Ristorante Da Bruno
by Bernard_Marx

Comment by posthumous:
too many italian menu words

On Deck
by Bernard_Marx

Comment by posthumous:
wow, I love the tilted disorientation of this photo. where is the horizontal and where is the vertical? so hard to discern. it gives the picture a lot of energy. the filter of weather(?) and plexiglass just adds to the sense of distance and disorientation. I love it.

A Photographer's Photographer
by Bernard_Marx

Comment by Quasimojo:
Great colours, but at the expense of some of the surf highlights. Nice composition though.

Ristorante Da Bruno
by Bernard_Marx

Comment by whiteroom:
great tones..

Becoming
by Bernard_Marx

Comment by Jedusi:
I really like the almost stark simplicity of this shot. Very minimilist and a good capture of someone in transition from boyhood to teenager - changing one set of toys for a whole new set :- )

On Deck
by Bernard_Marx

Comment by Wildcard:
Oh YES! yes yes yes. You know sometimes you see a photo and you just want to give it a standing of ovation, this is one of those and the longer I look at it the better it gets. I spent ages trying to figure out how you got the effect, ruled out filters and rain and finally gave up and read the description, well done (I am now going in search of a piece of dirty plexiglass). Then I started to look at why it works so well and the details are great. The yellow and black rope tying in and following the contour of the yellow in the upper right, the mans blue suit and the blue water, the red rope that's on the rule of thirds but somehow links my eye to the diagonal railing and up to the mans head which turns out to be also on a third. It has a once a busy but calm look. OK I'll stop, I love it, well done!

Off-Path Dining
by Bernard_Marx

Comment by OmanOtter:
Beautiful! Where is this place?

A Photographer's Photographer
by Bernard_Marx

Comment by echoman:
is he taking a pic of him "leaking" ?

A Photographer's Photographer
by Bernard_Marx

Comment by wardmac:
good pic of a guy taking a pic.

A Photographer's Photographer
by Bernard_Marx

Comment by DistantColours:
Having one figure on the rocks would have been better.