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Bennett (764) 2006-09-12 22:15

I like the way you've bled the colors here and added to the silvery cast. I'd love to see the original too, in all it's full color glory? Excellent portrait.

Bennett (764) 2006-09-03 20:54

The perspective of course is great, with the olive trees "confiscated" by the wall, and the boy running, reminiscent of HC-B. An interesting aside, at least to me, is that Don Narayan didn't rip into you as an anti-semite. I guess it's your soft honest approach, as contrasted with my hard honest approach, that spared you the lance. I could use a little more diplomacy, so thanks for setting a good example. Back to the shot, which is great on every level. I was in the same area, but not smart enough to climb whatever you climbed to get that view. Who says you can't shoot in the middle of the day? I have a shot up with much the same theme you might want to check out, though it's not nearly so artistic. Your note sums up my feelings as well... Keep up the fine work, Bennett PS. Do you know Jerry Levin?

Bennett (764) 2006-05-08 21:11

Lovely shot, curious as to what lens you used. Thanks, Bennett

Bennett (764) 2006-05-08 20:58

You are a man of many portraits... Your dead fish do better than my living humans! I am in full genuflection... The red and the dof do it...

Bennett (764) 2006-05-08 20:53

I know this nun--have a shot of her very angry with me for not paying her for a photo. Of course I could not explain that I really had no money on me! I like the shot though. Cheers, B.

Bennett (764) 2006-05-08 20:50

Comp, light, juxt--fab! Really like it Eric, great eye. Only one Q.--the fall of the light on the letters, natural or expertly dodged? Best, Bennett

Bennett (764) 2006-04-12 21:11

Lovely shot, and I agree with nostromos suggestion.

Bennett (764) 2006-04-12 20:56

Nice photo. Perhaps improved with longer exposure and more of a dynamic sense of movement. And of course off angled with the harsh light thru the windo. Great colors.

Bennett (764) 2006-04-11 18:06

Very nice, and the reflections are not disturbing at all, but rather add another layer that sets it apart.

Bennett (764) 2006-04-11 17:55

Big fan of the Buddha, and especially this shot. Very beautiful, belongs in a book. I'm sure Jim Casper at LensCulture.com would love to have this in his Buddha collection.