Blends

[m3photo]

Re: Alhambra in Blue

I love this one - heaven knows how you did it? Are you printing yet?

I just let myself go sometimes, so I can't really say ...

Not the best time for shows just now, I'll print later ...

 

[woodmancy]

"The Road to 19th Avenue"

E-P1 with 14-42 kit zoom

Keith

 

[mregnier]

"Electrical Storm"
I've been working on lots of new images lately.
This image is one of the many shots that I have done while driving. Of course I am cautious and point the camera out the window without looking thru the viewfinder. Then back in the studio, I have worked the image with multiple layers for the final version.

Mike

 

[mregnier]

I’m not sure who this guy is. I was watching TV in Prague and saw these old historical films being shown, so I started shooting photos from the screen. I combined 3 images together to make this image. I wish I knew the story behind these people.

Mike

 

[mregnier]

This isn’t a shot from the Gulf, but it looks like it could be. The image is from Bellingham Washington. It was taken while on a boat cruise, just before dark.

Mike

 

[woodmancy]

This isn’t a shot from the Gulf, but it looks like it could be. The image is from Bellingham Washington. It was taken while on a boat cruise, just before dark.

Mike

Wow, its nice to get some new images from the master - that's inspired me again. I'll have one for tomorrow.

I like the electrical towers (and the others too)

Keith

 

[Michiel Schierbeek]

This isn’t a shot from the Gulf, but it looks like it could be. The image is from Bellingham Washington. It was taken while on a boat cruise, just before dark.

Mike

Fantastic serie, Mike
Very ominous, they don't make you feel comfortable.
Part of life and that makes them interesting.

Michiel

 

[mregnier]

Thanks Keith and Michiel. I have started a new blog for our RegnierStudio website and I am determined (I think) to upload a picture a day. So now I have been going thru my old raw images and finding all kinds of possibilities.

Mike

 

[Michiel Schierbeek]

Thanks Keith and Michiel. I have started a new blog for our RegnierStudio website and I am determined (I think) to upload a picture a day. So now I have been going thru my old raw images and finding all kinds of possibilities.

Mike

Aha, a BLAD project :thumbs:

Michiel

 

[woodmancy]

Thanks Keith and Michiel. I have started a new blog for our RegnierStudio website and I am determined (I think) to upload a picture a day. So now I have been going thru my old raw images and finding all kinds of possibilities.

Mike

Hey Mike - how do you comment on your blog site?

I couldn't find a way to do it.

Keith

 

[mregnier]

Hey Mike - how do you comment on your blog site?

I couldn't find a way to do it.

Keith

you move the cursor above the title of the post and click. It takes you to the comment page.

Mike

 

[Diane B]

I really like the series Mike. I've bookmarked the blog to follow.

 

[Diane B]

Some really interesting images here. I've been missing this thread and need to come back and read back further for those I've missed.

 

[mregnier]

I really like the series Mike. I've bookmarked the blog to follow.

Thanks Diane. There are some interesting links on the site as well. I'm new to this kind of thing, so we shall see how it goes.

Mike

 

[woodmancy]

This one is called:

"I went to a garden party to reminisce with my old friends
A chance to share old memories and play our songs again
When I got to the garden party, they all knew my name
No one recognized me, I didn't look the same"​

Keith

 

[m3photo]

Re: Mike Regnier's Recent Work

I really like the series Mike. I've bookmarked the blog to follow.

I'll second that.

More personal fun:

 

[woodmancy]

Re: Mike Regnier's Recent Work

I'll second that.

More personal fun:

Michael - I really like these two new "styles", especially #1 which seems to be an evolution of your "people walking" series

The shapes of color are lovely in #2

Keith

 

[m3photo]

Re: More Fun

Michael - I really like these two new "styles", especially #1 which seems to be an evolution of your "people walking" series

The shapes of color are lovely in #2

Keith

Thank ye kindly, Sir

 

[Michiel Schierbeek]

Re: Mike Regnier's Recent Work

I'll second that.

More personal fun:

I like this one, but then I am a colour addict.
Beautifull sort of stained glass in the background.
Well done, meneer.

Michiel

 

[mregnier]

Re: Mike Regnier's Recent Work

I'll second that.

More personal fun:

Great shot Michael. love the color and smoothness.

mike