02-27-14

handgun

Great shot

02-27-14

cancan

Nusty cow that attacked everyone. She almost rammd him.
I spent a whole day in a cowboy ranch, so i shall upload quite alot of photos from there
Danny

02-13-14

jtorral

There is something to be said about lighting in a photograph. This is simply amazing. The emphasis on the subject as the light fades around is superb and the B&W just sets it apart from others.

02-13-14

jtorral

Or thinking about how her coat was made.

02-13-14

cancan

:) hehehehe

02-07-14

cancan

Thank you all

02-05-14

handgun

Great shot

02-01-14

itus49

What B&W Bravo!

12-04-13

jtorral

Congrats on MVP :)

11-29-13

itus49

Great Idea Dan!

11-29-13

cancan

Thanks Jim

11-25-13

itus49

Well done

11-12-13

cancan

:)
Guess u r right

11-12-13

itus49

Ah Però!

11-07-13

cancan

Thanks D

11-07-13

cancan

He was talking to some 1 behind him

11-05-13

waeshael

Cancan: Ah, well that helps - I don't own this lens and wondered whether the lighting was due to flare at wide apertures, or was a result of pp. The EXIF data doesn't specify the aperture you used - I assume f 1.4? If I was using a Summarit f1.5, I would expect this type of flare at f 1.5. Thanks for identifying the cause of the flare as not being the result of pp.

11-05-13

cancan

Waeshael my dear
I can certainly understand what you are insinuating.
Well let me disappoint you my friend
1. i shoot with a Leica MM
2. i never !!!!! touch my frames...no changes from what god created, which is seen in the view finder
3. As the saying says: What you see is what you get.
Thank you for your comment

11-05-13

waeshael

An interesting approach. But there should be shadows below the buck board, not light.

11-05-13

cancan

Thanks :)