[Hattifnatt]

Madalina (natural light, FA 77).

[acoufap]

Most certainly a wolf pack....It was one of Tarantino's first films...it is very dark but if you like his other films, rent this one...

Thank you! I at least like the movie Django Unchained very much.

[zzeitg]

Revuenon 55mm f/1.2

[Oktyabr]

K3ii + M 50 f/1.7

[NS_Sailor]

Snow on the branch Bokeh

[ivanvernon]

Bokeh found walking around after the snows have all disappeared.

[iheiramo]

M150/3.5:

[pepperberry farm]

[ivanvernon]

Like the stuff you find to phograph. There is a distinctiveness that lets me identify your work without seeing your name on it. Keep up the good work, just spare the chairs for another day or two. :>)

[D. Obermann]

Bonsai Dobi Bokeh @ f/2.8
f/2.8 DOF is still to tight for bat ears, eyes and this gigantic nose ...



K 1:1.8/85; (~ 1975 - 1977) + K-1; @f/2.8;
linked 2 ooc jpg crop

[pepperberry farm]

Like the stuff you find to phograph. There is a distinctiveness that lets me identify your work without seeing your name on it. Keep up the good work, just spare the chairs for another day or two. :>)

thank you - it has taken several years, but I think I've finally found my 'voice' as a photographer....

[simple1]

thank you - it has taken several years, but I think I've finally found my 'voice' as a photographer....

And what a voice it is.

Like ivanvernon said, your pictures have a distinctive quality such that they can be identified without looking at the name. They are a pleasure to view.

[onlineflyer]

thank you - it has taken several years, but I think I've finally found my 'voice' as a photographer....

I don't know what 'voice' lessons you've taken but the results are outstanding. I continue to marvel at your photos and wonder how much time you spend on the craft, both behind the camera and in post. The thing I really like about your work is the natural beauty of every photo, no need to manipulate through pp.

[pepperberry farm]

And what a voice it is.

Like ivanvernon said, your pictures have a distinctive quality such that they can be identified without looking at the name. They are a pleasure to view.

thank you

I don't know what 'voice' lessons you've taken but the results are outstanding. I continue to marvel at your photos and wonder how much time you spend on the craft, both behind the camera and in post. The thing I really like about your work is the natural beauty of every photo, no need to manipulate through pp.

thank you - no actual lessons, just shooting every day and working with the camera/lens extensively has given me the ability to use them more comfortably than when I first picked them up....

one caveat, however: every shot I post has been post-processed; I shoot jpeg's exclusively, and every one has been processed before I upload/post to flickr... I try to enhance/capture what my eye/mind sees when I shot the image, but nothing is SOOC for me...

[WPRESTO]

I have a photo "voice" as well. Regrettably, not only do I have strep throat, laryngitis, and post nasal drip, but also a frog has gotten in there (he covers my efforts at nature photography)