AGeoJO wrote:
The MUA told me later on that Rachel's hair was Bardot-inspired. To those of you out there that know/remember BB, there is only one meaning: you are old !
Lovely images (and now I finally understand why chamomile tea looks the way it does).
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Dougo wrote:
A couple of the camp spots we enjoyed while we were away.
Sony 16-35
I've really enjoyed all of the pictures you've posted recently. That's what the Australian landscape really looks like and, even if I haven't been to the places you've photographed, I've have the same emotional response to their harsh beauty.
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digital_AM wrote:
Mission Concepcion room with a view
Batis 18
Beautiful framing and perfect timing, not just the instant but the time of day.
Gunzorro wrote:
Shuko -- I've been meaning to compliment your photos for their striking nature. Every portrait is engaging and demanding of the viewer, smile or no smile. Thank you!!
Thank you for your kind words! I find model photoshoots etc. too fake/boring. I try to do all my shots as "candid" while hanging around with friends or during hobbies (taekwondo mostly). Yes, I'm the guy who goes around with camera and annoys everyone else. If I end up getting something I like, good. If not, nothing was lost.
I almost hate coming to this thread. Quality of most every post is great, but I can never keep up, get busy for a day or two and we're 10 pages on. Great work all, you keep me working to improve.
Forced myself to use the Sony 28/2 yesterday on a grey day. I like its vignette at f/2, and think I got SOOC B&W about where I want it. Just a few shots from the afternoon.
Great shot Robert
Really nice streetshot Dale
Rene and Bob .. superb shot as always
Peire: Fantastic set... I say it again very nice colors
Helena : Wow ! love your work
Sry I playing around in different programs
Sony A7 + Carl Zeiss Distagon T* 2.8/21 ZF 2 by Ronny Olsson, on Flickr