Walter. I admire your pixel-perfect pictures as usual. I am sure you have taken years to perfect it. I also have been taking pictures since the early 80s. So the mediocre pictures of mine are my expressions, though they might not be as good as yours. I have also been a member of Leicaimages for over 3 years, having dumped over 1500 pictures over that period.
Please stay and continue you good work. I have dumped my last picture onto the Nickon site. Good bye.
I have waited for a few days for your helpful comment. Here is my "take".
As I was buffeted by the wind and rain on that morning, I saw the dark clouds, and this shaggy tree, with its unkempt branches, jutting into the sky in defiance. I snapped the shot, deliberately under-exposed to emphasise the stark nature of the contest. No. It was not pixel-perfect, sharp, nor pretty, and not meant to be.
We have to increase our engagement here a lot with lots of colorful images to "balance" out this overflow of "the other kind", Yuriy - that is all we CAN do ....
Thank you for Your support!
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The title is “approaching storm”. This is what I REALLY want to show. I welcome your comments on whether it is effective or on how it could be improved.
Lovely to see Ilford Pan F image again ! You have done well in managing the contrast.
Zooming in on image reminded me of Michelangelo Antonioni’s fin “ Blow Up”
Thoroughly enjoy your images !
Thank you. I wondered myself. There is a half-hidden figure behind her too. But, generally I shoot for the picture content, and won't scratch my head for too long. Just a bit.
I like the way which the composition is contained within the vertical "slats" of glass , like Modernist Art which emphasises the lady. Curious as to why the Perfumer is wearing a mask.
I regularly appreciate and enjoy your " Classic " photographic images , they are particularly satisfying in their monochrome film tonality with the emphasis on tonality , texture, and form.
Thank you, guys, for the 'Like' and also for the kind comment from micpic069 and yuriylux! The month of June is special to us Norwegians, as the evening light lasts until midnight - so we have a long photo-day!
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Please stay and continue you good work. I have dumped my last picture onto the Nickon site. Good bye.