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Thought the blend of the glass building reflection and sky made this

interesting plus able to shoot only the top portion allowing the

pyramid type look. Any comments?

Jorge: Thank you, your comment is very much appreciated.

Tana: Thank you again for your comment.

Tana: Thank you for your note - I agree about the black in the corner but that's the way those trees came out and I liked the look of the leaves but don't know how to correct that other than a crop.

This was a shot of a glass roof over a walkway to which the kids hit

with stones. With a zoom in, I thought it made an interesting shot.

What about you?

Thought the colors and background to the steeple worked well. Please

see second shot of church and steeple only and give me your thoughts

or comments on that also. Thank you.

Thought the colors and background to the church and steeple worked

well. Please see second shot for zoom of steeple only and give me

your thoughts or comments on that also. Thank you.

Tom: Thanks for the note, I noticed that also but was on a tour boat when I took this shot and the boat was a rockin.

Wonderful shot - tells an nice story and your use of monochrome coloring works well. Nice job.

 

Steve: I agree, this crop is much better creates a great image - well done.

Comments?

Lou Ann:

 

When I first saw this picture I thought it was a really great shot of middle Americana -- I was bothered by the utility pole and after reading the comment from Chris and yourself realized you all felt the same. Might be worth doing a litte P.S. or even take a look at B&W. In any case, nice work.

 

Which one is the Wombat????

Wow, what a cool shot! You must be in photographers heaven over there with all these new and exciting things to capture. It's always a thrill to see what's coming next. Till our photo run in the States, nice job.

Linda:

Thank you so very much for the high praise -- makes one feel good that they have accomplished something that others appreciate.

Bob: Thank you for your comment and observations, something I hadn't really thought of but have to agree.

Any comments or thoughts about this shot are always appreciated.

Anyone have any tips for taking shots thru glass such as this at an

aquarium?

Linda:

 

Thanks for the compliment on this and on the red rust -- a photo session along the shore would be a good thing to do when you're back in the states. As always I'm impressed with your photos for they have given me a lot of inspiration.

 

 

Mark & Umair: Thank you both for the comments and compliments they are very much appreciated.

Comments regarding this shot would be appreciated.

Mike:

Thank you for your comment - I have to agree with you. No, I haven't looked at in B&W - will certainly do so, thought never crossed my mind. Thanks again.

Sometimes the smallest things can be of interest. I'm always

grateful for any thoughts or comments. You learn from those who are

better !!!

Thanks Linda for the comments === Winslow is still the same ole laid back pussycat he always was and still curls up next to you. Next task is to get Maxi to pose. HA !!!

 

Sarah: Thank you for your comment - I realize this type of shot is not the most original but I had hoped that I was able to capture, in the aesthetics deparment anyway, the ability to show the white fur. From your comment I gather I was successful.