Lady, they're all wonderful downloads and the third one down has it all - Moisture seems to be the theme. The frozen snow in the far off distance - the heavy fog clouds of water vapor adding to the drama and of course the water rushing into that pool ( love the touch of teal blue near the falls ) and of course the moss like covering of everything including the textured mountain cliffs - - - Marvelous Mam - - - beautiful set - - -
Great shot Morrison, beautifully framed too - - -
Can't see how they could've been better. Did anyone else have an uncanny sense that they were shot in 3-D ? These are literally sensational - - -thanks - - -
I'm thinking that your personality as Photographer had a lot to do with the it's success and the relaxed composure of your model. This is a wonderful portrait and we, the viewers - involuntarily reproduce his smile while viewing it. The wonderful bonnet he has selected as a statement of his personality sends my mind further back from the moment of the exposure in WONDERMENT as a good photo often does. Not a picture one is likely to whiz by - - -
UH OH - I just viewed the large view and think I can make out a TINY chevron on the upper third of the very vertical 'shield' OOPS - Guess it's a Chevy after all
(and definitely not a '30's model - looks post war to me)
I can't rationalize the Chevy Chevron emblem worked in on the grill design - sure looks more like the graphics on Dodge/Chrysler products as John F surmised (above).
I especially like the spectacular upper photo - So captivating, being engulfed in a world of fog and the 'ghost' trees with their reflections appearing and disappearing in the distance - WOW one of the best scenes seen so far - - -
Yes, the last one is wonderful - the reflecting water, the mood setting sky and textural rockiness and sensitive composition make this image a winner for my taste - - -
Did no one miss seeing the tail feathers ? ? ?
What a beautiful shot - love it - - -
Oh boy, a lovely setting - see what you mean. A handsome, flowery solution - thanks for the porch images - - - George
TERRIFIC shots - Maybe hanging the feeder off the porch and in the backyard near other flowering vegetation would attract more and varied suckers - waddia think ? ? ?
Terrific shots. Maybe more (and varied) visits could be attracted if it were off your porch under a tree in the backyard near other attracting flowers and plants - waddia think ? ? ?