Two more beauties for your virtual garden, Dave.
Both have your hallmark stamped all over them.
Your floral work has become very sophisticated
over the past twelve months.

I agree with Grant. The naturally muted colors make this a fine subtle image; more appealing than B&W would produce. Nice capture.

Your floral work has become very sophisticated
over the past twelve months.

I agree. You are certainly taking advantage of your new camera’s potential. Way to push it’s buttons, Dave.

Grant, Thanks for starting the daily and bringing the good news about Don’s now acclaimed Photograph of he flying geese. I think it is neat that YOU spotted it on the NIKONIAN web site. I am thrilled that a member of WC got the award. Just goes to show, we have some pretty damn good photographers here, blue ribbon holders or not, just look at our photographs!

Speaking of FINE Photographers, Patty, that is a beautifully composted photograph. I don’t think I would boost the green at all. I like how you can barely see color in it but still can. Don’t you think that is actually what it looked like when you took it? Those trees, oh those beautiful graceful branches. Even winter allows the trees to show off their graceful limbs which is not obvious when they are covered with leaves. It is like a beautiful naked body, it is beautiful.

That is why I like taking photos of horses, their body is naked and they appear sculpted with well defined muscles and lines.

Shout out to DON. Congratulations Buddy. I think this means you might have to print up that wonderful photograph and hang it next to your ribbons in your man cave. Hope you stop in so we can pat you on the back.

Oh dear, I rambling.

I am just on a high after this morning’s shoot. I got up at 7:15 and the clouds were starting to clutter up the sky but still some sunlight sneaking in through them over the horizon. They were great cloud formations too. I grabbed the fish eye again for another walk.

I brought back so many good photos. I wish though that I would have cleaned the lens after yesterday’s walk. I got back today and the lens was just covered with dirt I guess. I can see it on some of the photo when I looked directly into the ight. It was window out there yesterday and today. But here are a few.

Mark, Because of the fish eye lens, these are some of the best seascape photos ever taken here by me on AMI.

I was going to put these in a separate thread, but just decided to share them all here now.

LORELL
PS. I don’t want to go home.

Two more beauties for your virtual garden, Dave.
Both have your hallmark stamped all over them.
Your floral work has become very sophisticated
over the past twelve months.

My immediate reaction is to ask you if you’re sure you got the right guy. Never before has the word sophisticated been used about me.

But I do humbly thank you.

Thanks also to Mark, Damar, and Lorell.

Lorell, nice sequence of beach scenes. I think my favorite is #3 because of how the clouds seem to be trying to duplicate the patterns of the shallow water.

Composted, Lorell? I might have to compost my photos. Could make them more interesting.

Great photos all.