schafer

Even though there's not to much work with this photo, with regards to PS, I had so much fun with this one. After I had finished I imediately ran to the printers and did a poster size and it was really beautiful. Thanks again.

This is my favorite photo of your. I think the emphasis on movement through the photo works well. I like that I can see the background deatails. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for the compliment.

Very beautiful. I've seen lots of flower shots but this one is really nice. You've taken the banal subject and turned composed with elegance, beauty and intrigue. Thanks for sharing.

Tryin my hand at some editing with raw images and light creativity

with burn and dodge tools. Had this blown up to poster size and it

looks fantastic.

I love the gradual transition of the grey to black in the sky. I really don't like sunset shots but this is beautiful. Thanks for sharing.

Part of a couple photos titled Carriage wheels of time.

That's neat. I didn't now they started to tote around the SA80A1. Looks a bit odd from the tradional long gun I usually see.

*

What an excellent shot. Made me laugh. Thank you for sharing your great photos.

I like this picture very much. I like the sunset and especially how the lighthouse is illuminated not by it's light but by the horizons glare. Good shot.

The diameter of this tank is approximately 10 feet. There's a hatch above which I dropped down inside only to discover a huge room the size of a large office building and 30 feet tall. Upon entering this tank I viewed two huge water tunnels that used to supply this hydro driven engine with water. The water since been damned up aways. I dare not venture back there yet. Have to get my Slickers. Beneath the grating seen in the picture a large pool of water has collected and is approximately 15ft deep. The tank is supported and encased below by a large wall of coble stones. I should have included a coke bottle that I found and later had it dated from the mid thirties to give this some scale. Next time. Muhaahahahahaha!

 

 

Above is a pic taken when I just stuck my camera inside. It was pitch black until a couple days later when I dropped inside then I saw the light and the beginning of the tunnels. LOL

The Lowell Project is a work in progress. Some of the earliest

manufacturing of goods done here in the US. Extensive mill buildings

litter this historic town. I have enetered quite a few places that

haven't been touched in over 80 years. Have founds many cool

artifacts, discovered large catacombs, tunnels places that have been

abandoned and boarded up for years. I have found in many places no

new debri, trash ie..beer cans, soda, and grafitti and other items

that would be a good indicator of new human presence. Well then how

did I get into these places. That's partially du to climbing ropes,

caving equipment, stealth (shhhhh!)For the authorites I actually

just attached a camera to a cat, Thank you, and having an

adventurous spirit. I have lterally crawled through spaces no bigger

than my torso hundreds of feet in pitch black, covered in soot and

bird crap to get to some of these places. Take a look at my

expanding Lowell project. I have a lot of photos to go through so

I'm always updating. Thanks to all who have viewed my photos.

Beautiful photo and model. Love the tones, reflection, everything.

I love Boston. Would love to take some pics in NY though. This was basically a really underexposed pic but I wanted to do something to it. I basically took a really crappy phot and did something interesting with it. I hope. :)

So this person is infamous eh?

After looking at this photo for some time my frontal lobe is starting to burn and itch. I like this shot very much. I can't tell.

I love the view of tis photo. You have some very nice B&W I hope you continue to share with us.

Apparently I was told that visitors from around the world, proffesors in photgraphy classes, text books and such, say that this is a very famous picture being painted and photographed. I've visted lots of galleries and view this photo many times but it's rare that I have seen it in B&W. I like it in B&W since it's been done in color so often.

I'd like to do something aboutthe sky light as well but not sure what to do about it. As for the rest of the picture I am very pleased. Thanks for the insight.

Very beautiful women. A little on the bright side for, I would like to see it with soft focus with this much hard light. Great picture though. Thank you for sharing.

Very, Very nice. Great Photo. I wish it was fall again in New Hampshire.

Bet you had to use a real fast shutter speed for this little guy. I'm partially to slugs and snails as well. Cute shot. :)

Gave the image some Newspaper feel to it. Feels like a photo my

mother would have taken when I was born. Good times in Boston.

That's a really great shot. I love the contrast, highlights and composition of everything. Plus it puts a smile on my face.