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Thanks a lot for your comment Laurent. No magic or levitation mode at all i am afraid. Actually it's an illusion, the guy is just 5 feet above sea level on a dissebarging rump, and yes, i stand high enough on the top floor of the ship looking straight down. More from this series to follow...

Thank you Antony!

It's an official event of the World High Diving Federation. These guys are well trained pros ( brave or crazy or both), the ramp is 25m (82f) and they do not jump unless there are to divers in the water below, just in case! Thanks for stopping by.

Thanks a lot Tony. PN is not my home anymore too. I upload more out of habit from time to time. Anyway, it's a pleasure" to see" old friends.

A real joy to look at Radu, bravoo.

A golden sand broom.Excellent abstract Leslie!!

Majestic b&w Tony and a real sence of road adveture!

Thanks a lot Leslie for all your support and comments. I don't visit PN that often any more so please forgive my delayed response. The man is washing away (with a strong pressure washer) algea from the wall of a water tank at the water treatment plant where i work.

Thanks again.

 

Ps. I wanted to include a relative image in my answer but i don't know if it's possible any more.

Mike, Radu, Leslie, thanks a lot for your comments.

Radu, i share the exact same thoughts with you. I used to have a site where anyone could check out my portfolio AT ONE GLANCE, now...

Unfortunately as i was checking "fotoblur" as an alternative site to move my photos the site closed!!!

Still searching though as i do feel homeless anymore here. I will let you known when i move.

Rain(Grey)bow?

When temperature drops near, or below, the freezing point, and the sea is still relatively

warm, water evaporates and creates steam over the surface which is sometimes

drawn upwards creating vortices called Steam Devils. Heraklion, Crete on Janauary

8th, 2017.

When temperature drops near, or below, the freezing point, and the sea is still relatively

warm, water evaporates and creates steam over surface which is sometimes drawn

upwards creating vortices called Steam Devils. Heraklion, Crete on Janauary 8th,

2017.

His photos will always remain alive, RIP, αναπαύσου εν ειρήνη πατριώτη.

Thanks for letting us known Sreten.

I think it can get a bit better Albano

Simple and excellent work Bela Laszlo, bravo!

Thank you John, we do appreciate it and wish you back the very-very best for the year to come.

Thank you all for your comments.

Still around and still very popular Jack, if it wasn't for this "neck problem" i would be bumping the other cars all the time i think.

Sbigniew initially i had the same thought but i prefered to let it so because i wanted the painting of the bumber car, both as an optical counterweight for that yellow surface on the right and as a designation of what you actually see (not all of you have Jack's and mine age).

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Hi Zbigniew, i wish you a happy new year.
I think that just one window would have given you the opportunity for a more balanced composition. Keep on shooting!

Imaginative, whimsical idea, great (with the exception of that vertical reflection) execution!!!

I get a strange sense of perfect lines and geometry arrangement. The warm orange-yellow light seems to be embracing the cold white car in the most protective way.

Full with anticipation, mystery and fear!!!

I can imagine the footprints of Caramelle on the sky as well Laurent!

The eternal Rome!!!
Great composition Mau.

Great work Mehmet, i love it. Time as humans just passing by!