Day 30 Reflections
by Elaine

Comment:
Nice to see a pic of you having a good time with your gear for a parting shot. Good idea with the reflection in the window. I also will miss all the communication, and the extra incenitive to shoot a lot of images around home that I would not otherwise have now.

Day 30 - Earlham Hall
by Bruce_the_Robert

Comment:
This is an interesting looking building. I always wonder what could be found within the walls and hidden nooks of a place like this if it ever is dismantled or restored.
This is a very sharp looking image. I love my collection of old manual focus lenses too, and use them often with my S3 Fuji, and as with the D50, everything is manual, and no light metering.

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by mpeters

Comment:
This is a most awesome rainbow, and by using the tree, you composed a very pleasing image. Lucky you that it happened while the "Trees" challenge was going on.

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by srdanz

Comment:
I see the kite, and is that a basket ball? Good title suggestion for this. You would have gotten the "you aren't showing the whole tree" thrashing in comments.

Day 29.3 - The Zoe Valle Library
by xianart

Comment:
This looks like a place where the characters in the books came to life a long time before TV took all the fun out of reading to the kids and grandkids.
Their roof is going to need a workover sometime soon.
Nice job with the completed post work.

Day 23: I'm realy realy liking my new glass :)
by PhotoDave

Comment:
Good glass is expensive, but most good outdoor images are one chance only, and priceless.

Lake Logan
by karmat

Comment:
My favorite color! All of them : )
Beautiful to me.

Yin Yang
by _DaveA_

Comment:
Nice sharp shot of the two males, and good timing. The ground is sort of blah, which really detracts from this being a superb shot.

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by rider64

Comment:
Congrats to you, big time. Grampa. : )

Day 28 - Ruin
by xianart

Comment:
This is a very high drama moment you have captured. I hope that the hill will at least stay cow pasture now, instead of being wall to wall condos like they are building in this area now.
A big trac-hoe like that is the tool of choice for this type of destruction. They are like the offspring of "Godzilla" of movie fame when it comes to wrecking things large or small.
The guy in the edge of the pic adds a lot to the human connection in the image.