Matt, not very far away at all. The lens was my 80mm Zeiss from my Hasselblad on my D700. I'd say they were not farther than 10-15 ft.

I should think walking in those shoes would take a bit of skill. However, they seemed to have mastered the technique.
--Bob

Thanks, Psjunkie. There were certain color contrasts that just didn't seem to work as well in black and white. Part of what I really liked about this photograph is that the lens I used had minimal coating. It was from the mid 60s. There were certain nuances of color that I felt really needed to stay...

Minnie, I'd love to meet up with you in New Orleans. Unfortunately, I started a camera project that is going to dip into my travel funds. I'll keep that in mind for next year.
--Bob

Thank you, Ernst. I appreciate your stopping by and especially your comment.
--Bob

--Bob

Thank you very much, Dave. I always appreciate your visits and comments.
--Bob

Thank you, Minnie, for the extremely kind words. I'm very appreciative of your visit and comments. The concrete "whatever it is" is an underpass which allows bike riders and people walking to cross under a rather busy street. The path follow the edge of a few man made lakes in the park area. This ar...

Thanks, Psjunkie. It's a combination of exposure and development along with the capabilities of the scanning software I use. From there it's off to PS and a new approach I'm using doing Zonal Processing. It seems to work really well. This is the first time I've tried it on a scanned negative. I've s...

--Bob

Thank you very much, Ernst. I appreciate your stopping by and commenting.
--Bob