robklurfield
eclipse
Luigi, thanks for the kind words.
robklurfield
eclipse
two great images from David ....
Lawrence makes an electric switchbox look like a religious totem...
as if from outer space ... where are the aliens?
the look on this fellow's face is priceless....
Untitled - Photo 201169 © 2013 Davidbarbour
Untitled - Photo 201168 © 2013 Davidbarbour
Lawrence makes an electric switchbox look like a religious totem...
Urban Megalith © 2013 Lawrence A.
Wissant Bunker © 2013 Dustywalker
New life © 2013 Jelico
as if from outer space ... where are the aliens?
the look on this fellow's face is priceless....
2nd Avenue © 2013 Mlehrman
robklurfield
eclipse
a great series from Malvin...
slightly creepy, but rather nicely done....
what a match here between the man and the mannequin...
every image Stefan makes from this spot comes out well. if I were him, I'd set up a permanent perch here.
Untitled - Photo 201236 © 2013 Malvin
Untitled - Photo 201410 © 2013 Malvin
Untitled - Photo 201306 © 2013 Semrich
slightly creepy, but rather nicely done....
cupboard © 2013 Hidejoshi
Calais shelters © 2013 Dustywalker
what a match here between the man and the mannequin...
Teddy Boy © 2013 Olimonster
every image Stefan makes from this spot comes out well. if I were him, I'd set up a permanent perch here.
Rainy day women.... © 2013 Stefanjozef
robklurfield
eclipse
lynnb
Veteran
many thanks hteasley and Jim (barnwulf) for including my photo this week.
As always I'm thankful for the opportunity to see excellent pictures here that I missed during the week. My favourites have already been mentioned:
The unanswered questions in this photo of two people walking in opposite directions along the railway track drew me in to Alex's well composed shot. Why are they walking on the track? The man in the uniform looks official and has a purposeful stride. Perhaps the other man is a workman. I wonder did they greet as they passed? I'd guess not. I also liked the processing.
I'd entirely missed this photo by Bostanem until Luigi mentioned it. Very nice composition in light, shade and tones.
Richard G's picture of the seamstress, looking interrupted and somewhat annoyed, has a domestic intimacy I really like
and Richard's (Semrich) night tram photo is one I would love to see as a print. A conversation travelling through time and space, the tram's headlights showing the way
Semrich's night photo of life on the streets drew me in with its warmth and humanity
Doomster's beautiful photo captures the innocent wonder of it all
Dustywalker's end-of-the-world photo shows the futility of human ambition in the sea of time - in a beautiful moody photo.
Barnwulf's (Jim's) trademark composition and that cheeky black leg peeking around the corner got my attention in this shot.
I liked Doomster's framing against the sky, and careful composition in this rural scene
Chris7521's darkly atmospheric night shot reminded me of The Spy Who Came In From The Cold, or any other Le Carre plot. I half expected to see George Smiley standing in the shadows.
I cracked up when I first saw Bushwick1234's wonderful shot of the bride and groom next to the overflowing dumpster, a dog possibly preparing to pee on her leg. Wedding photography at its finest
As always I'm thankful for the opportunity to see excellent pictures here that I missed during the week. My favourites have already been mentioned:
The unanswered questions in this photo of two people walking in opposite directions along the railway track drew me in to Alex's well composed shot. Why are they walking on the track? The man in the uniform looks official and has a purposeful stride. Perhaps the other man is a workman. I wonder did they greet as they passed? I'd guess not. I also liked the processing.
I'd entirely missed this photo by Bostanem until Luigi mentioned it. Very nice composition in light, shade and tones.
Richard G's picture of the seamstress, looking interrupted and somewhat annoyed, has a domestic intimacy I really like
and Richard's (Semrich) night tram photo is one I would love to see as a print. A conversation travelling through time and space, the tram's headlights showing the way
Semrich's night photo of life on the streets drew me in with its warmth and humanity
Doomster's beautiful photo captures the innocent wonder of it all
Dustywalker's end-of-the-world photo shows the futility of human ambition in the sea of time - in a beautiful moody photo.
Barnwulf's (Jim's) trademark composition and that cheeky black leg peeking around the corner got my attention in this shot.
I liked Doomster's framing against the sky, and careful composition in this rural scene
Chris7521's darkly atmospheric night shot reminded me of The Spy Who Came In From The Cold, or any other Le Carre plot. I half expected to see George Smiley standing in the shadows.
I cracked up when I first saw Bushwick1234's wonderful shot of the bride and groom next to the overflowing dumpster, a dog possibly preparing to pee on her leg. Wedding photography at its finest
rhl-oregon
Cameras Guitars Wonders
grazie/merci, Luigi
StefanJozef
Well-known
Thanks for the mention Luigi and Rob.
dotur
od karnevala
Keith, rhl-oregon, icebear and robklurfield: thank you very much for mentioning five of my photos this week!
semrich
Well-known
Lynn and Rob, thanks to you both for the mention, always an honor to see my photos here.
Richard G
Veteran
Thanks Lynn.
barnwulf
Well-known
Thanks Luigi and Lynn. Much appreciated. - jim
bushwick1234
Well-known
Thanks Adam, hteasley and Robert HL for mentioning my photos. Thanks thanks thanks.