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You need to bury the dead hookers deeper - else they'll be discovered - and then, the jig is up.

 

Looks like a lot of work. Hope you have some strong backs to help you move and grade all that gravel. Fantastic image.

I think a pair of witch-like legs, w/ sparkly red shoes, sticking out from under the house would complete this picture.

Addendum: Here's a shot of the hind end of my trusty hound, racing up the alley in the vineyard to ruin my shot. He has equated the camera and tripod to a hunting weapon. When he sees the camera come out, he looks for game. 300mm Hexanon, Reala, handheld, heavily cropped. 'scuse the dust specs, please.

I know dat buck, I seen dat white flag pefore. Dat's Tapio! He's da turdy-point buck. Youse gotta push da film to take a pitcher a him. Dem long lenses are slow - eh? Good catch!

 

Nice composition. Relatively good focus given the limited time on this shot. I've been practicing with my recently acquired russian m42 1000mm mirror lens, but not in a situation this quick. Very nice. Is it cropped?

With respect to Rich's comments: Why do we confuse the technology of photography with art? It's like mixing engineering with architecture. This is called photo dot net, not art dot net - yet we welcome and desire art. The gallery is full of the most appealing images. The bulk of the members, fantasizing about being artists, are primarily technicians. I myself have no artistic talent, although I wish I did. What Agnes did was art - not necessarily technical camera work. She is to be commended for her art. The bulk of us continue to plod along waiting for that exposure that actually looks like it could be art, while we fret over lens resolution, camera battery substitutes, developers, scanner resolution, digital technology... Most of us never develop the eye to produce art. Good job Agnes. Whether posed or PS'd or not, the image conveys an attractive composition. In or out of focus, the image is eye candy.

Location is UP, near Bruce's Crossing, US-45, Upper Bond Falls. This is a common picture, but in this case, extremely well done. I know. None of mine come close.

I thought germ was appropriate for germination. Peruna. The picture is a good one. Looks like one of those Japanese Pokemon.

Ecclesiastes 5:11 When goods increase, they are increased that eat them: and what good is there to the owners thereof, saving the beholding of them

with their eyes?

Great composition. Really captures the skill required to perform this sport.

Very nice.

Interesting use of perspective.

The barn has a lot of character. I believe the tree hiding the peak detracts from the potential of the photo.

Just soaking wet in color. Very nice.

Looks like your grapes got left on the vine. My sugar content was too low last fall as well. Nice horizontal grape post. Good use of DOF. Spider webs add alot.

He has tired of fishing, and wants to go home. Your comments are

greatly appreciated. This is my first roll of film thru a beater

Koni-Omega I picked up on that online auction site. The light leaks

have been cropped out. I just love these big negatives.

Good job! I've always wanted to try making a Doc Edgarton photo myself. Thanks for finding the supplier for the flash trigger. I suspect their business will be picking up shortly.

Any and all comments are welcome.

In the thumbnail, it looked like a gas jet. Really caught my eye. Well done.

I think I would have liked to see it cropped at the top of the pedastal, eliminating the horizon, and below.

It's a public area. Haven't you seen the documentary regarding the tactics used by the "Girls Gone Wild" series? Public area - no release forms required.

Too washed out methinks. The pose is nice.

Wandering through my uncle's back forty, and pleasantly surprised to

find a small lake where there should have been a field. In the Keweenaw.

Imagine dragging that thing across your face every morning.

Your comments please. Thank you for your time.

Finally, something a little brighter - less "twin peaks at the hunting camp". You are truly a master w/ the camera. She is a bronzed goddess, and your use of the light captures it. Some day, I hope to be able to use the camera as you do.