tmcleland

I love photos like this. So much energy and vibrancy!

Very cool!

Thank you very much. I guess I didn't think abstract initially, but I suppose it could go either way.

In any case, glad you like the photo and the treatment.

Thanks for stopping by. All the best to you.

It's always nice to hear from you.

This was shot with my new favorite 10-24 lens, so I'm still getting the hang of shooting such wide perspectives without stitching.

Thank you very much for the compliments. C-ya soon!

Tim

Thanks for the response, Mark. I agree, I think the cloned version is the way to go. Thanks for the advice. It's always good to get an objective opinion, and get things pointed out that I didn't see initially.

Glad you like the photo. This is one of the few I've been happy with lately, so thanks again for helping me make it better.

Cheers!

Tim

Here it is with the leaf cloned out.

I had actually tried a crop to get rid of that leaf on the side, but I though it put the flower too close to the edge. I could be wrong, what do you think? Is this better?

Perhaps I could clone it out too.

Beautiful shot. Fantastic clarity.

Yes, she's working very hard! The level of endurance these dancers must have is nothing short of impressive!

Revisiting this one. The girl is in a different spot, but the composition otherwise is the

same, with less severe corrections.

Any thoughts?

Thank you so much for the compliment! Nice way to start my Monday!

Tim

I like this a lot. The infrared gives this photo such an unusual tone. The trees and grass almost look snow covered, adding an unusual cold feel to Rome, which is usually quite warm.

Very cool photo.