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Wonderful shot here, your work paid off.

Ran into this old wrecker by accident awhile back. Think about all the

pick-ups this old guy has had.

nice moody feel here, well done.

This is the last of a series of shots I took in downtown Cincinnati.

Always went to the country for the kind of pics I like to take but have

been having fun playin around some some city shots here lately.

Enhanced the colors in corel paintshop .

Great shot here Chris, the black and gold jump off of the screen at you , really work well together.

Played around with this in corel paintshop, by enhancinmg the color and

lightening and darkening the sky in places.

I liked all the different lines these buildings offered. You have vertical

horizonial ,diagionial, you name it.

Eary morning sunrise on the Ohio River across from Cincinnati..

Hi Gail Like the abstract feel to this, alot of your pics seem to border on this, keep it up , may be your thing.,nice work.

Beautiful, 7/7

Beautiful , 7/7

Love all the lines in the pic, makes it pleasing to the eye.

Love the look you captured here, priceless!!!! 6/6

Enhanced this in corel paintshop.

Beautiful in every way. I also agree that b/w was the right pick.

Thought this old dead tree and car looked good together..

Hi Liz Been busy the last 4-5months remodeling my house and have a lot of catching up to do. This is a great shot, love it, have always had a thing for tree houses ever since I was a kid. Nice job capturing this one. BILL

Nice action shot, well done.

Love the use of color and framing here, well done.

Love to see these old guys in a field, seem to go good with the

enviroment around them.

I love to shoot early morning pics of fog on the Ohio River. As the

fog burn burns off it leaves an almost magical look.

Some of these old barns can take you back in time as you take a look.

Thought these two old relics looked good together.

This is a unique little river town in nothern Ky. The town has the

oldest continuing operating general store in the country, operating

since 1831, and has a dog for a mayor. Seem to crazy to be true go to

www.rabbithash.com. (Here the window of the antique store reflects

the Ohio River.)

Another old car I ran into on my travels.