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The Latest & Greatest Fun w/Digital M Images
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Lloyd
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+1 from me Rayyan. Everyday life, and it's essentials... beautifully captured. I found the uniformed officer by the fish vendor interesting. When I was younger, and living in Boston, I would have thought he was looking for some free donuts.
Maybe in this setting its a fish that does the job.
Lloyd
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Just as Steve says, Matt. Beautiful set.
shtarka1
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We all do the same thing & strive for the same goals, just different appearances & geographical locations. Fine job of showing our global interconnectedness Rayyan!:salute:
Last night I went through some photos I took in the past few weeks but never processed. Kind of a random assortment, but hope you guys like these
Mommy and baby napping together:
Prayer for dinner - same bachelor party as the prayer/dinner photos I posted a few weeks ago:
Bride getting her dressed fixed just before the reception dinner:
At their wedding reception, instead of having cake, my friends decided to ask the local ice cream parlor to cater dessert Yum!:
Going to sneak this one in here My first roll with slide film (Fuji Sensia 200 I think) on a Zeiss Ikon, taken with Noctilux E60. This really inspires me to shoot with more film!
Mommy and baby napping together:
Prayer for dinner - same bachelor party as the prayer/dinner photos I posted a few weeks ago:
Bride getting her dressed fixed just before the reception dinner:
At their wedding reception, instead of having cake, my friends decided to ask the local ice cream parlor to cater dessert
Yum!:Going to sneak this one in here
My first roll with slide film (Fuji Sensia 200 I think) on a Zeiss Ikon, taken with Noctilux E60. This really inspires me to shoot with more film! 
DavidE
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I've been bogged down with work and family matters for the past week. Finally have a chance to catch my breath. I'm amazed (or should that be amazing ) how many wonderful photos have been posted in such a relatively brief amount of time. This really is the most amazing place. (Ashwin, you are amazing. Looking forward to more of your outstanding 24 lux shots.)
Haven't had a chance to take any new photos, but here are a few more Vegas ceiling shots. The first three are with the 24 lux, and the last one is with the 18 Super-Elmar.
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) how many wonderful photos have been posted in such a relatively brief amount of time. This really is the most amazing place. (Ashwin, you are amazing. Looking forward to more of your outstanding 24 lux shots.)Haven't had a chance to take any new photos, but here are a few more Vegas ceiling shots. The first three are with the 24 lux, and the last one is with the 18 Super-Elmar.
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Lloyd
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Great set Jerry. (even with that film shot included.Last night I went through some photos I took in the past few weeks but never processed. Kind of a random assortment, but hope you guys like these
Mommy and baby napping together:
Prayer for dinner - same bachelor party as the prayer/dinner photos I posted a few weeks ago:
Bride getting her dressed fixed just before the reception dinner:
At their wedding reception, instead of having cake, my friends decided to ask the local ice cream parlor to cater dessert
Going to sneak this one in here
) Love that first one especially.
Lloyd
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The light was harsh, the lenses were harsh...their life is much harsher.
More wonderful images, Rayyan. That first one is special, in my eyes. Harsh lives, no doubt, but worthy of recognition. :salute:
shtarka1
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Excellent set & PP Jerry! First & Last are Very Special! Thanks for sharing!Last night I went through some photos I took in the past few weeks but never processed. Kind of a random assortment, but hope you guys like these
Mommy and baby napping together:
Prayer for dinner - same bachelor party as the prayer/dinner photos I posted a few weeks ago:
DavidE
Active member
Osman, I love this shot.
The cat ties it all together. With everything else tilting to the left, it's as if the cat is there to establish a true sense of direction.
otumay
New member
After Amasra, a totally different world awaited us: We traveled to the Küre Mountains National Park, one of the largest of its kind in this country. Our first stop was the Valla Canyon, a 1200-meter deep scar right on the Northern Anatolian Fault. The view was breathtaking, so was the descent and the climb.
Our group of 24 suffered a few small falls and injuries, but nobody complained.
The descent starts:
The view from the top:
Anybody know what this is?
A picturesque bridge on the way back:
Our group of 24 suffered a few small falls and injuries, but nobody complained.
The descent starts:
The view from the top:
Anybody know what this is?
A picturesque bridge on the way back:
Maggie O
Active member
That is absolutely lovely, Steve!
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