First: I have been many posts behind for some time. Now I am looking at an empty in-box. A wonderful feeling. May I ask for a moment of list silence to let me celebrate the event? ;-)
Another way of celebrating is to comment the pugs. My favourites and almost favourites are: " I que es la veritat? " by Lucas Rijnders. At first glanse this did say much. When I notice the line that stands out, it changes. A pleasant image. " MBD " by Patrick Rendulic. I guess there are some message here. Sorry, it does not reach me. " Ripples " by Henk Terhell. Really like this one. The perspective is perfect. Myself may have ruined this using a wide angle, you didn't. My only nit is about the top. There are some ripples that just starts, that annoyes me a bit. Cropping of tiny bit would have improved it. " Field " by Jens Bladt. This is one of your best shots Jens. Simple and well done. " Dew " by Dag Thrane. The idea is good, but something is missing. Something about the composition makes it fall apart. " Metal Landscape " by Gianfranco Irlanda. Interesting approach on a daily life item. Well executed. " Gords " by Bob Sullivan. Well seen. A funny picture. I'm not convinced about the framing. Something tells me you had other options that would have given a better composition. " Green Light " by Francis. Interesting use of colours. Good light. " Pine Ball " by Sandy Hermann. Well seen. Like the background. I'm not to happy with the centred composition. " Anti Pattern " by Boris Liberman. I like the title. " Webs " by Catherine Wilson. Good idea. I wish it was sharper. " Marshal St, Scottsdale, Az " by Ann Sanfedele. One more time Ann show us a very good eye for lines. The moon (or whatever it is) makes this little extra. Think I'll stop here, I feel a bit negative. More to come, I hope. Tim Mostly harmless (just plain Norwegian) Never underestimate the power of stupidity in large crowds (Very freely after Arthur C. Clarke, or some other clever guy)
