james_chen8

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Ds with FA35</p>

<p><a href="../photodb/user?user_id=4634230">Chune-Hoong Pong</a> I'm huge roast duck fan.</p>

<p>Here's my contribute to POW, a giant lichen.</p><div></div>

<p>Dave, thank you. I like your "botanical nightmare", love the colors and details.</p>

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Andrew,<br>

Thank you for your frank and kind comments, apologise for getting back to you so late.</p>

<p>JamesC</p>

<p>Vegard, Thank YOU, glad you like it. This and other POW are indeed an incredible collection of some very fine images.<br>

I like your pic; "First Apple Picking (southern hemisphere)", very much, content and subject and isolation, bokeh etc... right on for me. In addition to all that, the skin tone & exposure is just perfect. Lovely portraiture.<br>

I too enjoy Javier Gutierrez's 2nd shot of the city of angels, it pops for me. Love the sun light on the foreground, the cloud separation and isolation of taller buildings in the background, just works out right for me.</p>

<p>JamesC</p>

<p><a href="../photodb/user?user_id=3848494">@ George C. ;</a> HulaHoop, like this street shot very much; such happy expressive faces, great colors and the shadows all comes together nicely. The highlights' not soon much an issue for me, just like what you got here.</p>

<p>James</p>

<p>1st post...</p>

<p><img src="../photo/8392605&size=lg" alt="train track" /></p><div></div>