nksdks
Established
Colour:
hteasley
Joao
fraley
f16sunshine
hteasley
Joao
fraley
f16sunshine
leica M2 fan
Veteran
jcrutcher Mr Gavin
jcrutcher Mr Gavin
This is a very good portrait of this little guy.
jcrutcher Mr Gavin
This is a very good portrait of this little guy.
Shac
Well-known
Sereghasu
kingsley244
Keith
Muser53
Alex Krasotkin
kingsley244
Keith
Muser53
Alex Krasotkin
luiman
shadowgrapher
Lynn, Jim and Nikos, thanks for the mentions. I am honored.
mto'brien (my fav of the week)
photony texas
Tigerphil
Lynn (another masterpiece)
leica M2 fan
Shac
Ariefb
Ezzie (amazing picture)
Joao
ChrisN
Keith
Harry
Jim
mto'brien (my fav of the week)
photony texas
Tigerphil
Lynn (another masterpiece)
leica M2 fan
Shac
Ariefb
Ezzie (amazing picture)
Joao
ChrisN
Keith
Harry
Jim
jcrutcher
Veteran
I'm honored to have my pictures recognized this week. Thank you very much, barnwolf, Nksdks, and Tony (M2 Fan).
Jim
Jim
L David Tomei
Well-known
This was tough. I think it was an unusually good week but here's my pick of three.
Divewizard: Low Rider. I think that if it were in color, it wouldn't be as strong an image.
Muser53: New England Spring. I especially like the foreground giving the dark trees in the background a strong presence.
Keith: Self portrait. Just a fine photograph.
Divewizard: Low Rider. I think that if it were in color, it wouldn't be as strong an image.
Muser53: New England Spring. I especially like the foreground giving the dark trees in the background a strong presence.
Keith: Self portrait. Just a fine photograph.
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functus
Failed Poet
Thank you, Keith and Paulfish ...
My picks:
Schlapp:
Ezzie:
Divewizard:
Joao:
Semrich:
Keith:
J. Borger:
Paolo Bonello:
My picks:
Schlapp:
Ezzie:
Divewizard:
Joao:
Semrich:
Keith:
J. Borger:
Paolo Bonello:
tigerphil
Well-known
from J.Borgor:
from onur77:
fronm enlo:
from Anastasia Ioffe:
from semrich:
from paulfish:
from kingsley244:
from Schlapp:
from lynnb:
from barnwulf:
from f16sunshine:
from onur77:
fronm enlo:
from Anastasia Ioffe:
from semrich:
from paulfish:
from kingsley244:
from Schlapp:
from lynnb:
from barnwulf:
from f16sunshine:
barnwulf
Well-known
Thank you Phil and Luigi for the mentions this week. Much appreciated. Jim
lynnb
Veteran
Thanks Jim, Phil and Luigi for the mention - much appreciated.
Martini
Well-known
My thanks to Barnwulf for the mention.
hteasley
Pupil
Thanks Jim, Luigi, and Nikos, I very much appreciate it.
My picks:
Joao, Museum
ChrisN, 'Twas upon a winter's day
enlo, ***
My picks:
Joao, Museum
ChrisN, 'Twas upon a winter's day
enlo, ***
hteasley
Pupil
Paolo Bonello, Cash for cars 4
Jay Decker, Kelsey
Martini, Untitled
Jay Decker, Kelsey
Martini, Untitled
porktaco
Well-known
hat tip to keith, paul and jcrutcher.
i liked a lot this week, and found it very hard to limit my choices
i have two favorites this week
semrich
sometimes photos take me to really interesting places. i've been to the cistern and thought it was incredible. it's still incredible today. the picture is luminous and brooding and mysterious and layered and...
bravo
my other favorite was from broyler
her face and posture are so calm and the grass is blowing all around her and the sky is so dark. again, it took me to a very cool place.
other things i liked this week
martini - for the tones and textures
tompas - for the unguarded desire to connect, with a little blur
anastasia ioffe - this is also a very cool place, with kids caught at really interesting moments of poise. i like the choice to go for texture in the stone and shadows on the people.
also from anastasia - a very intimate moment between two children. the one's finger on the other is a great detail, and the entire photo builds around it.
paulfish - for getting the moment of light. the net has its own motion, and it's a bit of magic. again, transportative to a very cool place.
mto'brien - i know it's not really from the 50s but it has that look. the kid is so busy and in the moment. i really liked the contrast between the excited people and the calm gray light on the objects.
i liked a lot this week, and found it very hard to limit my choices
i have two favorites this week
semrich
sometimes photos take me to really interesting places. i've been to the cistern and thought it was incredible. it's still incredible today. the picture is luminous and brooding and mysterious and layered and...
bravo
my other favorite was from broyler
her face and posture are so calm and the grass is blowing all around her and the sky is so dark. again, it took me to a very cool place.
other things i liked this week
martini - for the tones and textures
tompas - for the unguarded desire to connect, with a little blur
anastasia ioffe - this is also a very cool place, with kids caught at really interesting moments of poise. i like the choice to go for texture in the stone and shadows on the people.
also from anastasia - a very intimate moment between two children. the one's finger on the other is a great detail, and the entire photo builds around it.
paulfish - for getting the moment of light. the net has its own motion, and it's a bit of magic. again, transportative to a very cool place.
mto'brien - i know it's not really from the 50s but it has that look. the kid is so busy and in the moment. i really liked the contrast between the excited people and the calm gray light on the objects.
hteasley
Pupil
divewizard, Low Rider 1951 Pontiac
Luigi, Lazy afternoon_02
Rimidal Rezole, Can be, it about love...
Luigi, Lazy afternoon_02
Rimidal Rezole, Can be, it about love...
StevenJohn
Established
I honestly was shocked to find my picture chosen. Thank you jcrutcher.
mto'brien
Well-known
Lynn, Luigi, porktaco, thanks for the mentions! much appreciated!!!
photony texas
Light Sensitive
Thanks luiman for selecting my photo to this weeks monday gallery. Honored to be amongst such fine work on RFF.
Greyscale
Veteran
Thank you for the mention, Paul.
leica M2 fan
Veteran
md2008 Fence
md2008 Fence
Fabulous composition of this closeup of the graffiti.
md2008 Fence
Fabulous composition of this closeup of the graffiti.