" Dozers at the ready "by César Matamoros II This captures for me some of the scale of the NYC disaster, I've never been to NYC (although am travelling there in a few weeks) and this along with " In Memoriam: 11 Sep 2001 "by Frits J. Wüthrich and " Dawn over the WTC " by Chris Niesmertelny really help me visualise what it used to look like. Richard Seaman's shot is very poignant. Jim Moniz shot of the flower vigil stirred up the feelings of the atmosphere of mourning I felt while in the US last month.
" Point Wilson "by Harald Rust, love the sky and the contrast on the lighthouse " The Great Buddha "by Y.P.Wan - great subject, great opportunity, addictive shot! " Majesty "by Herbet Camerino Brasileiro - I like high contrast shots, and this is just damn wonderful. " River Of Gold "by Maciej Marchlewski - well done on your first submission (mine also this month) small tip, one thing I do always is look at the scan desaturated and see if it looks better in b/w, I tried this with yours and for me it works better - great shot " Goat Island Sunset "by Aaron Reynolds - this makes me want to try agfachrome.... " Matin de Pâque "by Eric Gauthier love the combination of motion blurred water with the out-of-field foreground, and I like the picture as well! " Flower Girl "by Bill Owens - because candid shots of kids are the most pleasing to look at and the most satisfying to take - This message is from the Pentax-Discuss Mail List. To unsubscribe, go to http://www.pdml.net and follow the directions. Don't forget to visit the Pentax Users' Gallery at http://pug.komkon.org .
