denis kaufman

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I took this quite a few years ago (1978) and recently found the print

in a box, scanned and posted it. Your comments are welcomed.

The racetrack is a small one attached to the Washington County

Fairgrounds. I saw the horses in harness rig exercising on a

Saturday morning.

This was taken at the commuter rail stop at Stuttgart-Vaihingen.

Your critiques are welcome.

This was taken at the commuter rail stop in Stuttgart-Vaihingen. Your

criques are welcome.

Please critique. Thank you.

Just an old gate near my house. When I see this pasture entrance I

know it is almost time to turn.

I love this. What else is there to say. Thank you!

Mickey is a West Highland White Terrier who likes to help his buddy

John do chores. Please critique.

Traveling carnivals are a staple feature in the northern Shenandoah

valley. Always good for a scary ride and a case of indigestion (from

the funnel cakes and hot dogs). Please critique.

I like the counterpoint of the quiet, calm, conversation going on at the far table, and the more animated conversation occuring at the the near table. One of the photographers I most admire, Henri Cartier-Bresson, took some amazing photographs of people doing the most ordinary things, like jumping over a puddle or playing ball in the street. So, I like to watch people and--sometimes--to capure them in a moment like this one.

A popular watering hole in Brussels

Another sign of vanishing Virginia. Please critique.

Kellen,

 

I really enjoy this photo. It reminds me of many places in the Northern Shenandoah Valley and West Virginia's Eastern Panhandle.

 

About the square format; my favorite framing format (when I can get away with it) is an 8" X 8" print in a 12" X 12" frame. Square is very cool....

 

Denis

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Please critique. Thanks.

I took this picture, from a restaurant patio, on the spur of the moment. I intended to crop away the foreground leaving the "classic" shot of Diamond Head that everyone takes. Then I decided to leave the forground in beacause that is the way most people who see Diamond Head actually see it; from a window or a car.

Please critique. Does the foreground detract?

Please critique. Thanks.

Please critique

Please critique. Thank you

Lovely photo. The sharpness clouds and the detail of the bridge structure are fantastic.

Please critique. Thank you.

Nick,

 

I've been off Photo Net for a while and thought I'd log in and see who is doing what. I like your Lomography folder and really like this shot. I shall have to try the technique you describe for achieving this wide-angle effect.

The image itself is haunting with the two walkers slipping out of the frame.

 

Cheers,

 

Denis

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