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Your captures of color, composition, DOF, and perspective in the differing conditions in each church, are outstanding.  Please continue to post them for us.

Nice photo.  Your Phoenix 100 sure gets better shots than mine.  Maybe it's the photographer (ho ho).  It is good to see you doing such nice work with it as it keeps me trying.  Keep 'em coming.

Ron, I second Patsy.  You nailed the shot.  Good work.

No technical comments other than I hope you didn't get your camera/lens wet.  The photo caught my interest because it portrays so much about many of our young women...Impatient, impractical (the shoes), nothing will get in their way.  Good thing too, cause we need their talents.

Nice work, Dennis.  The composition is very effective, using the reflections, the spillway, and the rills in the foreground.

This picture "attracts" with water, sky and foliage.  The light is perfect and that's not a word I throw around.  No wonder you want to return.

Karen - The light, color, and tones are great.  This bird should pay you a handsome fee.

Hi L.J.,

This is a good capture of a beautiful and elusive subject.  Someone must have had a bad day, to stop by just to say "nothing interesting"  Keep the photos coming.

Heck of a capture, Mark.  Wouldn't have been any better with a D700.

Very well done, Ben.

Thanks for your cloud photos, Dianne.  I want to be able to do better at this, but my shots came out like yours, just not what I want.  Thanks to Andrew and Libby for their tips. 

Very attractive capture of her beauty and the colors of the folk costume and surroundings.

....or maybe, he just doesn't give a Hoot.  Nice job, Linda.

Joyous!  Well done.

Top maks for this work, Andrew.  I have a hunch you could photograph Klaudia in a Rhomboid, and produce terrific results.

Creative, skillful, and dramatic.  Congratulations.

Mark, did you happen to take a camera count?  The dolt on the kiosk roof looks like the only one without.

Nice shot, Carol.  Did you think about B&W to "mood it up" a little?

Very skilled use of light.  Reminiscent of stills of Linda Darnell, Jane Russell, et al, circa 1940's.

When Dan Jenkins was writing about golf, he said it best...."Dead solid, perfect".

Keep you work coming, for us all to enjoy.

This and the "car park" portrait are very different, and yet in both you seem to focus on the eyes.  Interesting.

A portrait with much feeling.  Happily, not overly PP'd.  Nice work. 

Superior!  Wonderful capture of a wonderful effort by model.

How were you able to anticipate this shot?  5 Stars, Monte.

Exceptional shot!  Hand held, from a kayak yet.