hagar

September 5, 2008

Good point by Garry.. Nice shot with the bird. I see you already have a pretty decent 300 mm.. :-)

September 5, 2008

Thanks for C & C.

September 4, 2008

Thank you

September 3, 2008

Thanks Doug..It's one of my favorite houses to visit at sunset :-)

September 2, 2008

Mis would be proud of you after that comment! LOL. A very nice result from what probably was a very mundane subject :-)

August 31, 2008

I used CS3, but I'm sure others have it as well. If you have any of the photoshop versions, let me know.. I can walk you through it.

August 31, 2008

Thanks for C&C.

August 31, 2008

Great portrait.. and a wonderful ad photo.. even if it fell on deaf ears :-). That's a great smile!

August 31, 2008

Aaah, an even prettier shot of our 'chickens' :-)

August 31, 2008

I wonder whether the name originated from the taste or the color? As a biology major I dabbled around quite a bit with 'shrooms in my younger days.. this does not look like one of the species that was indigenous to Lebanon.. Good shot of it, however..

August 31, 2008

What a lovely candid shot! Good work!

August 31, 2008

Excellent photo Dave, love the colors and textures of the walls.. and the light was just perfect. I know you hate playing around with the photos.. but I was wondering what this would look like with the walls straightened out a tad.. if you like it.. it's quite an easy fix with most software programs :-)

August 30, 2008

Beautiful shot. I like the space in front of the bird..

August 30, 2008

Thanks Garry.. actually this was shot at 1/200 of a sec., F 7.1, ISO 320. It was right after sunset, so there was still some light in the sky. And, no I did not have my tripod with me :-) This next shot was a few minutes earlier.. and I've left the exposure intact so you can actually see how much light there was in the sky.. and if you don't underexpose.. the moon just gets blown away.

August 30, 2008

Thanks for the comments.

August 30, 2008

Thanks for the comments.

August 27, 2008

Thanks for the comments

August 26, 2008

Impressive capture with a 100mm lens Garry. I suspect you had space to back up quite a bit. It sure came out much better than I would have thought. I'll have to try that next time I get a chance!

July 24, 2008

Thanks

July 13, 2008

Thanks Dave.. it's one of my favorites. The reason for the crop was mainly for printing purposes (12x18). I totally agree with your crop. I should have done that before posting on here :-) Sorry it took me a while to respond.. had no idea you had posted a comment,

June 24, 2008

Are you sure?

Belle, if you are reading this, would you please knock some sense into him! sheeeesh :-)

June 23, 2008

I can see why you are always in trouble.. any vacancies around?

June 18, 2008

It does feel a bit hemmed in with that crop.. Pretty subject.. pretty smile.. and I like the lighting. You could try a b&w conversion and blur out the busy stuff in front.. In any case.. a nice spontaneous shot.

June 9, 2008

There's not much more I can add to the accolades and comments already posted. It is an amazingly attractive photo, superbly crafted, and well documented. It is so much more interesting getting the history of an area along with a gorgeous shot. Thanks!

June 9, 2008

Hi Colin, can't tell you how many times I've walked past that very railing, and never thought of taking a shot. It is definitely a favorite amongst your many great photos. Personally, I think there was a more mundane reason for the big railing.. it's much tougher to slide down those skinny ones.. :-)

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