timohicks

I have admired this shot for years and just now discovered the photographer.  This shot, if it hasn't already, should be a serious money maker.  I still really can't look at it without laughing out loud!  This is one of those one in a life-time captures and definate money maker that will be treasured long after we are all gone.

Thanks for sharing,

TimOHicks

Excellent work; this series on poopies; mature use of light, impressive focusing; thanks for sharing.

Tim O. Hicks

Absolutely beautiful! (sometimes names get in the way and softer frame edges would complement nicely ).

Tim

Very unique graphic; how did you do it? What software did you use?

Nice work,

Tim

Your florals are magnificent, so much so that I believe they defy framing;

excellent shooting.

Tim

Photoshop manipulation with restraint; very good work although the framing appears to constrict the quality of the image; frankly it's too autonomous for framing; frameless perhaps would work better.

Tim

Perfect balance of reflected light, contrast, clarity, and composition . . .

Tim

Wonderful props, composition and lighting here Pedro! The whole series "Adeje - Tenerife" is magnificent!

Thanks for sharing and reminding us of HIS blood and suffering.

May GOD bless and keep you.

Regards,

Timothy

Thanks very kindly Mariellen; the replication was a way to add variety to the framing schemes I used with other floral imagery. Thanks for the comment.

Tim

Yes, I believe Dimf; thanks for your support. May GOD bless you and keep you where ever you are.

Thanks again,

Tim

Edvard Munch I presume? Nice mood and suspense . . .

Regards,

Tim

Yes, this is such a formal composition, but a wonderful shot . . . Take care;

Tim

Nothing short of remarkable Rarindra; although it looks like studio controlled lighting, it's a wonderful capture particularly the leaves filled with light. Your models look very candid, in fact, all the elements in this narrative contribute beautifully to the whole.

Regards!

Tim

Patrick, Patrick, Patrick, how are you doing my young friend; it's been quite some time since we discussed my work, "Sea Port Reprise." I hope all is well with you and your health and your family. Yes, you know I really took your comments very seriously so much so that I have invested in new glass (AF VR Zoom-Nikkor 80-400mm f/4.5-5.6D ED and AF-S DX Zoom-Nikkor 17-55mm f/2.8G IF-ED plus a Fujifilm Finepix S5Pro Digital SLR--I'm most excited about the S5Pro).

My big concern with "Sea Port Reprise" was the clarity and detail of the images I use to form the composition. Witn this new equipment, I hope I can challenge your discriminating eye even better. I welcome you comments, questions, and unvestigations.

This piece was created entirely in Photoshop CS3 Beta. Thanks again for your comments.

Tim

Thanks Ellen as always for your support.

Tim

This piece should be framed Denise; you are correct, I use my painter's eye for photography exclusively; it is impossible for me to do otherwise. What makes this painting work for me are the background elements both from a colour perspective and in terms of the soft, creamy out of focus qualities, producing non-competitive support for the foreground. Good work and thanks for the comment on my portfolio.

Regards,

Tim

Rashed and Will thanks for your support and remarks; I was aiming at metaphor Will more than title; titles tend to stereotype art; in fact, I started to leave it untitled. I visted each of your sites and was very impressed with your professionalism and photographic prowess. For me complements from such personalities as you makes your remarks the more valuable, so thanks again.

Tim

Excellent soft, creamy out-of-focus background; makes me want to go out and get into debt by purchasing the $1400, AF VR Zoom-Nikkor 80-400mm f/4.5-5.6D ED; just a thought of course. Nice work!

Tim

Thanks Ellen (my sister in Christ) for all of your support over the past two years.

Tim

Absolutely stunning . . . good focus, texture, color depth . . .

Tim

Actually, I hope you don't mind my curiosity Francisca but the thirds rule beckons this very centralized composition. See suggestion above;

Tim

I love this shot so much that I am envious . . .

Tim