Crows.jpg
by jomari

Comment:
Oooooooooh. . . .I really like this one! Those blues just grab me right out of my seat!

Macro 10
by Ken

Comment:
How COOL! I have been way underusing my fractalius filter. I must experiment with it more. But I have found mine to be so interminably slow! Is it just me? Or is that just the nature of the filter? Maybe I need to re-download it? I mean mine is REEEEEEALLLY slow! And I have plenty of ram and memory.

Anyway, this is awesome. Just the right amount so that it doesn't look over the top, but it definitely has a "How did you get that amazing effect" look!

by nixter

Comment:
Oh yay! That is art. I love the way you have done this -- with just the right amount of grain. Black and white. Exxxxxccccelllent!

~water ~ dance ~
by Jutilda

Comment:
Oh how PRETTY! You certainly make spring look elegantly artistic. Do you use a black background? Or have you expertly done this in post-processing? It is amazing!

grower
by blad

Comment:
And who is the beautiful Kat that you have photographed so expertly? She has a radiant smile, and I feel a delightful personality radiating from this photo of her. She looks like someone I would love to know :) Excellent photography, Sir Louis :)

priest22dpbw.jpg
by Iraklis

Comment:
I'm really drawn to this photo. The lighting and the intense black and white scene is very cool. I love the grungy feel. It fits it so well to make it look like we are looking at a photo from another era.

swims-with-the-fishies.jpg
by JerseyGenie

Comment:
Oh joy! Play some more. This is delightful.

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by krnodil

Comment:
What an enchanting photo. The spring colors and flowers make you think the lady is real at first. Its very pretty.

Jeanne
by krnodil

Comment:
Awww! I love her! I remember at one of the Washington GTG's she broke her leg and was laid up for what seemed like forever. She looks so beautiful all smiling and happy here.

sun-through-clouds-004-mult.jpg
by jomari

Comment:
No need to apologize! They are very exotic, and I love seeing them. I love the way you process them to enhance the artistry. I'd be happy to look at lots more if you had some :)