Good morning, new member. We hope you give us a lot of works..
César

thanks for the welcome....

Thank you for your nice comments Ryan. I like your first images and look forward to giving you more comments! Enjoy your time here Ryan:-)

Thanks for the comment on "Circle of Friends". Don't worry they are the friendly type!

yeah where is homer when u need him???

Thanks Ryan, for the encouraging comments about "Golden Top".

Thank you for the comment on "Maynes Secret":-)

Thanks Ryan. Yes the flaring I think is is from diffraction through the hot gases from a chimney - possibly the refinery flare itself.

Steb

Thanks for commenting on (How Do Ya Like Them Apples?). Glad you enjoyed~

Wow, you have a 300D. I would love to get one as I have a couple of EOS before and I can use my lenses with the 300D. Is it as good a camera as the reviews say?

Hi Ryan, thanks for your comments on Lonely church. As far as I know the church is still functional but I don't know if it is used on a daily basis, it was locked up when I was there. Cheers!

hey, ryan! thanks for commenting on "columbines"!
my girlfriend planted the columbines in the front yard last year. they are perennials, they bloom from late april to early june, (here in east tennessee) they like mostly shade and a little sun. there is a website with many varieties of flowers that you might like:
http://whiteflowerfarm.com/

Thanks Ryan for your comments on «Waterproof».
César

Thanks for your kind words on "Lonely Soul." The photo was taken outdoors and was not as dark as the image I posted. I applied a color burn layer to achieve the effect you see in the photo.

Awesome photos in your gallery, if you are not a pro.. you should be.. just lovely!

thanx for your comment on turbulence
much appreciated


...dream the dream, dont live it...

hey ryan, thanks for your comments on 'Face of Death'
The autofocus on my macro lens is broken, so I had to focus manually.. \
unfortunately, it has a very small depth of field when set to macro, so only a small part can be in focus. I was shooting 1/320 of a second so a tripod was not necessary. the lens caused the back be out of focus, not movement. thanks for commenting.

vlad

Good morning Ryan
Many thanks for your comments on "Lord of the Manor".
Am afraid my ability to identfy the birds I photograph is worse than my ability to identify the plants and flowers I photograph, and that is not good at the best of times. Had I been given to tantrums, I could see myself childishly stamping my feet when the zoom wasn't enough to capture just the bird <laughing>
Romane

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