alex-m

February 28, 2005

Boris Karloff lives!

February 28, 2005

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February 28, 2005

Don't mean to be contraire. For me it works as is. Wouldn't change a thing. If at all, a slight crop at the left of the frame. Great work!

February 28, 2005

Nice mix of old and new.

February 28, 2005

thoughts?

February 28, 2005

Dallas Aquarium. Ya'll let me know what you think...

February 28, 2005

preening...

February 28, 2005

No matter how I tried... the colors blew..

February 26, 2005

Rare to get Canadians in a sky like this. A very beautiful mood. I have to repeat a comment that I've read at PN before: The only thing wrong with this photo is that I didn't take it. (smiles)

February 26, 2005

I personally would not crop. The foreground lends this depth and perspective. Also the small rocks in the bottom are a nice reality anchor. Most excellent light and composition.

February 26, 2005

Thank you for your thought Limasset. I'm not sure but it sounds like a good theory. Its a rather large sculpture in one of Dallas' city parks. Regards

February 26, 2005

The Pumori photos were earmarked for a presentation to be addressed primarily to the alpinists here at PN and of course open to all who might enjoy old documentary pictures. They main purpose of this is to learn how to restore old slides and negatives, some of which have suffered extensive damage over the years. Maybe the fault is mine for not spelling this out repeatedly. It is evident though that few people take the time to read the details. I submitted only one of these (Pumori 7) with the added comment that they are my fathers old expedition pictures and that I am trying to learn how to repair/restore the original slides so they become reasonably viewable. Please refrain from rating as this will not fullfill the purpose. Comments only please. Thank you

February 26, 2005

for your thoughtful comment and sentiment. You are one out of very few that have read under which parameters I've posted these here and has not attached numbers. I very much appreciate your words. Regards, Alex

February 25, 2005

One of my fathers old expedition pictures. I am trying to

repair/restore the original slides so they become reasonably

viewable. This one, fortunatly was better preserved than many others.

I would love to have input from anyone who has some experience in

this field. Thanks in advance

February 23, 2005

Very funny. Lol at Wilson. Just be glad that they don't drive (even though sometimes it seems they do)

February 23, 2005

The calm and beautiful hues are captivating. Nice to look at for longer periods of time. The colors are dead on. Everything is well placed and the mood is impecable. There is an ever so slight curve in the horizon which could be a minute degree in pov or camera level. If one were to nitpick, could be corrected at full size. Have to admit that my eye wants to wander to the left away from the main focus but its well worth presenting for aesthetics alone. Regards

February 23, 2005

Great perspective and very interesting subject. Good photo.

February 23, 2005

Only one way to get that view! And the rewards. It being in the shade seems to help the mood of this photo. Its quite unconventional.

Think Ms XIMENA had a visit from Mr Vertigo (smiles). quite personable (and personal). I especially enjoyed the qualifier that this was not a marriage proposal... lol (sweetie). Vibin, ya barely escaped this one...

February 22, 2005

I can't get no.... lol

February 22, 2005

another vertigo tickler... great shot!

February 22, 2005

Well, he's most certainly determined to get to where he's heading. It is comical. One is just not used to seeing them like this. Tack sharp image. Body posture and expression are priceless. Almost cartoonish. Fantastic!