forms. I don't even know what this is, but I like it alot. Great lines and light.
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A fine picture but I liked the first version better. This one seems as if you sharpened too much, creating edge artifacts. This could, of course, be a problem with my monitor and the size of the image.
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Not a full view of a butterfly but the two halves make a whole.
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Once a rose (title inspired by a fado sung by Maria Teres de Noronha)
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A masterpiece, this absolutely blows me away. The ratings are absurd...there is absolutely nothing in this photo to find fault with. Perfect.
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Hard to stop looking at this one. Marvelous balance among the four figures, I keep looking from the shadows to the central figure. She has a stately head and a moving body--very effective. The other figure seems to me clearer in the shadow than the dancer--also very effective and a nice balance with the lighted figure. I love this picture!
Ransford
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comments welcome
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Me parece una fabula de Aesop. Hay que escribir "El gato y la gaviota."
Ransford
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Even though this is just a piece of the Masonic building, it conveys the feel of it...this jagged pink textured building. I took a bunch of pictures of this building last year but was not satisfied with the results. I'd like to do it all over again, maybe at several different times of day. I was in a hurry.
Your image makes it resemble the steps to an Aztec pyramid. The building also seemed to me somehow pagan, not what I would have expected from this society. (maybe I should have)
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