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It's a superb shot whit lots of detail througout the range of tones. Love the shallow depth toward the background. Letters are razorsharp.

My interpretation of Wheels within Wheels. As this guy P&S the sunset, he made me set my wheels in motion by doing the same, yet now the point and shooter is the subject. Whit his action he invoked another action, my action to do some P&S too. Shot with A700 and Minolta AF 200/2.8 HS G. Some...

They look great. First one is awesome. A big hand.

Gongrats Gustav. Congratulations! That sounds very great! Show them some 'lekker' pictures :mrgreen: Interesting, which language is "lekker"? I come from South Africa originally, and "lekker" means "good" in Afrikaans, which is closely related to Dutch. Congrats Gustav!...

Gongrats Henry, a true wheels whitin wheels. Btw I did not attend, hoped the challenge would be open a little longer. But no worries, a true winner we got in Henry. After I said in my first post that I did not understand quite well enough I did some googeling and I found that the "Wheels whitin...

They're looking great and well framed also.

Hope you get well soon, the both of you.

Dr. Harout wrote:Nice portrait but can't feel the jazz there.

Thank you. That is true, it could be any genre.

If not told I would be thinking this was a "normal" wide angle shot.

If you mean the left one the answer might be Yes it is. In China I believe.

I wait for some examples, as for a non English speaker, I'm not quite sure what you mean. Not even after the exta explain. (sorry David)

Shot this Jazz Singer. He survived.


Model DYNAX 7D
Flash Used No
Focal Length 200 mm
Exposure Time 1/200 sec
Aperture f/2.8
ISO Equivalent 800

They look fine too me allright. Sharpness is OK, exept the last one where I can't discover the sharp centre.

Wonderful first shot.

Nice series Gus. You need a sensor cleanup though. On the first I see a spot on the right, just below 1/3 from above. On the second I see the same spot and an extra spot left froem the wiek (that is Dutch, sorry don't know the English word for it). At #3 I don't see any, but it was too misty I think...