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Photo by JT • Last comment by JT • On 04-06-16 07:31

steve g wrote: I get that a lot too. \n\n\n Thats funny. She was actually being friendly and goofing off.

Photo by walter2 • Last comment by walter2 • On 04-04-16 09:33

Thank you for Your 'Like' to this image, HYS!!

Photo by walter2 • Last comment by walter2 • On 04-04-16 09:26

Merci beaucoup, JeanBer52!

Photo by mitresg • Last comment by mitresg • On 04-02-16 05:02

Thank you. The tripod was quite low, and, I was thinking of depth-of-field. The original image was much higher in quality, but I had to reduce its size considerably.

Photo by JT • Last comment by JT • On 03-31-16 16:37

walter2 wrote: Man! The Brand-New D5? How does it feel? And a totally unknown (to me!) Zeiss-lens to go with it...you are one lucky guy! get to try all the latest stuff. Congrats, Jorge. :-)\n\n\n Walter, the D5 is big and heavy. I still can't decide if its for me or not. The Zeiss glass is about as heavy as the camera :) Today I purchased an inexpensive 50mm 1.8 that weighs as much as a bottle cap and I am very impressed.

Photo by walter2 • Last comment by walter2 • On 03-31-16 11:37

Shtarka1 - thank you for the 'Like'! :-)

Photo by mitresg • Last comment by mitresg • On 03-31-16 07:28

Thank you. Those blue ropes look uncommonly fresh. Usually things are old and older in the garden.

Photo by mitresg • Last comment by mitresg • On 03-31-16 01:07

Thank you. I was in the rainforest. This might be more haze than mist.

Photo by mitresg • Last comment by mitresg • On 03-26-16 07:17

Thank you. Notice there is a wire running up the tree? I went around the tree but none of the other sides looked right at the top. Glad you liked this.

Photo by mitresg • Last comment by mitresg • On 03-25-16 09:01

Thank you. In Singapore, trees are planned, mostly used to line roads. They tend to be linear. A "forest" may be found in parks. Not the huge ones you see in Europe; just a few. So, I have to find an angle to make it look more like, well, a "forest". Make do.

Photo by mitresg • Last comment by mitresg • On 03-24-16 16:59

This is an "unnatural" nature shot. I am glad you liked it. The little climb into the forest has been heavily used. There is a construction site nearby, with at least 60 foreign workers. Recently the police discovered a prostitution den in the forest. Might explain the foot-path's heavy usage. "If you see St. Annie, please tell her 'Thanks a lot.'", Bob Dylan.

Photo by walter2 • Last comment by walter2 • On 03-23-16 08:22

Thank you, jean-ber52 for the 'Like'!

Photo by mitresg • Last comment by mitresg • On 03-21-16 14:39

Thank you. Someone's high hope for this side-street has not materialised in business, but his visions in design have not been wasted. This scene looks good in B&W, but I like its muted colours.

Photo by akul • Last comment by akul • On 03-18-16 12:29

Philippe, adphotgraphy - Thank you so much !

Photo by mrbiglens • Last comment by JT • On 03-18-16 10:55

You haven't posted in a while :( I miss your eye candy :D

Photo by mitresg • Last comment by mitresg • On 03-17-16 20:41

I am a new Nikon user. The alley was very dim (before 6am), yet the D750 seems to retain good tone without excessive grain, even in high ISO. Thank you.

Photo by mitresg • Last comment by mitresg • On 03-17-16 20:36

I had my D750 ready when i Saw the split girl. The man was with a young girl (Notice the shooter). When she went off to toilet, I had my chance. The 750 is good in this.

Photo by akul • Last comment by mitresg • On 03-16-16 07:03

Nice use of shadow and subdue colour.

Photo by walter2 • Last comment by walter2 • On 03-15-16 00:20

Many thanks to Lance B for his 'Like' to this one.

Photo by mitresg • Last comment by mitresg • On 03-14-16 12:23

Thank you. I was attracted by their sullen mood.

Photo by mitresg • Last comment by mitresg • On 03-13-16 15:46

Two black holes looking wordlessly at the photographer. Still too young for iPads. Rabbits are the current craze. Thank you for liking this charming girl.