Hello viablex1,
Your stunning images refect the architecutral and modern archaeological wonders of the past!!! Best regards, Leica 77
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Your stunning images refect the architecutral and modern archaeological wonders of the past!!! Best regards, Leica 77
Stuart Richardson
Active member
Love that first one Viablex -- great processing....
Cindy Flood
Super Moderator
Viablex,
Your work is so interesting. I really like the second one. It is so full of detail for the eye to explore. Are you going to put all of these wonderful photos into a gallery, or are you working on a book?
Your work is so interesting. I really like the second one. It is so full of detail for the eye to explore. Are you going to put all of these wonderful photos into a gallery, or are you working on a book?
Jorgen Udvang
Subscriber Member
Viablex,
These two latest ones are great. The first is particularly well performed. I actually like the second motive better, but it would need more elaborate lighting to be really stunning.
Just keep up the good work
These two latest ones are great. The first is particularly well performed. I actually like the second motive better, but it would need more elaborate lighting to be really stunning.
Just keep up the good work
viablex1
Active member
not sure, my first gallery showing, is coming up but these are from an old ymca that was built in 1929 and abandoned for quite a while it has been abated but it has an old pool and gym and today I found some old roller skates, I hope to get a local gallery showing with locations that are local, I have my eye on a school in the middle of nowhere I am hoping to get permission for so who knows,
I shot pictures for the last 4 days strait like 10 hours a day, I used all kinds of cameras and that first exposure is something like 8 or nine minutes the lower floors are really dark..
matto
viablex1
Active member
thanks you are probably right, it was pitch black down there but you can focus that Voigtlander 20mm lens with the help of some led flashlights..Viablex,
These two latest ones are great. The first is particularly well performed. I actually like the second motive better, but it would need more elaborate lighting to be really stunning.
Just keep up the good work
R
Ranger 9
Guest
The adjuster is the good guy -- you know, the one who writes you the check.
It's the underwriter who says, "Hey, you can't go there, it's full of alligators."
Then again, if there really ARE alligators, the underwriter might be a good guy too...
Lloyd
Active member
So... the underwriter is trying to keep you from the undertaker, eh?
etrigan63
Active member
Seriously,
in Miami-Dade county, alligator populated lakes (can't call them "infested") in population zones are either fenced off from about 50 yards from shore or Animal Control will come and relocate the gators to the Everglades.
This lake is prohibited because of liability most likely. People are allowed to boat and fish, just not swim.
And I realize now that the sub-species of alligator is not the insurance adjuster (they are a sub-species of stork - often bringing bundles of joy), but the actuarial (who calculates risk).
in Miami-Dade county, alligator populated lakes (can't call them "infested") in population zones are either fenced off from about 50 yards from shore or Animal Control will come and relocate the gators to the Everglades.
This lake is prohibited because of liability most likely. People are allowed to boat and fish, just not swim.
And I realize now that the sub-species of alligator is not the insurance adjuster (they are a sub-species of stork - often bringing bundles of joy), but the actuarial (who calculates risk).
viablex1
Active member
I hear you in palm beach county they are all over the place as well, just poking fun but they are serious, I have haerd of them ending up in peoples houses etc, my wife had a run in with one she got lucky...
Lloyd
Active member
Yup, what he said!
viablex1
Active member
I am sending a d300 for conversion coming up !! cant wait...
emmawest72
New member
Fuji S5pro:
R
Ranger 9
Guest
Well, he's an administrator, so I suppose we can't kick him out... does bring to mind the old line about "you and the horse you rode in on," though...
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