msirois (305) [2006-03-11 19:09]

Excellent shot, Pierre--
I like the reflections especially, the lights dancing in the shiny surface of the floor that echo the bright colors above. Well done.
Michael

msirois (305) [2006-02-24 15:31]

Hi, Margo--
Very nice shot. The eyes are hauntingly beautiful. I like the way you've moved from such a dark area on the left to the overexposure on the right. Well done.
Michael

msirois (305) [2006-02-24 15:09]

Beautifully done, Dean--
I like the elegant simplicity of it, the three trees balanced by the dog and owner. Very nice.
Michael

msirois (305) [2006-02-21 10:54]

Hi, Yvonne--

Nice shot. I was fascinated with the same sculpture a couple of years ago. It's pretty amazing to think that nothing's holding it up except the wires that run from pole to pole. See mine here

http://www.treklens.com/gallery/North_America/United_States/photo28308.htm

Well done.

Michael

msirois (305) [2006-02-08 9:46]

Hi, Ayda--

Very nicely composed, and the B&W is definitely the right way to go. The color version is nice, but this is much more dramatic.

msirois (305) [2005-08-06 9:21] - [workshop] [compare]

Very nice, Sue. You've captured their sense of fun and frozen the moment in time. The PP effect is very interesting, but I agree that it distracts from the girls somewhat. I did a workshop using a different filter. Hope you like it.
Regards, Michael

msirois (305) [2005-08-05 18:35]

Hi, Carla--
This is a beautiful macro. It's very reminiscent of Georgia O'Keefe's paintings. I love that most of the bloom is very soft in focus, but the center is sharp. Well done.
Michael

msirois (305) [2005-07-29 11:25]

Bonjour, Benoit--
What a great capture. Very interesting. Well done.
Michael

msirois (305) [2005-06-18 14:20] [+]

Really Amazing, Astrid--
Fast shutter and the right light. Great capture. Was he on his way up or down?
Michael

msirois (305) [2005-06-11 23:24]

Excellent capture, Michael--
She does have the grace of a ballerina. Nice angle, too, allowing the viewer to see the delicacy of her movement through her positioning. Well done.
Michael