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I love all the curves. This photo keeps me looking and I never grew tired of it.

Wonderful and majestic! Thanks Radu for the warm Christmas wishes. My wish for you and your family is to stay healthy and happy this year and may God's hand be upon you and yours and may he bless you with more of his wonders. Happy New Year Radu!

Thank you. I really enjoyed these moments. And yes, Joy I have some sessions to do.

Gerry,

 

It is unusual photo and is a part of a series. A bit deceptive, however what you are looking at the an antique glass of scented powder and a powder puff. And it not a veil but a large piece of tulle she was working with. I was just having some fun.

 

 

Hi Vikas,

 

I agree with William, the tones are very nice, there is a lot going on in this photo but it works.

 

John and Gerry thanks so much for your insight and great advise. I will take all of what you guys said and give it a whirl. I am learning so much on the website, more than I could have ever imagined. Thank you, thank you and thank you!

Any comment welcome

All comments welcome.

Thanks Gunga Jim

Hi Radu,

 

You have more than my permission to manipulate my photos. I agree this looks so much more old and fierce, a force to be reckoned with. I have Photoshop but not Colorefexpro-4. I will have to look into this program. You know I actually have this photo laser printed on a metal sheet and it looks so much sharper on the metal. But you have taken it to a whole new level. Thank you so very much!

Thank you kind sir!

This is so lovely. The colors are so vivid and you have great detail. Many macro photos seem very soft but this one is crisp and bold. The only thing you may consider is cropping out that last petal at the bottom right. Well done!

Hi Laurent, thanks for the good advise and kind words, I just want you to know that I really like your work!

Wow, thanks Starvy.

I actually took this photo at 6:35 am and I was needing some time for myself and Iron Creek which is located in SD is just an amazing spot.

Interesting view and how you took the photo. Shows your creativity. Very nice

Interesting...

My eyes automatically go their brightly colored costumes but it is the visual stimulus of their red/white shoes that keeps me interested and looking for more things on the pavement.

Thank you Ernest

I took this shot out of my office window, right before I was heading home from work.

What Wayne said, I agree Radu

Ooh Lovely Ray, well done! I will do that!

Thank you William

Thanks Roldao,

 

I found this abandoned dilapidated house in the middle of a wheat field. Also cows and calves were allowed to pasture in this field and they would lean up against this home. There was also a dead skunk in one of the rooms. I almost took a picture of it. Anyways I love the lead paint it really keeps its color.

Ok, so I had to look at this again, it is a fascinating photo. If I could find anything slightly off it would be the boulder in the middle. It is a bit distracting and I may have deleted it. It keeps my eyes from moving inward towards the mist and further into the woods. I want to move the boulder to see what lies behind it. But my husband disagrees. Anyways, I still give it a (6).

What a gorgeous photo. Surreal and haunting. You captured it beautifully. Love, love , love it... And I do not think that the bright spot at the top of the photo is a distraction. I think it adds to the photo. It's natural and very much a part of this photo. (6)

Thanks, Frederico :)

Thanks Wayne!