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Ernst-Ulrich Schafer wrote:Here is another one from our session.

The lighting is beautiful, prop placement perfect, and that expression is perfect. Something to be proud of for sure! S-

Ernst-Ulrich Schafer wrote:I invited her to visit if she would bring along her violin.

Part familiar part ethereal and all beautiful! Wow! S-

- If you don't mind me asking, what brought you to think to make an image like this? Had you tried this in the past or do you just see it and think...?

I found this salamander under a rock in my badly neglected and overgrown front yard garden which I have been endeavoring to restore to a respectable state. Of course I had to photo it so I carefully replaced the rock and ran to get my camera. After taking a couple of photos, I removed it to some ro...

Thanks, Steve. I hate the pillar, too, but the reason for the angle was to get the entire shadow. It was the shadow that attracted me in the first place. I only made one exposure. I probably could have done a study but it's in an art gallery, not a museum, so I felt a little hesitant to photograph ...

DJ Chinn Chilla I was searching through my archives last night and accidentally came across this one from a DJ battle competition in 2013. This DJ and I share the same last name, but even though there may be some relation, it seems it may be further down the tree. This is one of many DJ's that I to...

minniev wrote:Stairs

I love the stairs but wonder if a bit more contrast would make them stand out more.

And I'm curious what you think of the crop on the second? S-

Psjunkie wrote:If if just a bit was ok, then if you really didn't want it.......

This really changes the overall mood of the setting. S-

A noontime visit to Fort Gaines was not conducive to outside photography but the underbelly of the old civil war fort was fun to play in. All feedback is appreciated, edits welcome. I had a lot of trouble with lens fogging even though I conditioned the camera/lens in a way that has worked for me mo...

Ernst-Ulrich Schafer wrote:Another image from the series. Taken during a visit to PT.

You make me want to bear the heat and go look for abstracts! S-

Hi, Steve, This is an infra-red image and, as such, is the result of exposing the sensor ONLY to light of the near-infrared spectrum. All wavelengths of visible light have been blocked and only the near-infrared wavelengths have been passed by the R72 filter screwed on the lens. So the filters you ...