shadowcatcher

Absolutely and utterly, top draw.

Fantastic work.

I assume the previous comment is from a friend and tongue in cheek!

Great shot and excellent composition, a really interesting picture.

Best wishes,

Kev

Thanks for the kind comments. Unfortunately, the reason my mam's face is sort of expressionless is because she has Parkinson's disease. This 'Parkinson's mask' is one of the first subtler indicators of the disease. However, she may well be unhappy as well since she hates her picture taken.

Please don't worry about my mother though, Parkinson's isn't fatal and although she can't get out anymore, she is very happy and I love her very much.

Many thanks,

Kevin

Amazing.

Best wishes,

kev

Mind-blowingly good.

Excellent,

Kev

A master shot of composition and exposure. I would be interested in how you get the exposure spot on, fill in flash, and what equipment did you use?

Fantastic and I hate snails.

Thank you Micki, you sound like a great laugh.

Best wishes,

KM

Any comments or suggestions are welcome,

many thanks

Kevin

Any comments or suggestions are welcome,

many thanks

Kevin

Excellent shot and brings back very happy memories of being there.

Keep your beautiful craft coming Jeff.

Best wishes,

Kev

I hope the hare got away, a cruel and blood thirsty sport of morons. Nice shot and a technical master piece. Well done.

Kevin

I aspire to take pictures like this. Magnificent.

best wishes,

Kev

I can't even remember taking this but I like it.

Best wishes,

Kevin

A wonderful woman and a lover of cats, may you live forever!

Great picture, 7/7.

Best wishes,

Kev

Thanks Jeff,

This is Gayatri my excellent PhD student who is looking at changes in antioxidant metbolites and post-translational modifications of proteins after stroke. We are using MRI to look at the brain injury and mass spectrometry for the metabolites/ proteins, the latter being my speciality. My main research interest is genetic metabolic diseases and trying to find out what is wrong with kids when everyone else has run out of ideas.

I am actually based at Great Ormond Street Hospital for Sick Children (the one that JM Barrie left the rights of Peter Pan to) which is a post-graduate teaching hospital and part of University College London. However, I am entirely research based, with my own research team, which is a mixture of medics and basic scientists. I am a biochemist with a PhD, so a PhD in a sea of MD's and BSc's, teaching them all how to get a PhD!

Many thanks,

Kev

Can you see me!

My PhD student Gayatri, as clever as she is beautiful.

A bit different from usual portraits I guess. Any comments most

welcome,

Cheers

Kev

Me and my mam. I have been trying to get the lighting and tones

right for ages. Hope I've done it. Any comments most welcome.

Best wishes

Kev

I have just viewed this on my work computer and it looks like I have over done it with the saturation of colours.

Looks better in the house but 'false' in work.

many apologies,

Kev

I thought I'd try sepia today and apart from the blown out

highlights, any comments most welcome.

Many thanks,

Kev

Documentary at its best. Your latest series are really interesting pictures, none of the clich餠efforts like my portfolio, forgive me if I start to copy you. Plagiarism is the most sincerest form of flattery I believe!

As always magnificent,

Kev

My God a REAL woman for a change!

Beautiful and erotic model, great tones and well done.

May you live forever Axel!

Best wishes,

KM

Dear Jeff,

This is portraiture at its best, absolutely and utterly pin-sharp eyes. This is not only a technical masterpiece in photography but the subject matter is also absolutely beautiful.

Fantastic work.

Best wishes,

Kev