jlemire

Not my best shot ever, but this was taken using a 50mm lens reversed on a 105mm lens for a 2x magnification (better than my 1:1 macro lens)

Thanks all. It's always rewarding when I can get "a keeper" from a failed attempt at something else.

 

I too see Australia in there - maybe I can sell it to the Australian Tourist Commission!

 

Tried shooting fireflies (no luck). Instead got this one. What do

you think? Need more color?

Your thoughts and comments are appreciated!

A cross-processed shot of my daughter. I think the contrast really

works well with this one. What do you think?

Would love to know what you think. TRI-X pushed to 1600 (since most

of this roll was used to take my night Mill Ave photos). Thanks.

Thanks for taking a look. Comments and ratings welcome!

Thanks for taking a look. More Galapagos photos in my gallery if

you're interested.

Thanks for taking a look! More Galapagos photos in my gallery if

you're interested.

Thanks for the comment - here is a tighter crop. Better?

Comments appreciated!

Hi Alex -

I don't have any experience with Jeffrey Pine, but from what I've read it smells more like vanilla than does Ponderosa - though Ponderosa definitely has a "vanilla-y" smell.

 

BTW I've just started putting some of my better Galapagos photos in my gallery - take a look if you're interested.

Great lighting and sharpness on the eye. Great use of the reflections too. Have you tried cropping th image so that you have just the reflections? I think it would be a very cool abstract image.

Up close and personal with a Ponderosa Pine!

I like the red rose, but not the blue eyes - they seem too intensely blue - too fake. If you removed the color from the eyes I think you would have a great image.

An intriguing shot (sorry, no pun intended). I didn't realize what the subject was until I clicked on the thumbnail and saw the larger image. It's rather abstract. Nice job.

Comments and thoughts about this image and the others in the series

are much appreciated!

 

Thanks.

One of a series of photos of this interesting street performer. You

can find a few others in my gallery.

 

Your thoughts and comments about this and the other photos are

appreciated.

 

Thanks!

Not sure how much I like this one. There's something there I think,

but maybe it is too uninteresting? Too much foreground?

 

What do you think?

Thanks for your comments.

Taken in the Galapagos in November. Comments?

Comments welcome!

my favorite part of this photo I think is how the background (trees?) matches up with the horses/riders - excellent capture

Hi Alex -

I love this photo - the crop is perfect - the ant fills the frame. I also love the focus on the head and the stark white backdrop. Great shot.

 

BTW, how's life outside of Bowdoin? :)

An abstract of sorts taken of a Navajo Yucca. I used a rather

wide-open aperature to get the shutter speed necessary on a windy day.

I like the shallow DOF. Thanks for your thoughts and comments.