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A snapshot through the windshield of the van.Tried to make the most of

a short stop as well as of a blocked urban horizon.

Any thoughts?

Hello Catalin,

I like the tones of your photo. looks like it was grey that day anyway.

The bird looks like a happy happening that got nicely caught by your depth of field as shallow as it was. As composition is concerned the first step out of focus is too much and distracting. It took away the effect that angle stones could have added to the composition. a step closer and down the stairs would have given dynamic to your photos. You got time to compose when your subject turns it back on you.

As it is now you can crop out the blurry foreground.

Just a feedback.

Cheers.

Your observation is right. I think it's either me or that "nasty or/and lazy" habit I took since I shoot with an autofocus camera to only use the central AF sensor. Or could even be the fact that this girl of mine doesn't keep still when I try to photograph her. She's tougher than sports photography.Anyway I'll be more conscious about it. Thanks for Sharing.

One of these mid-expression captures that usually end up with a

deformed or "grimace" as we say in France, and so are discarded.

I found myself lucky enough to like that one that didn't turn as bad

as I thought it would.

My thought anyway, maybe... not yours.

An early attempt at some architecture related photography.

There is certainly more to do and so more to get in manipulating the

photograph.

A morning shot. One of a serie.People's tendered garden can become

your inspiration and your garden for a minute or two.

I have yet to share my vision with the gardener.

Cheers.

Sweet golden waves.Caught some nice patterns.

how was the water?

Thanks Christa for showing your appreciation.

Yes I would have loved to have more of her face too.Didn't think of using the flash at the time and so far my PS tweaking was not satisfying.

cheers.

Was sipping a beer and as I looked down there was the cat looking at

me, half-curious half-uneasy. I sat down and started shooting.

Seen and captured on a drive back home. I made a short stop though.

Keep your eyes on the road and watch for pedestrian!