stephenfenech

The Container Terminal in the early hours of the morning. As always comments and Critiques

will be greatly appreciated.

Malta's Container Terminal is situated in the southern part of the island in a village called

Birzebbuga. View Larger. Comments and Critiques will be greatly appreciated.

Taken this very morning! As always, comments and critiques will be appreciated.

Yet another image depicting certain structures found in the Maltese countryside. Comments

and critiques will be greatly appreciated.

A very small dwelling indeed!!! Feel free to comment on and criticise.

Used a flash to hopefully capture the wheat in the foreground. As always comments and

critiques will be greatly appreciated.

Another very common site in Malta are the churches scattered around the island. Comments

and critiques will be greatly appreciated.

Yet another roadside shrine on the limits of a village called Qrendi. As always, comments and

critiques will be greatly appreciated.

This container terminal, situated not far from were I live, has undergone various structural

changes since this image was taken. Comments and critiques will be greatly appreciated.

Hi Bryon,

First of all many thanks for taking the time to view 'For Sale'. Sincere apologies for taking some time to reply. It was good to hear that you are of Maltese origin. I actually live in Birzebbuga in the south of Malta. Its amazing how, in spite of its small size, this fishing village offers quite a few photographic oportunities.

Taken from the outside of my house while my daughter Leah was standing behind the front

door. Comments and critiques will be greatly appreciated.

Juan,

The colours and subject on this image are beautiful, however the only thing that seems to ruin it is the 'out of focus branch' appearing on the foreground (left hand side) of this photograph. This can easily be deleted on Photoshop without leaving any traces of editing.

The original colour image of the already submitted 'For Sale' photograph. Comments and

critiques will be greatly appreciated.

Another image taken on the ferry from Malta to Gozo. Comments and critiques will be greatly

appraciated.

Taken on the ferry from Malta to Gozo. Comments and critiques will be greatly appreciated.

A photograph of a previously shot location using the Pentax P30T. Comments and Critiques

are welcome.

This photograph was taken on my Pentax P30T several years ago. Comments and critiques

are surely welcome.

Another image taken with the Pentax P30T during a visit to the Dingli Cliffs in Malta.

This photograph was taken several years ago with my first SLR, the Pentax P30T. It was shot

on the outskirts of a place called Mtahleb in Malta.

A photograph of my daughter Leah - once again, utilising sunlight coming through the front

door to my house. Taken in colour but converted to grayscale in PS.

Thank you very much Fred for the comments submitted. I totally agree with your views. After taking several similar shots, the boys started to lose patience and so hence the look on their faces. Add to this, the sun on their faces was getting to be rather annoying. A couple of minutes earlier, they were laughing their heads off at my attempts to get them to settle down!!!

This photograph of my two sons was taken at home using sun light coming through the front

door to our house. I had borrowed the Nikon camera from a friend at work. Atlhough taken in

colour, this image was converted to grayscale in PS.

This photograph was taken during a trip to the sister island of Malta, Gozo several days after

I purchased my first digital camera, a Fuji S9500.

I drive past this 'house for sale' just about every day - Although the original photograph is in

colour, it appeared much better in monochrome. By the way, this is my very first photograph

in photo.net.