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laurentlacoste

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  1. Bonjour, Marco! Everything is perfect in this photo, from Mel's expression to the great composition you've managed to organise here. To have the glasses participate in creating the atmosphere is really a tour de force! What a great mood!

     

    I wish you the best as well as to your beautiful family, happiness and health, and photos!

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    Chi, a good documentary photo that says a lot. Let's hope one day this world will be a better place for all the living beings on our little planet.

    rendez-vous

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    Lots of fun here! Suspending her ghostly silhouette in mid-air was a great idea. I like the colours too. I'm glad the digital age has allowed phantoms to makeover their image a little too, that's cool!

    Kinsale

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    Hello, dear European and PN neighbour! Great, Hanna. So you bought a brand new 30D, I think it came out recently, didn't it? Are you happy with it? I like the treatment very much here. It looks like film. Beautiful work.

    Sisters

          48
    A.K., it is great pleasure for me to discover your new pictures. I haven't been too active on PN lately. I particularly like this portrait, as it really captures the essence of the two characters to me. This is a very humane image. We can feel the kindness and the presence of the children. The light is wonderful.

    Dilemma

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    Dear A.K., this image along with the Less Travelled Path are very special images. Wonderfully captured and produced. There's so much truth in these two photographs.
  2. I started with the square thanks to my father's camera in the 70s, but stopped using it after a while. In fact, when I bought my first digital compact camera three years ago and took up photography, I found it really comfortable to shoot with its 6 by 8 format. Then I bought my DSLR and had to get used again to the traditional SLR format. At the beginning, I'd find myself with too much space left on the side, which I didn't know how to use. I feel more comfortable with it now, and I try to crop as little as I can and get the right picture right away (well, easier said than done). Now I can't really tell whether I think 2/3 rather than 3/4. Linda, thanks for sharing.

    open?

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    Linda, I took this one a few months ago. Funny how we have the same kind of constructing habits everywhere. Mine could be called Save The Art Deco. Here's an attachment for you.

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  3. Beautiful, Linda. These three new pictures are perfect companions for the whole series. I think we share the same interest in color. I find it great too, to isolate a color and take photos with a theme. I like the square format. You know, the first pictures I ever made were taken with my father's old 6 by 6 Rolleifleix, a great camera. I think it was in the early 70s. Curiously, I don't do much square format now. . I think maybe I should try to go back to square, I love it.

    Jumping in Cancale

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    Very good shot, laurent. I find in this photo as well as in the rest of your work a certain sense of space, which gives a lot of air, room to breathe in your photos. You do this in a very personal way. A great asset Laurent.

    lady in the water

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    Great Linda! The whole series is truly great. There's a lot of research here! I was instantly attracted to this one too but didn't comment at once, I was a little shy I guess! Congratulations.

    my dog (4)

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    Hi Hanna, I'm back from a long holiday and I'm glad to be commenting on friends' pics again. Fine subjec here, and great glowing orange light. Hanna, how have you been?
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