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Ohhh...thank you, Leslie, I needed that! We've had a couple of deceptively warm days with rain recently...and then this morning, SMACKED in the face with winter again! Soft and beautiful.

--Nancy

Another beautifully done and sensitively handled portrait for the Paiken body of work...bravo, Lawrence!

Yes, I did try the "venerable" door in colour at first, but it just didn't highlight the texture and character enough. B&W just suits some subjects, I guess.

Take care, Nance

Another wonderful addition to your "Street Life" series...well, maybe not so much street in this case! Great stuff, Lawrence!

--Nance

Fantastic, Lawrence! It's as if the glass was cracked over top of a mounted photo. Very original and well-done.

--Nance

Wonderfully strong lines of composition here, Rueda! Bravo!

--Nancy

Fantastico! I love the gradation of tones into mist.

--Nancy

Beautiful study of an equally beautiful flower.

Bravo, Bob!

--Nancy

Great title and equally impressive image to go along with it. I love the treatment you've used--it's perfect here.

Thank you as well for the comment you made on my "Seaweed" image.

--Nancy

Ooooh--great point of view on this, Hussein! Lovely textures and colours, too.

--Nancy

This is really stunning, Tony--great detail in the building (this is your nearby park??!! Nice!) and of course, gorgeously exposed sky.

Cheers, Nancy

I've been meaning to tell you, John...this is an excellent portrait. Very natural. There's a story behind those wrinkles!

Wow--the juxtaposition is very striking, Christoph! A real fine art piece!

Cheers, Nancy

P.S. Thank you for the wonderfully positive comment on my Lunenburg Waterfront image!

What a fantastic point of view!! Quite unique.

Saludos, Nancy

Please view LARGER. "Old Town" Lunenburg was recognized in 1995

by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. It has remained largely

unchanged since its founding in 1753. Thanks for viewing!

New style lobster traps near Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia. Thanks for

your time!

If you used flash, it doesn't really show...the eye is more likely covered with the bird's "third eyelid" or nictating membrane as it is trying to shake loose one of the frozen berries. Great capture!! Wish it was a touch sharper.

Regards, Nancy

I only had my short telephoto with me when I spotted this Robin in berry

heaven. Thanks for viewing!