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Davidh34 (838) 2008-02-12 1:19

A wonderful, if cheeky shot Jerzy. Perfectly framed, perfect focus, a charming snapshot of daily life. And is there anything better than Polish Vodka? I'd say not. Na zdrowie David

Davidh34 (838) 2008-01-23 4:07

Hi Jerzy I love the contrast and tonality in this industrial shot (I love industrial images). The amount of grain is spot on. Did you do this with a high ISO setting, or in PP? Great composition too, with the lady on the bridge. Regards David

Davidh34 (838) 2007-11-15 4:19

HI Hercules Wow, what a scene. I like the banding, green, white, grey, blue. It must be amazing to live in that building. Good work my friend.

Davidh34 (838) 2007-11-04 14:02

Hi Janos Congratulations on a moving picture, which well conveys the meaning of this day. Good POV and control of the light. May they rest in peace. Regards David

Davidh34 (838) 2007-11-04 13:49

Hi Oleg It's actually a little girl, the statue is called 'the Little Princess', by Lazlo Marton. A nice capture though, you've caught the statue well, though the background is a little burned out. Regards David

Davidh34 (838) 2007-11-02 16:00

Hi Anellise I love the clean, frosty feel. It is almost surreal, the hay bales, covered in frost, and of course the mountain. Regards David

Davidh34 (838) 2007-11-02 15:30

Hi Anellise. This is wonderful, the DOF and colours are superb. The water looks amazing, and cold! Regards David

Davidh34 (838) 2007-10-30 13:46

Hi David Welcome to TE. A wonderful introduction. Perfect composition and nice pink tones. The water looks spot on too. Regards David

Davidh34 (838) 2007-10-29 16:50

Hi Anellise Wow, Iceland just seems to be a spectacular other worldly place. And this is a treat for us all, not just your sister. Fantastic composition, and the clouds are stunning, especially the reflected light. Regards David

Davidh34 (838) 2007-10-29 16:47

Hi Miguel I'm glad that you have been enjoying your travels. A nice warm shot, the moon boat well placed. So often we don't see what is virtually on our doorstep. Regards David