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flamingo (109) [2006-11-15 16:49]
Great lines great color, and great shot. Bill

flamingo (109) [2006-10-12 19:57]
Thanks. I haven't seen that road since 1967. Made me smile.

flamingo (109) [2006-10-04 19:45]
The over all grey tone captures the cold feel of winter. Well done. Now I will put my shirt back on. Bill

Leo (881) [2006-01-16 16:58]
Luca:
Great composition and colours. It is really a sensuous photograph, the first thing that came into my mind was a human body from the waist down...its better if it is a lady's ;¬)

Ciao.

Leopoldo / Venezuela

Leo (881) [2006-01-16 16:51]
Hola Ronni:

Great place, your picture is equally nice.

Regards from Venezuela

Leo

flamingo (109) [2005-11-13 8:03]
Great color and balance. Well captured and smart. Bill

flamingo (109) [2005-11-09 22:49]
Marvelous. Bill

flamingo (109) [2005-10-27 22:05] [+]
Infrared can be a real problm, but not for you. Very well done. Bill

Leo (881) [2005-10-20 14:31]
Epa carajito muy buena esta foto!

Saludos

leo Garcia / Venezuela

Leo (881) [2005-10-20 3:41]
Great capture, congratulations.

Leo

flamingo (109) [2005-09-21 10:29]
Great moment. Bill

Leo (881) [2005-09-20 7:44]
Another great shot.

Ana, ethnic separations curtail people's way to knowledge. There are so many things that we can learn from eachother that self imposed barriers are a sad way to cut oneself from wisdom.

Who was curious you or the boy?

Take care

Leo Garcia / Venezuela

Leo (881) [2005-09-20 7:36]
Hola Ana:

Sorry I did not get to you before. I am looking at your portfolio and this picture came out of the ordinary.

Its good to capture local color and people and you managed that really well.

Let me know when you post more photos so I can visitit your site.

Regards

Leo Garcia / Venezuela

Leo (881) [2005-08-14 8:43] - [workshop] [compare]
Hola Phuoc:

The brown bird is an inmature little blue heron or redish egret. Size may indicate the former, however, geography would be a helpful way to make a desition as each bird may have a distribution that can help with the ID.

I played with the pict in Photo Shop and applyed the 3 1/4 tecnique to get the birds off the center on the photograph. I hope you like the idea. I amposting the pict at the workshop.

Regards

Leo Garcia / Venezuela

Leo (881) [2005-08-14 8:24] [3]
Phuoc:

Great picture of the hummer. I imagine that you used some pict correcting software a there are some un-natural edging on the whit flowers and the back of the bird. If you did, try to use the transcition tool (in Photoshop) to mend this. It works after yu use USM and you can find it under the edit menu.

Regards

Leo Garcia / Venezuela

Leo (881) [2005-07-15 18:00]
Capoeira en la playa ;¬)

Leo Garcia / Venezuela

Leo (881) [2005-07-15 17:57]
Antonio que foto tan buena.

Seguiré visitando tu portafolio.

Saludos

Leo / Venezuela

Leo (881) [2005-07-11 12:12]
Great capture! It almost looks like a scene from the day after.

I feel it can be improved digitally with Photoshop. I'll give it a try and send it to ya.

Regards

Leo Garcia / Venezuela

Leo (881) [2005-07-06 6:15] - [workshop] [compare] [+]
Good capture. I changed it a bit in Photoshop I hope you liked it.

Regards

Leo Garcia / Venezuela

Leo (881) [2005-06-07 16:32]
Hola Marie:

Thank you for visiting my gallery. I am visiting yours and hopefully I can contribute with your knowledge by working on some of your photographs.

This one of the fields was a good one to start. When we are taking pictures , we can be in a hurry and not notice the horizon. This happened to your composition. If you looked well into the viewfinder you could have seen that the horizon was not leveled. I use a tripod as much as I can and it has levers which tell me if the horizon is straight. Try to take your time for a comoposition and you will see the changes.

You may rotate the picture in Photoshop or any other editor as some of our friends have pointed out but that is a post photo technique that at times cannot overcome the original.

Hasta Luego

Leo Garcia / Venezuela