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The Mars light is not here so i would say this is before the 2016 run when a mars light was attached to the front of the Steam Engine.

Nice photograph, I looked over your photo.net the other day. You have been doing a lot of work lately. Love your modeling sessions great work there, I have seen this lake and mountain differently before, you got  lot of great color in this photograph! Keep up the excellent work man take care!

Duane

I see you are outside and photographed this with the Nikon D7000, very nice expression in the little girl. Just a couple of quick things I see that could be improved. First of all the Black and White photograph is a little flat, A little bit more contrast would make this an ideal photograph. You may not have needed to use the flash at all. Fill flash is always good in some cases and natural lighting can really make a big difference in the mood of the Black and white digital photograph. Always focus on the eyes when photographing people as long as those eyes are in sharp focus the photograph will look perfect every time. 

In the old black and white days, of silent films people wore green makeup on their faces so they wouldn't look so pale in the films, or near dead in them. With digital photography you can either set the camera up to shoot in B&W (Which all digital cameras see in color) you could add a green filter to the lens or later in post processing add a green filter in your photo software for black and white processing to help with the look in people and make them look healthy. 

All around the photograph looks good, I would cut the flash out, which will keep the shadow around the chin and her left arm from where her dress is casting a shadow on her left arm. Try and add a little more contrast in post processing and keep the eyes in super sharp focus.

I decided to revisit the Blue Hen Falls in the Cuyahoga Valley Nations Park

this year. For a real nice fall shot using HDR.

The CP1293 Central Ohio from Sugar Creek, Ohio traveling south to the

Akron North Train Station on Sunday September 30th. 2012 at 1:30PM.

Really nice night shot of this, I didn't know it lit up at night.

The CP1293 in the Cuyahoga Valley Nation Park on the Cuyahoga Valley

Scenic Railroad for the 40th Anniversary September 15th, 2012..

I know this bridge well! They have been doing some work around the bridge and created a new water flow area. This photograph is bright and very colorful just as I remember it when I visit it on a new spring day. Fabulous shot!

Very nice black and white photograph!

Bring the brightness down a little so we can see more detail.

Real good shot! Love the B&W with the colored eyes!

Very nice portrait, the eyes could be just a little more sharp, but this is a keeper.

A beautiful sight indeed. It looks brand new. Maybe the person in Iceland is a collector. He or she definitely picked a nice car to collect. The photographs looks like a modern day black and white photograph from the 40's, Nice job on this capture!

Looks like a commercial.

Nice sharp focus on the dogs eyes both photographs look real good I like the dogs expressions!

Kodak Ektar Professional ISO 100 C-41 Color Negative 120 ~ 70mm Film.
September 2011
Camera Used: Vintage Kodak Duaflex III
Development: Hand Tank Jobo C-41 Press Kit.
Developer: 90 Degrees Fahrenheit 10 Rotations every 30 Seconds for 8 minutes.
Blix: 90 Degrees Fahrenheit 10 Rotations every 30 Seconds for 8 minutes.
Wash: 3 Minutes continuous water flow through hand tank.
Stabilizer: Room temperature for 1 minute 10 rotations at 30 seconds.
The Duaflex III is a fixed focus lens I just took this for the heck of it to test out the camera. As you can see, it is very easy to develop C-41 at home. The photograph is right from the Canon 8800F scanner with no color correction or touch up. I refurbished this camera myself.

Kodak Ektar Professional ISO 100 C-41 Color Negative 120 ~ 70mm Film.

September 2011

Camera Used: Vintage Kodak Duaflex III

Development: Hand Tank Jobo C-41 Press Kit.

Developer: 90 Degrees Fahrenheit 10 Rotations every 30 Seconds for 8 minutes.

Blix: 90 Degrees Fahrenheit 10 Rotations every 30 Seconds for 8 minutes.

Wash: 3 Minutes continuous water flow through hand tank.

Stabilizer: Room temperature for 1 minute 10 rotations at 30 seconds.

The Duaflex III is a fixed focus lens I just took this for the heck of it to test out the camera. As you can see, it is very easy to develop C-41 at home. The photograph is right from the Canon 8800F scanner with no color correction or touch up.

Thanks for the comments Gregg, Here is the link to the video of them, these guys are moving across the sky as I am recording them with my SX30 IS. 

Nice all around, very nice sharp eyes, Rated 6!

Nice HDR done very well! Rated 6!

Nice photograph, could have better focus, the building is leaning.

This is an example of HDR for someone else. This is not my copyright.

 

I like this photograph because you can make a real nice High Dynamic Range photograph out of it. Here is an example I did for you of this photograph. Kind of cool.! Rated this a 6 because it has so much potential.http://gallery.photo.net/photo/15916052-lg.jpg

Nice sharp eyes!

Very straight, nice focus!