03-16-18

mitresg

Thank you. The chairs had a good night's rest, with legs up.

03-16-18

mitresg

Thank you. The deep shade had been accentuated by the use of film pushed 2 stops. Graininess OK?

03-16-18

walter2

Thank you, hys - both for the 'Like' and your kind comment of this image of the Old Town of Fredrikstad in Norway!

03-16-18

walter2

Thank you, yuriylux - for the 'Like' to this image!

03-16-18

hys

Sweet place, nice picture!

03-15-18

terence2

Well Done

03-14-18

akul

Thank you very much for your thought provoking comment.

03-14-18

walter2

Thank you, for your 'Like' - frs6co!

03-12-18

baraboowilli

Walter2 - Thank you for the "like." The annual car show in Iola, Wisconsin has over 2,000 classic cars. Lots of opportunities for great photos.

03-11-18

baraboowilli

Inanthedude - Thank you so much for the "like." Sorry for the slow response.
baraboowilli

03-11-18

walter2

Thank you, for Your very good and reality-based comment, micpic069 - appreciate Your effort in writing a few Words!
Best regards,
Walter

03-11-18

walter2

Thank you, photosphere42!

03-11-18

walter2

@ micpic069:
This is by far the best and most elaborated and well analized comment I have ever gotten on here. Thank you very much! It helps, of cours, that the landscape was photographed inside the very old garrison-town of Gamlebyen - one of the best preserved fortifications in Scandinavia.

Thank you - and Best wishes,
Walter from Norway

03-11-18

micpic069

You have retained a pleasing luminousity banishing the dark forest interpretation so often indulged in this type of image

03-11-18

micpic069

The Monochrome treatment is absolutely right and captures a gentle nostalgia for me. A pleasantly luminous light permeates the image and enhances all the textural details .

03-09-18

walter2

Thank you, also to chriseeo, hys and terence2 - for your 'Likes' to this old image!

03-08-18

akul

It is very effective. Beautiful shot.

03-07-18

mitresg

Thank you. I shot Delta 3200, for its graininess and high-contrast, to emphasize the graphical nature of the wooden bridge.

03-07-18

walter2

Thank you for your thoughts, rbsinto. This was by no means a planned portrait. The Viking happenede to walk by, in front of me where I stood ringside to photograph the annual Viking reenactment of a historical sword fight (see the rope-fence in the background?) and I had my 18-140mm on . I just took a chance and fired off a few shots as he walked by. By chance I got 1 hit, although this is heavily cropped.
Best regards,
Walter

03-06-18

rbsinto

Walter, this is a nice informal portrait, that could have been improved by pumping up the ISO enough to allow you to shoot wide open to shallow up the depth of field and eliminate somewhat the distracting background.
Alternately, cropping vertically both in front of, and behind the subject would get rid of the people in the background.
Robert