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York Minster from the Bar Walls
Intrinsicate1 commented on andrewatkinson's gallery image in Architecture
Excellent composition and lighting. -
What an outstanding image.! Great composition and wonderful lighting. I love the way the pilings are almost reflections of the skyscrapers. -
Another winner! The lighting, the pose and the expression are all perfect. Definitely something to revisit again and again. -
Philip, you do come up with truly startling images! An exquisite pose. The image will remain with me for a long time. Thank you! I keep meaning to disconnect from this site, there is so much inferior stuff now, but the chance of seeing one more of your beautiful photographs keeps me here. Michael -
[[show-photo-18627358]] These are Western Bluebirds. Nice composition. Lazuli Bunting below. -
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Fight for the territory - (Egretta alba)
Intrinsicate1 commented on Giangiorgio Crisponi's gallery image in Wildlife
Gorgeous! It is always a pleasure when you post one of your exquisite golden images. Thank you. -
Wonderful shot, magnificent creatures. Was this in the wild? If so, what an achievement! You hear of people tracking snow leopards for a very long time, often without even any sightings, let alone any photographs. -
Lovely image. Very well posed and lit. Could wish it was in higher resolution, and that the chair didn't get in the way of the model's legs. Otherwise, very nice work. -
Exceptionally beautiful image. A lovely breath of freedom, in these clositered covid days. The light, the subdued colours, the composition - all perfect. Hard to see how it could be improved! Thank you. -
Landing - ( Phoenicopterus roseus)
Intrinsicate1 commented on Giangiorgio Crisponi's gallery image in Wildlife
I knew at once this was one of yours, Giangiorgio! Nobody does it better. -
Magnificent! Such an attractive pose, and lovely gentle lighting. -
Beautiful pose, allowing us to contemplate her, as she contemplates the world. She could almost be a Caryatid, supporting a Greek temple! Clever way of showing both profiles simultaneously. Very atmospheric image. Pity the mirror image was clipped in the mirror. Thank you. -
Bravo, again! I love her challenging expression. -
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A stirring and powerful pose: much appreciated. I wonder why you cropped so much from the top? -
Beautiful composition. Perfect subject for monochrome. The picture shows very well how the stonework of the old abbeys and cathedrals was both massive and yet delicate. I think this must be Whitby. Amazing how much has survived after almost a thousand years. Nothing like that here in Arizona for an ex-patriote to gaze on! Thank for posting such a powerful series. -
Unusual and memorable image, beautifully executed. Thank you. -
SouthWest Nebraska Homestead
Intrinsicate1 commented on Meera Seabaugh's gallery image in Black and White
Lovely image, perfect in monochrome. You can almost sense the ghosts of dead homesteaders. A pleasure to find a thoughtful photograph: this site has declined so much in the last year or two. Thanks for posting. -
The old Nevada mining towns, like Tonopah, Rhyolite and Nelson, of course, are great subjects: this is one of the nicest renditions I have seen. You seem to have a great feel for showing how the natural world quickly reclaims man’s efforts. Very nice composition. -
No matter how hard I try, I can’t see the wench! Love the winch, though. -
What a great shot! A poignant commentary on the transient nature of human construction. I love the way the only pronounced colour is rust: so appropriate. The seagulls will still be there, when everything else has collapsed into the sea. Where was this taken? Michael -
Beautiful, romantic image.. I think the presence of modern houses and overhead wires in the bottom left corner slightly spoils the effect. Did you think of removing them, or cropping them out? You obviously have a great affection for ruined castles, which I share. Thank you for posting such a fine photograph. Michael
