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The thrill of hiking to 14,000 ft and then still be surrounded by peaks reaching an additional 11,000 ft. -
new An interpretation of Alex Grey's 'Godself'
brucebloy commented on siwanowicz's gallery image in Uncategorized
I am curious about how this image was constructed. Very striking, as are others in the group. -
Captured on a gray day from the neighborhood of Montmartre. -
The scene at the side of the road required me to stop and catch this. -
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Gregory and Verena -- Thank you for the comment. An earlier version of this had a tighter cropping (which was well received). But I adjusted it to contrast the brightness of the window and the delicateness of the lace with the rough and dark wood. A number of folks have compared some of my images to Wyeth's, which I take as a great compliment. My father-in-law was a 50's/60's painter in Lancaster, PA and studied with NC Wyeth. -
Hahaha!!!! I love doing this to sharply reflected images. Make the viewer scratch their heads ...but it gets their attention. -
Thanks to you all for your comments. It's great being back on PN after a 10 year absence. I've a lot of photos to catch up. I'm flattered by the response to this image. Thanks again. -
Thank you, George for your comment. -
Sunrise on the Nepalese village of Muktinath at 14,000 feet near the Tibetan border. -
Ladder leading up to the Gila Cliff dwellings, Silver City, NM
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Shadows and Light
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Simplicity ...Yes! -
Jellyfish - (Cotylorhiza tubercolata)
brucebloy commented on Giangiorgio Crisponi's gallery image in Underwater
A great combination of interesting features and great color. Thanks for posting. -
Franz -- I'm still striving for "perfect". But I'm pretty happy with this shot. Thanks so much for the comment. -- Bruce -
Thank you for the comment Laurent. I like this image largely because it isn't the "traditional" shot of the entire complex from above. (Of which I have many.) Warm Regards - Bruce -
A vivid depiction of the rugged terrain of Death Valley. Nice capture. -
Captured at the basin of Yosemite Falls, the spray from the falls and the resulting rapids.
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A view from the inside -
Wow ...quite a shot. Kudos -
Wonderful contrasting lines, both vertical and horizontal. Add to that the "tunnel effect". Very fine!-- Regards, Bruce -
Mike - Thank you.
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Thanks Gary for the comment. I had never thought of it in "Japanese Print", but I see what you mean. Thanks -- Bruce
