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The wing shots are quite simply superb, Derek, very strong and delicate at the same time. The first abstract is grand also.
Comment by Sry posted on Never shot one of these before at 23/06/2019 - 21:19
Quite an original "snap", looks good to me!
Comment by Sry posted on Lacking mojo - snap of a swan at 21/06/2019 - 21:02
Very nice, all three, but the third's fragility makes it my favorite.
Comment by Sry posted on Wet Garden Macros at 21/06/2019 - 21:00
Love those puffins - 8 is my choice, composition and colours are top notch.
Comment by Sry posted on Saltee Island at 21/06/2019 - 20:49
The whole set is well detailed and framed but the tram shots work best for me, telling a story I seem to be more sensitive to.
Comment by Sry posted on Been away for a while...here's some pics at 21/06/2019 - 20:44
Thanks for your input, Bill, much appreciated. And thanks for bringing Minor White to my attention, I had never heard of him and will be reading up.
Comment by Sry posted on Fun in the bamboo patch - first experiments... at 21/06/2019 - 09:40
davidwozhere wrote:
I think I would stay away from that place from the look of these
There certainly are some strange and spooky creatures out there - I dare say I'm rather attracted to them...I think I would stay away from that place from the look of these
pschlute wrote:
Nice work. No. 3 looks like a wave from a visiting alien.
Couldn't quite figure what that one was about. Thanks for the tip!Nice work. No. 3 looks like a wave from a visiting alien.
Lubbyman wrote:
a howling wolf in Nos. 1 and 2.
a howling wolf in Nos. 1 and 2.
Definitely a howling something I was thinking more of a dementor-type creature
Lubbyman wrote:
No. 4 is the highlight for me - totally abstract, until part of a face appeared in the top right corner. And having seen the face once, it won't go away!!
No. 4 is the highlight for me - totally abstract, until part of a face appeared in the top right corner. And having seen the face once, it won't go away!!
I struggled a bit trying to bring it out discreetly enough that it isn't necessarily the first thing you see. Once you have though, I agree it cannot be unseen!
Thank you all for your thoughts.
Comment by Sry posted on Fun in the bamboo patch - first experiments... at 16/06/2019 - 21:05
Definitely in your face, Geoff, and works very well!
Comment by Sry posted on Crunch - Paddy's Holen South Gare, Redcar, Cleveland, UK at 16/06/2019 - 20:46
Very nice, you certainly put that stacking technique to good use.
Comment by Sry posted on Flower Structure at 16/06/2019 - 20:41
