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Hi Anthony, this was taken back in 1988 maybe? I used a Mamiya 2 1/4, silver print, hand-colored. This was in Vaison-la-Romaine in the south of France. I'm not sure where you would have seen my print, probably someone else's print of the same place. :-) Thank you for your lovely comment.

Absolutely lovely. Wonderful composition, light, and texture. Makes me want to follow the path to find a lovely terrace restaurant to sit and eat Calimari.

Gorgeous portrait. The lighting, the colors, the pose and expression. Beautiful.

I think it's cropped perfectly. Very nice image. Good contrast of textures.

Wojtek,

Forgive me for contacting you this way, but for some reason my emails to you always bounce and the link to your website is no longer valid.

I LOVE your work and would very much like to feature you on my blog, Photo Artist Textures+. It is a blog on creative post-processing.

You can see other featured artists under the category: Inspiration/Featured Artists or Photographer Interviews.

I'm a member of Photo.net and you should be able to email me here or use the contact page on the website.

I would so love to feature your work!

Leslie

Thank so much, Christel. Yes, I just discovered Christoper Vest and I LOVE his work. In fact, I am working on a feature piece on him for my blog, Photo Artist Textures. You may want to check the blog out, I have tutorials. Thanks again for your lovely comment.

Thank you, John. I appreciate your comment. I enjoyed your photography.

Love this. Do you remember approx where this was? I grew up in New Mexico.

Oh my. Wonderful delicateness. Like a Japanese painting

Outstanding. Thanks for the link as well.

I love what you've done here.

I like the two views and you've done an excellent treatment with the design.

This is gorgeous. Your work inspires me so much!

Wonderful photo and fantastic treatment.

I'm hard pressed to not say nearly all your work are my favorites, but this one is one of the favorites of my favorites!

Perfect focus on this. Excellent choice to have mostly monochromatic with the warm glow on the chairs and tables. Excellent post-processing.

I love this. I have a great fondness for beer labels. I don't actually drink much myself, but I find the labels to be a wonderful genre of art. Love the type, love the shapes and I always favored the ones with birds like this one!

Gorgeous contrast between the bright glow of dawn with the glow of orange lights in the still darkened land. I lived on a boat for 14 years and that is what I loved. How incredible the light was and how it shifted within the day and seasons.

Thanks for this lovely photo that brings a bit of nostalgia for me.

Hi, sorry I didn't see this comment sooner. I photographed the Osteospermum against a blue background and it was in a blue glass vase. I then added a texture layer in Photoshop that was a section of blue in a painting - but had some nuances in it. I added another texture layer that had the "scratches" - then I put a mask to clean away the texture only in the center of the flower. Cheers! I'd have to go look at what my settings were for the texture layers. Hmmm. Maybe I'll do a video on this.

Thank you for your comments. I appreciate you taking the time to look. I'm just starting to develop a series of Still Lifes with texture layer treatments. I try to use textures to enhance the actual photo, so a good base photograph is important to me. I didn't mention the technique at first as I was curious to see what the initial impressions would be.

Working on some more. :-)

I would appreciate your thoughts on this still life and the technique.

Thanks!

You've truly mastered your style. Your photographs have a story.

I think I could easily comment on and favorite nearly every one of your images!

Lovely! I like the restraint you use. Just enough pp to make the mood.

Gorgeous portrait. I love the pp you've done on this as well.