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Very tall and very old palm trees from the central park in Athens,

Greece. The imposing height called for this angle I believe, any

comments are welcome. Thank you all for viewing.

Jack,

Thank you for you suggestions, point is well taken it does indeed make sense. Framing a photo in the field is not as easy as many great photographers make it seem.

Regards.

I personally love the ocean and boats, this shot of the harbor on a

sunny summer day is something I'd love to develop and hang in my room

for day dreaming. Any advise or pointers on summer sea related photos

is appreciated. I am planning a trip to Greece and hoping for some

nice photo ops.

Kind regrds all.

This sculpture in Newport RI with the sun behind it seemed appealing

at the time...

... the most photographed monument in the world? At least the two photos are not identical ... but very close. Thanks for posting.

Btw, I really like your shot from the top of the tower, I was too chicken to stick my hand out that far. Regards.

A view of the tower that might be a bit different than most I've

seen...

April in Paris, the sun sets around 9pm that made for some nice

colors I hope the photo does some justice.

Thank you all for viewing.

A yellow car seems to really attract your eye, probably not many

people would like to own one. But I always had a sweet spot for them,

any comments are welcome I hope you like it.

This is the new Chevy truck by the way.

Fall can be a bit depressing for some, especilally with fogy cold

weather, hopefully the color on the trees can help overcome this

feeling.

All comments are welcome.

This skyline was always an attraction for local photographers, I was

fortunate enough to join them...

Thank you John and Roy for the positive comments.

Regards.

Trying to manage this technique... I thought I had seen the technical

name somewhere and it now escapes me. Any feedback or direction for

improvement is as always appreciated.

This almost invoked a Halloween feeling with a twist. I felt like

sharing, thanks for comments.

Thank you all for the positive comments. It's a privilege to share my photos here with all these excellent samples from you guys.

Chris, yes it's getting colder here by the minute. The trees are changing and the only flowers left will be the ones in your macro collection, which is pretty impressive may I add.

Regards.

Walked on my back yard and realized that summer is over... Just liked

the colors of these leafs on my porch table that I had to snap a shot.

This relief is from NYC Rockefeller center, I was trying to recreate

the color of the cold bronze and the detail of the forms.

I like it! This is exactly what I have in mind... and the juxtaposition of the background I think works very well... it almost brings this composition to a different level. Very interesting and creative...do you use any color theory guidelines while arranging colors or is all spontaneous? I'd love to make some of my shoots meet the Warhol look.

Cheers.

Erin,

Thanks for the positive feedback. It's appreciated, I have a bias I think over saturated colors that I need to overcome. It's no secret that when I see some bold colors on the photos here they really catch my eye.

I do agree with you though that one can go overboard. Thanks again.

Steve

I just wanted to recreate the retro NYC era look of the rustic

Central park elements on a fall day. I think the light post is

ruining the shot however.

Any other pointers are welcome. This is my second pic that i thought

might have something to offer, still very new to this.