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Simple sky, just one color and black, and a cluttered frame from the trees. Does it

work?

Cloudy day, early morning, sea ad clouds merging seamlessly in

monochrome shades. A kind o photo of nothing. Maybe it works only

for myself?

Although simply due to an obvious error (didn't expect such long exposure

from P setting...) I suspect it works?

I like the artificial look that night lights shed over the different buildings in

Florence historical center (standard warm street lights everywhere, colder

lights on Santa Maria del Fiore cathedral). It reminds me of a theatre

scenography, and I tried to emphasize this feeling with a telephoto

perspective. Does it work?

In the middle of nothing, only one man and his opposite (his reflection). Inspiring and intriguing...

Great. I love the parallel and smooth transition from the more saturated/more detailed/more crowded/darker front hills and the softer/less textured/lighter/lonely far ones. And the light is superb. 

Dear Radu, thannks for your comments. Yes, it's nature beauty as it has been for thousands of years, and this why I'll never get tired to wake up early, walk and shoot. But from the point of view of other photographers, this also means that millions of them have had the chance, in nearly two centuries, to capture it in a better way than me....

An attempt at capturing sunrise shades. Quite a cliche, I admit. However,

comments welcome.

Clean, realistic and at the same time bit zen. I love it. 

../photodb/photo?photo_id=8334454Here is the green version, just in case anyone is interested...

http://photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=8334454

I already posted a color (green over green) version of this, but I found it

might also work (in a different way) in B&W. Comments welcome.

Thanks all for your kind comments. Actually, the Boca district is so childishly colourful (reminds me of lego baby constructions...) that's it's very easy and fun to play with lines, colors and geometries.

Early morning. Lightroom tone remapping to equilibrate sky and cloister.

Comments welcome.

Stephen, may be this version is a better balanced one. 

Thanks all for your input.

I also had the feeling that B&W was better and more natural, but I  was looking for somebody else opinion . Thanks all for your opinion (and, of course, no need to be sorry if you dislike any photo of mine, Richard, critique is for that!)

Color (Lightroom boosted) version of yesterday B&W shot.

Comments welcome.

Black and white version of a dawn photo of Montasio, from Dogna

valley, trying to highlight the single forest curtains. Does it work?