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I'm estimating 20-25 feet Glenn. He's a bit of a climber, while I'm afraid of heights, so I didnt actually watch him get there. He promised me he didnt jump to it though.

The Aurora is a thrilling experience. I was surprised how difficult it was to get the settings right. I never quite did. This is lovely. Looks like youve got a photography partner in the shot who is just as focused as you are. :)

Love the crop, composition, light, colours... This is an amazing image!

So wonderful! Wreck the Dress shots are always so fun! What a great location and good choice for B&W.

I came upon this scene after the area was in the shadows of the

mountain behind me. I've done what I could to recover and make the

exposure even over the entire scape. Any suggestions as to what would

make it better?

Superb natural shot. You capture your models at ease. Beautiful tones and composition

I think I prefer the B&W but my favorite part is the person in the missing panel on the wall, reflected also in the window. My eye is drawn to it and what may be on the other side. Nice work my friend :)

Great eye to see this opportunity. Nice work!

The composition is obvious and perhaps not what most would want but I

liked it for this image. Do I need more contrasts? All comments welcome

Thanks John. I guess I haven't been posting anything for discussion as there are often not many comments. So, this was you as a young man? :)

well hello! good to see you are still shooting and posting my friend! For me, this is the best one of the series with this model. Stunning contours and I love her hands. Great lighting and tones.

That is a very interesting shot. The backpack sits comfortably on the bench while this fella appears to be suspended - sitting on an imaginary bench? Love it

So good to hear from you ruud and Maurizio. You haven't given up on me yet! I simply haven't been shooting as much lately but I'll get back to it with good encouragement from people like you. Thank you!

Thank you very much for taking the time with my photo Greg. I appreciate your input

nice clear shot and great tones. Your title pulls out the detail that everyone is in pairs. Great work

Thank you so much Ruud.

Very cool buildings. Great perspective and details.

Thank you for your comment. We were having plenty of fun - Sort of a vintage/summer photo booth. I'll be posting a few more from this

Thank you very much. He was having a tough day so I had to be quick with the shots when he was distracted :)

This is a magical image. the lighting is superb. Sometimes I dont care for such a tight crop and even here I tend to want to see a bit more of her torso but it works anyway. Beautiful amazing photo

The lighting is perfect - not an easy task in an inner room like this. I find it interesting that the bride crossed her legs while the groom crossed his ankles. I would have preferred if both had crossed their ankles I think. But enough with the pose. The composition is great and I love the atmosphere. Very well done!

A couple enjoys the art of a Museum in Boston - What of the exposure?

Should the admirers be less exposed to create a deeper silhouette?

Although I have plenty of photos I intend on posting I haven't added much moslty because I've been having trouble with this site loading. It takes forever and times-out. Only this site. I have no trouble with any others. Is anyone else having the same issues?

Thank you all for your comments. Warren, you dont have to be an expert to voice an opinion. This is art. :)

What a great photo! Its so simple yet so appealing. I love the composition and crop. genius!