TDF 2
by jagar

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If this was today (Stage 10) this was Johnny's teammate, riding in the break to take the mountain points if possible, so Johnny could stay in the polka dot jersey.

TDF 1
by jagar

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Oh! Oh! Am I EVER envious!!! Excellent shot showing the faces, and perfect in B&W! Did you get a shoot of poor Mr. Hoogerland? He'd be the chap in the polka dot jersey with the 33 stitches in his leg and backside.

apples and dandelions
by timfythetoo

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Originally posted by Melethia: This is still one of my all time favorites.

les amoureux
by jagar

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Oh how I miss the cobbles of Europe. Concrete is SO dull.... Great shadows!

The Photo Shoot
by salmiakki

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I still love this!

Etiquette Lesson #24: How to use a fork
by vawendy

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Did you get the forks back yet? You should use those fancy plastic ones that are silver and look real! Then you won't have to worry when they wander off with them. Very cute. Congrats on another ribbon. Have you caught Timfy yet? :-)

Holly
by Paul

Comment:
This is a beautiful piece of art. I have been visiting it and thinking about it since I saw it mentioned in the 1x thread. Exquisite use of light and form. It does, in a way, make me a bit sad on a personal level. Not only could I most likely never "see" how to shoot something like this, but I also realized (after watching too many episodes of a silly TV show) that the beauty of the model is integral to art like this. A shot like this, no matter how expertly lit or framed, would never see the light of day with someone like me as the model. Very selfish and silly, I know. :-) But it does make me envious, not just of your skill but of her light. She truly is gorgeous and you've done well by her.

Watusi ~ the Cowbone Fork
by Bear_Music

Comment:
LOL! Very fun shot! Good to see you, too. Tell Penny hello.

Poser
by UrfaK

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This little guy is just too cute! I really like that this is sepia "toned" but not necessarily purely monochromatic. Works VERY well!

eco awareness
by william88

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A nice tribute to techo's entry from quite some time ago: