Charon's Boat
by MargaretNet

Comment by jomari:
Very nice clarity in the foreground combined with the foggy background. I love the ripples.

Last Walk
by MargaretNet

Comment by jomari:
This is almost Jagaresque.

Last Walk
by MargaretNet

Comment by hahn23:
Exquisite stone detail. Effective and subtle vignette. The portrait orientation works well because it shows added street detail up to the 3rd story and rooftop and a peak of sky. I'm wondering if the composition would be stronger with a 6:8 or 5:7 proportion... sacrificing the sky and rooftop for throwing more attention to the person. Final thought: If only the man were a few inches more off horizontal middle. I think he is already slightly asymmetrical, but the image would be more harmonious if the viewer could see further through the archway destination. Great conversion.

Beynac at Sunrise
by MargaretNet

Comment by KarenNfld:
Gorgeous road and processing.

Beynac at Sunrise
by MargaretNet

Comment by EL-ROI:
Lovely tones and light. Would love to see the added interest of something on the path...

Beynac at Sunrise
by MargaretNet

Comment by hajeka:
Beautiful light in B&W.

Beynac at Sunrise
by MargaretNet

Comment by nam:
What great light. Love the tonal range and the textures in the road, wall, buildings.

Montmartre in the Rain
by MargaretNet

Comment by hahn23:
Nearly a silhouette. I've forgotten what rain looks like.

Beynac at Sunrise
by MargaretNet

Comment by hahn23:
Looks like this was once a medieval cart path. Good job of capturing the feeling of the European-ness. Lots of great detail in the bricks considering the acute sun angle.

Montmartre in the Rain
by MargaretNet

Comment by Melethia:
Very nice! And per Peter's comment, it seemed to me that everyone in Europe was able to produce an umbrella at any time. Yet I never saw them carry them unopened. It remains a great mystery to me.